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'Isn't It A Pity' - George Harrison
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lIbVWNy7HBk

OMG, we're on another George Harrison roll :starstruck:
Brilliant :flower:

Thanks to @Banno for the jump-start with the Covid article.
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/571316

See what you gone and done... :love:

This is, of course, the greatest song of all time.

:fire: :100: :sparkle:

'Here Comes The Sun' - the video, at about 8secs, shows the page George scribbled the lyrics on. Not included above the title is a quote in English, then another language I can't make out. This is on p145 of George's book 'I - Me - Mine'.
I'll look again tomorrow...
(The previous page tells the story behind the writing of the song).

Thanks :hearts:

Lo, you have come as a boon to me, showering your rain without a stop;
Behold! rain - thirsting lover - birds sip of your draught, drop after drop -
Though frightened of your thunder-bursts,, lovers at large rejoice below,
Romantic welcome awaits you, at every footfall as you go!

It's clear in my hardcover version, although I did have to use a magnifying glass.

Yay :up:

And the other language is apparently Hindi.
More here:

https://shreevatsa.net/post/megh/

I'm struggling with playing the bridge. The chords are straight forward, but my dang fangers won't do it. 4/4 to 2/4 to 3/8 to 5/8, twice...

If I can offer a little advice, the best way to navigate weird times and changes between them is to subdivide as much as possible; think in eighth notes rather than quarters. Edit: also listen to the melody as you play, rather than focusing on your own part.

:cool: They never knew, couldn't have understood, how much joy they gave.

Cheers. My present strategy is to play along with the recording... which of course must only be done while on one's own.

Haters gonna haaaaa

What about headphones?

Not loud enough.

Oh no. :yikes:

I had a guitar once, didn't everyone ?
I got stuck at the tuning.
Can only admire and be turned on by musicians music-ing...

Strumming, sexily seductive with or without singing.
Makes me wanna go look for the best Italian at fingering.
Combining loves :hearts:

"... It's easy" :victory::hearts:

Makes me wanna go look for the best Italian at fingering.
Combining loves :hearts: — Amity

Found someone. Seems quite popular :cool:

Francesco Sarcina - Battiti Live 2015 - Manfredonia (14:44)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0uPhw0msqA

19 year old British guitarist Alexandra Whittingham plays Leo Brouwer's Un Dia de Noviembre.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDCjm9nofCM

So peaceful after the passionate Italian :sparkle:

Haters gonna haaaaa — Noble Dust

I actually don’t mind Coldplay. One of my favorites of theirs: