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this isnt simple at all there are so many techniques hes using that i dont know and random strings being played im so confused

RIP Andy. I too came too late for the TAB. Does anyone know where to find it?

Nice guitar, and nice playing!

Andy, I want to ask you a question about TGO, can you share facebook, email or any other way to contact you?

Thank you so much for this, Andy! While wandering around the area over the last two years I have been bumping into challengers and am hoping to attempt it in 2024. Crossing the Great Glen advice was just what I needed to focus in on.

I like the Celtic feel to this nice piece played well I also like your guitar it sounds assume. 👍😊

I've been a playing DADGAD almost exclusively since the early 1980s. It's perfect for noodling and I discover something new every time I pick my guitar up.

Wonderful!! Thank you! Im on it!!

Feel sad to hear your no longer with us :(

Been trying to find your dadgad tabs but without any luck. Can you help please?

Very beautiful guitar playing! Greetings💕💕💕

Dick Gaughan’s version of this is simply stunning.

I would tab it out as GGDA GGGG DBmF#mF#m GGGG

Hi - tried to get to tabs but keep getting (? scam) questionnaires. Just thought you should know.

Hi Andy love the playing , i am just starting DADGAD , i cannot get the tab off the web can you help, thanks john

Pentangle does my favorite version of this.

Thanks, I just started messing around with this tuning yesterday after watching a martin simpson lesson. I play blues and it really works for alternating bass style with a ton of great turnarounds and lots of chordal variations up the fretboard, Surprised there is not more on the web on this tuning, your video is one of very few about this tuning. I guess it all goes back to Martin. I will keep working on the fretboard possibilities by ear until the lucky day I can find a workshop with Martin? This reminds me a bit of Skip James who played in Dminor, DADF#AD much for much of his haunting blues songs, but just the 3 lower strings are same intervals.

we will all miss you Andy

You don't need to present as something you aren't...it's fine to just noodle and enjoy what you come up with without pretending you understand what you are playing... You aren't even in tune man, why present as a professional? It's doing a disservice to the very people you claim this is aimed at. Just be honest and say you figured some things out by ear, you don't need all the posturing and music terms thrown in at random with no relation to what you are actually playing...

I really enjoyed that and I like how the alternating bass never missed a beat. Great stuff.

Hello Andy , great song and performance I really enjoyed my new friend/ Gosia

Enjoyed that Andy!

Great song and great sentiment.

Andy, Any chance that your mics could be reloacted such that they don'r obscure part of the fretboard. Otherwise an excellent video tutorial.

Lovely song Andy.

Thank you kindly dear Andy, this is great. Richard T has always been my hero - and I do play the guitar fairly well - but never got into the tuning variants. This is a very fundamental instruction you are giving - well done. Quite a bit eerie tuning, transforms the guitar, perfect for the song. RT must've been using the DADGAD as well.

You are the first person I've heard refer to the bass strings as the "top" strings, and also the first the first to say that going to the higher frets is moving "down" the neck. Opposite to my way of thinking, in both cases. Nice guitar, BTW!

Adrian Lucas is the only person I trust with my Lowden, he is a brilliant luthier. That guitar sounds fantastic.

Really enjoyed this Andy, sounds wonderful on that beautiful instrument.

Did Nick Drake use this tuning?

It may be a simple tune but it sounds simply beautiful. Nicely done and thx for providing the tabs, Andy!

Very nice, Andy - great playing on an excellent and unusual guitar. Andy Irvine certainly didn't write either the words or the tune of this Scottish ballad, which also exists as Thomas of Winesbury and as Thomas of Winesbury and the King's Daughter. However, he did set it (with Sweeney's men in the 60s) to the tune of another Child ballad - Fause Foodrage - and this is the tune it is now usually sung to. Actually, the two tunes are very similar. You can see the original as 'Thomas etc' in the Appendix to 'Ancient Scottish Ballads' by G Kinloch, published in 1827 and available as a free download online. Barbara Dickson has a version which is much closer to this tune (which has bigger melodic intervals than the John Renbourn/Andy Irvine/Anne Briggs, etc version). I think Frankie Armstrong also has bits of this tune in her version.

Thanks ! (from Chile)

A very enjoyable 24 minutes Andy......

Enjoyed that Andy. Good to hear Richmond Road again.....a favourite if mine 👍

Hello govner

Hi mate the link to the tab goes to a review of torches? Where is the actual tab? Cheers

I think cheese is nice after Christmas too.

Thanks for doing these videos. I’m planning my first challenge and they’re very very helpful.

That was fascinating and really helpful to me as someone trying find a straightforward way to make some decent first time recordings.

wow such amazing talent you are very good!! keep on going im sure bright things are soon to come this really brought tears to my eyes you are truly a wonderful musician andy! well done.

Mic is in the way,,all I hear is 4th string,,also I could only hear one tune,,,,but I subbed so serve me right,,,oh ,and thanks,,

I'm subbing you purely because you are the first tutor on u tube that I've heard saying 'cappo' instead of 'caypo', at last ,someone who understands what it means,,,thanks mate,,,🤗👏

Thanks. And I like you.

Pitch should determine direction on any instrument. You are playing UP in DAGAD not Down.

Idk about the tutorial, but I love your guitar.

I don't know why but those guitars give me the creeps, the willy willy's and a limp dick.

Closer and louder...can't see your finger work or here you well....

Looks uncomfortable that guitar. Lower bout position looks a bit pokey

beautiful guitar i wud love to steal that from him