Blues Guitar Lessons www.playbluesguitar.eu Performance of Watch Over Me by Acoustic Blues Travellers http Please Share On Google+ tinyurl.com I was reading the paper one day in Indiana, as it happens, and I saw an ad for a Guy Davis gig in Ann Arbor, a small University town south of Detroit. I jumped in the car, picked up a friend in Michigan on the way, and off we went. It was important to get there early, I told my friend, as hes a great blues guitar player and therell be standing room only. Imagine my surprise on arriving to find about 30 people in the audience! Incredible lack of appreciation of a big talent. We talked after the gig, but thats a story for another day … Watch Over Me is a favorite of mine – its played with basic chords but with some special moves added by guy which gives it a magic flavor. Enjoy and let me know what you think. Cheers Jim Learn Acoustic Blues Guitar www.playbluesguitar.eu This http

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25 thoughts on “Jim Bruce Blues Guitar Lessons – Watch Over Me (Guy Davis)”

  1. Jim Bruce
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    Hi – yep, you can find the link in the description.

    Best
    jim

  2. lonewolf1234512345
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    Can you repost the full song done by the ABTs? It’s hard to even find the lyrics to this one.

  3. lonewolf1234512345
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    Sure appreciate the great lessons you posted. Got me hands full.

  5. lonewolf1234512345
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    everything’s perfect except the fact that Sean Hannity somehow appears in the recommended videos

  6. SixStringStrumming
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    This is great! I came across this tune on youtube about 6 months ago and thought I’d love to learn it. And now here it is like a christmas gift! Thank you!

  9. Jimmy Hamilton
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    Thanks for the help Jim, happy days learning new stuff after years of playing the same things over and over, keep them coming.

  10. Jimmy Hamilton
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    Jim, you have helped me move on after becoming a bit stagnent playing the same things over and over, thanks a lot, keep them coming.

  11. mariodue2
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    What a great lesson, Jim Bruce at his best. Thank you so much Jim, really appreciated!

  12. KarlheinzFey1
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    awesome blurs, guitar playing, singing and bluesharp-sound! I like it very much. Thumbs up, 5*, Merry Christmas and a happy new year! Karlheinz:)

  13. TheDeltaBluesAlarm
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    Great!! Love this harmonic structure!!! Super music!

  15. TheBUDDYFARAWAY
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    I was really expecting that you will do in the future a lesson about "Watch over me" since the day I first see your "Acoustic Traveller version"…And now…. la voici enfin…Merci beaucoup Jim. Gonna jump on my guitar and try it!

  16. ibosman
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    A wonderfull lesson! Thank you for introducing me to Guy Davis

  17. 627257stingray
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    WAY DOWN SOUTH,WE FULLY DIG THIS,CHEERS MERRY CHRISTMAS

  18. rrrrockin
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    Jim….really deep down good ol blue goin on here man ..harp sounds o so good ..cheers from Vancouver

  19. moonshyn100
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    Fantastic as usual Jim and Ken.What a great lesson.
    345 views and only 15 likes!!!
    Come on people please remember to vote !
    Frank

  22. heybanjo26
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    wow , this is really beautiful! well done and thanks for the good work
    very excited about the upcoming john hurt songs

  25. NiekkieNick
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    Thanks for posting this lesson! Such a nice song from Guy Davis and a different approach to playing a blues song in the key of E. Especially the turnaround sounds so nice!

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