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You don't have any playlists yet! Click the button below the video to create a playlist or add it to My Favorites. Get a Private Lesson. Tap to unmute. Hurry, all sales end in. Here is the preview guitar lesson for Drifting to Far from the Shore. This is a tune that I dedicated to a friend when his daughter had passed away. The banjo capo here is only covering the bottom four strings. You have no notifications. I thought it might be a cool idea to do when I already had a weird tuning to take it a step further.

Key of D major. Download on the App Store. No need to be fancy, just an overview. You Might Also Like. The top two strings are tuned down a step in this tune as well.

Learn to play Drifting by Andy Mckee. Default View Soundslice Classic. As featured on Art Of Motion. Here is the preview guitar lesson for Drifting to Far from the Shore. Key of D major. Default View Soundslice Classic. The next time you have to learn that song for a gig, you can quickly open those videos and loops, and then start practicing. Was messing around with this great song from Andy McKee after seeing him play parts of the song without tapping, tablathre I thought, how about the whole song?

Any questions or requests, ask in the comments below. I thought it might be a cool idea to do when I already had a weird tuning to take it a step further. No other discounts can be applied. Download on the App Store.

We would love to hear from you! Add courses or jams to your cart and check out quickly. How it Works You have 60 minutes to shop and complete your order! You Might Also Like. You have no notifications. Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates. I first heard about partial capo-ing from a dear friend and tzblature player Stephen Bennett.