MR

Hello,
I posted this video to YouTube this morning. Knowing this is the place for Journey fanatics, I thought some of you might like this arrangement of Don't Stop Believin'. Kind of Journey Muzak. If you like it, I have a couple other old videos of Journey arrangements on my channel as well. All in original key, no capo. This DSB is kind of a finger twister. Check it out and enjoy!

http://youtu.be/XTJPvztl56E

good job, Navarro! Any person that can play music is talented in my book . I'm a vocals kind of gal, though. A song without lyrics just doesn't it for me.

I think it's great!

You play very well, and your arrangement proves what a well written melodic song it is.

Thanks for sharing!

Nice playing man. Takes a lot of skill to arrange and play that. I always admire good finger style players. I've just never honed that skill at all.

annie89509 wrote:good job, Navarro! Any person that can play music is talented in my book . I'm a vocals kind of gal, though. A song without lyrics just doesn't it for me.

There is no instrument as powerful, expressive, and moving as the sound of the human voice. Thanks for listening!

Ehwmatt wrote:Nice playing man. Takes a lot of skill to arrange and play that. I always admire good finger style players. I've just never honed that skill at all.

Majestic and Ehwmatt,
Thanks for listening! Playing these arrangements of Journey classics has given me a much greater appreciation of the music. Even though, DSB is way over played, it is still a great, great song and stands up well as a instrumental piece of music, IMO. You should try some easy fingerstyle arrangements. Hal leonard has some good books of pop/rock songs that are too hard to play. It is a blast being able to play melody/accompaniment all at once.