Whatever the case, he helped produce one of the most tuneful folk classics in US singable history. Indeed, this has proved a crowdpleaser for me in three continents.
Please note that I have never, as far as I know, ever sung the song in G (one sharp) as written below. But the melody is more or less right. Enjoy this ditty and keep singing!
Delmar Lemming
4 comments:
Hi David! Thank you very much for your blog! I must say I admire your work and think you are an outstanding teacher and an inspiration for other teachers like me.
I'm a teacher of English and now I'm learning to play the guitar!! and... I love it!
I have a request for you, only if you can. I'd love to have the chords you play for "You are my sunshine"(better if they are Latin chords).
Also, I saw you recently in "Canarias mi mundo" playing the song "Liverpool Light"(I think) so would it be possible to have its chords too? I'd really really appreciate it.
Anyway, I might be asking for too much so, whether you do it or not, thank you!!
Dear Dublinro Good luck with your guitar playing. I think using the guitar in the classroom for a few minutes at the end of each session is great for ending the class.
The liverpool Light song is easy! It starts in Em then goes to D and back to Em then Em - D - Em through the whole song. Sometimes you have to change the Em and use C or G but if you play around with the song, can do it. Good luck and best wishes from David
Thanks a million!!!
Dara RodrÃguez
Hi again! a couple of links you might like:
- http://dublinro.wikispaces.com/The+Canary+Islands
- http://www.cueprompter.com/
Showing my gratitude for your help. I thought it's a good time for the recipe as you're so fond of the Canarian stuff.
The prompter is useful to show the lyrics on the IWB as the ss sing.
Regards
dublinro
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