Interesting way he plays D. Interesting how some of his fills work so much easier with that fingering than the 'normal' one.

He is not enormously prolific and definitiely does a lot more gigs than he does lessons! I think he has done 4 lessons in about 2 years. But hey something for nothing and I learned something from them

Slowing down is so easy with freebie software nowadays that I'm not sure how important it is especially as I think he isn't pitching his lessons at beginners as to how to play guitar, rather guitarists who are beginners playing like James Taylor - if that makes sense?

I think he is an astounding acoustic guitarist and has a style that is instantly recognisable. There are loads of albums where I can hear a guitar and go 'oh, James Taylor' even if it's far down the mix. Very distinctive and I know of noone else who plays plays quite in his style.

Also not too sure I can think of too many other acoustic guitarists who are that distinctive - John Martyn, Nic Jones, Martin Carthy, Richard Thompson (perhaps), John Doyle, John Renbourn, Bert Jansch - that I would recognise their playing on the background of someone else's CD accompanying so easily and instantly.

Lead players do evolve distinctive styles but quite a knack to be a really distinctive acoustic accompanists