Part 1: Open D Tuning (00:34) Tuneup to Ab (03:08) Chords (05:37) Timing (07:17) 2-part Strum (08:36) Tempo (10:18) Practice (11:43) Part 2: www.youtube.com

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24 thoughts on “How to play "OXFORD TOWN" (Bob Dylan) Part 1 – Beginners”

  5. morganowen875
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    Thanks again , ,Soooo much ,, for this one and all the others, really enjoyed the lesson…………. buzzing now

  6. George Mount
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    Thank you soo much what a well done lesson,the timeing part was very helpful…..CHEERS MATE!!

  8. MrRutilus
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    Biepaadeg’s only been trying for months! I’ve been trying for years.Many thanks you’ve made an ageing plonker very happy!

  9. Lowdenjim
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    Let’s hope justice for Stephen Lawrence comes along much sooner than that!

  10. NearlyNormalSteve
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    Great song. They finally got the last of the convictions in 2005, 41 years later.

  11. Lowdenjim
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    Coming up soon Raffa – half done but just delayed by a sickness bug (coming up frequently as they say!)

  15. Biepaadeg
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    I cant believe it – I’ve been stuck trying to learn this song for months, looking at useless covers on youtube and now you save the day – once again. You’re bloody hell teaching me an entire bob dylan repertoar. So grateful.

  18. Lowdenjim
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    Glad to help – back in 1965 I bought the music book "Another Side of Bob Dylan – Recorded Hits" by Witmark & Sons, New York. It cost 15 shillings then (the price of a decent mobile phone now) and it gave me the sheet music along with the chords Ab, Db and Eb to play in standard tuning. Ear defenders and a blindfold would have been more useful. Good luck with the song!

  20. raffaport
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    Cheers, Jim. Got it and awaiting part ii. Thumbs and regards.

  21. Gingerjake2
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    Aha! And the students might miss you too…you’re very good at giving instruction. I will look forward to part 2 then. =}
    p.s. You can call me Ginger - doesn’t take as long to type…hehe

  22. Lowdenjim
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    Thank you very much Kristeneaux, and good luck with the song. Part 2 will be up soon.
    btw…. I didn’t miss my calling; I do miss the students; I don’t miss the policy-makers and the nonsense that went with it. Thanks for your endorsement!

  24. Gingerjake2
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    This was FANTASTIC!!! I can hardly wait now to give it a go. I could never figure out how the song got it’s sound…it never occurred to me about open tuning AND a capo! Thank you so much Jim!
    btw…if you’re not a teacher outside of YouTube, you missed your calling. You really covered everything so well.

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