As you learn to play Angie, be sure to frequently return to the performance as a good reference point and guide.
This is the full guitar Lesson for Bert Jansch’s arrangement of Angie.
Angie was originally written by Davy Graham in 1961 and has become a real fingerpicking folk classic over the years. Many artists have covered this song over the years but one that really springs to mind is Paul Simon’s version. It’s well worth giving it a listen and comparing to Bert Jansch’s.
Alright, let’s pick up our guitars and learn how to play Angie!
As you learn to play Angie, be sure to frequently return to the performance as a good reference point and guide.
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Join The Mailing ListOK, let’s jump into the lesson. In this video we learn how to play the main progression of the song. This section reappears through the whole piece so it’s something you really must master very well. Thankfully it’s not too hard but it’s still certainly no walk in the park. As always, just take it very slow to begin with.
There are many sections to this piece and learning the structure of it is one of the biggest challenges of the entire thing. So really make sure you listen repeatedly to the song so you’re able to navigate it correctly.
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This section is probably the most awkward part of the song.
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There’s just one more section for you to learn and that’s it.