A Horse With No Name: 4 Levels (Beginner to Advanced)

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The 4 levels of A Horse With No Name on guitar! This lesson has something for every level of player from beginner to advanced. I also show you how to play both parts exactly like the original recording. If you're brand new to guitar, this is a great first song to learn. If you're an intermediate player, there's a great rhythm part that drives the song. If you're more advanced, discover a funky new open tuning and of course there's a 12 string part!

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Time Stamps
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - Level 1 - The Basic Chords
02:09 - Level 2 - Chords and Rhythm
04:23 - Level 3 - Arrangement for Solo Guitar
07:05 - Level 4 - Actual Recording (Both Parts)
11:30 - Conclusion

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[jaimelimzanrebutazo]

Brother Mark thank you for your talent have shared with us

[michaelulbricht]

Mark, few people would have the fortitude to tackle this song that's been "beaten like a dead horse, " publicly; let alone make it of interest. Your patience and acuity are astounding. A good teacher is just being a good conduit of information, and you understand that. You could likely even make "songs" from the first 3 John and Yoko albums of interest, but please use your energy in a more worthwhile manner. Again, good job and stay well!

[donchristianmusic]

been playing this song since the seventies. It really is a great song in its simplicity and complexity. Your is the best video I've seen

[michaelirby]

Mark - The way that try to present information to all your viewers regardless of their playing ability is truly amazing. I really respect you and what you are doing. You do make a difference in the lives of people. Thank you.

[SimonMorelguitar]

Great idea for a video Mark. I love it.

[jimkelehan]

Hey Mark, although I wasn’t a big fan of this song back in the early 70’s, what you showed me today will be very fun with a looper. And I can sing this song!

[rrip]

I've been waiting for you to do this one.

[lollipophead]

What a great idea and awesome video!!!

[sandrataylor]

A very informative video Mark, thanks

[cantodojason]

Hey, Mark! I'll do it in one word: Sensational!! Many thanks. Okay, more than one word... :-))

[derrickdubeau]

I've been playing it at level one for 40 years.lol
Time to up my game on this song.
Thanks for another great Video.

You should have sung the song Mark!

[josephmattina]

This is the best tutorial for this song. Thank you.

[briannelms]

Very informative video Mark! Thanks brother!

[mikeschertzer]

Thanks Mark. I'm trying to teach my daughter guitar. She started about 2 weeks ago. This is one of the first songs I'm teaching her because I like the easy chord progression. This video will help me show her that it's possible to spice up even a song she might think of as easy.

[JohnstownJohnny]

Thank you for keeping great music like this alive! JJ

[bobshomewoodshop]

I really enjoyed this video, and it showed off your excellent teaching skills. It's late and I watched this without a guitar handy, but I plan on watching this video again tomorrow with a guitar (or two). Believe it or not, this song is not in my repertoire so this lesson makes me want to learn it. Since I have both six and twelve string guitars this video challenges me to learn both parts. Your series on the 12 string has already motivated me to practice on it every day along with the 6 string.

[randyrowell]

Great video Mark. I really like how you did this, starting with easy and progressing to more difficult. Brilliant. Something for everyone. I really like this approach. Great work.

[kevinshamey]

You lost me at hello haha
I need to work on this again a great post 👍

[jessehiatt]

Great video Mark!!!! Like how you broke it down for each level of player. Keep up the good work!!!

[stankruger]

LOVE this idea. Please do more of these. Well worth the wait! Great idea and great video!!