Sandy Denny – Who Knows Where The Time Goes
Learn how to play Sandy Denny – Who Knows Where The Time Goes note-for-note on guitar.
Difficulty level: Intermediate leaning towards easy
Barre chords: No
Thumb over chords: No
Playing Style: Strummed
Tuning: Standard
The lesson teaches the main acoustic guitar part as played on the Fairport Convention version of the song (on the album Unhalfbricking). The preview video shows the introduction taken from the full lesson.
The complete file contains a lesson video, a performance play thru video, full tabs, chords and lyrics. You’ll receive a link to download the lesson which will download as a zip file of 176 Mb containing all the lesson content.
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You’ll receive at least two videos per song, one lesson and one performance-standard play-through. You’ll receive the chords/lyrics and guitar tabs as PDF files.
The videos are mp4 format and should play on PC’s, Macs and most mobile devices.
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Steve Morgan says
Hi Jerry
Just wanted to post a big thank you for the fun I’m having this week. For ages I struggled with my absolute favourite acoustic song, Transported by Steve Knightley, but found the chords in his songbook really difficult to grip. So I gave up for a bit and went back to some of the songs I’ve bought for you. Who Knows Where the Time Goes started to feel familiar and I realised that they share a lot of the same chords to the extent they could almost be companion pieces. Steve’s songbook alongside your Sandy Denny lesson has me flying on both! A useful two for one deal!
Melanie says
PS. Re. the wonderful Sandy Denny, you have solved a long-standing mystery for me. Have been playing an approximation of Fotheringay for many years but was always baffled that the intro didn’t sound quite right. I tried all manner of things but just couldn’t hear what was wrong until your lesson revealed the base F in the D minor chord. Thank you, Jerry!!
Melanie says
Hello Jerry,
Am so truly delighted to have found you! But, oh, I’m going to have to watch my time and money now – so many lovely songs to learn! Have already spent several hours with some of your preview videos. Don’t suppose you could suggest a good accompaniment to the song Waly Waly?
All best, Melanie
Jerry says
Hi Melanie. Welcome aboard! I haven’t looked at Waly Waly I’m afraid. It’s a piano song of course but it could be transcribed onto guitar. I’ll add it to the list.