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"Father and Son" by Cat Stevens | Fingerstyle Version | Printable PDF Tab/Sheet (Patreon)

Published:
2021-11-12 12:31:00
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2024-09-24 21:55:41
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Hi friends,

I arranged for you my fingerstyle version of this really sweet song by Cat Stevens.

Good playing!

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"Father and Son" by Cat Stevens | Fingerstyle Guitar + TAB | GuitarNick.com

Guitar Tab of "Father and Son" by Cat Stevens | fingerstyle guitar lesson with chords, sheet music and PDF. TAB Become a Patron and get a printable PDF Tab/Sheet Music! - My books: - 120 Arpeggios for Fingerstyle Guitar https://www.guitarnick.com/120arpeggios.html - Alternating Bass Guitar Method https://www.guitarnick.com/fingerpicking-guitar-method.html Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GuitarNickcom Gear Used https://www.guitarnick.com/my-guitars.html

Comments

K Laughlin

Love Cat Stevens. Interesting tidbit is that his "Morning has Broken " is in the public domain as it was originally a christian hymn.

Jeff Blake

A great song and arrangement. I was very happy to remember, and now play, this piece. Thank you Nick!

Charles C Moller

Like Jeff I too was made glad to hear this wonderful melody. Wow, it had been some time. We are all greatful, Nick, for your gracious help in arranging guitar music that is both beautiful and ever incrasing our own skills as guitarists. I'm still working through Focaccia Blues, but this one is definately next!

Charles C Moller

Nick, would you mind checking the TAB score of Father and Son? I'm usually able to convert your pdf to a Guitar Pro file and I'm having a bit of trouble with measure 10. I count the lead in as measure 1. The score shows two double stops but the tab has only one. I'm a beginner so this may be a misunderstanding of the music. Can you help me with this?

GuitarNick

In the score you don't have to play the second A note because there is a tie that unites them. The second note prolongs the sound of the first A, so there is a single double stop.

Dan Wemple

Yes, Eleanor Farjeon wrote it in 1931.

thebiggest

Hi Nick! Could you tell me, what kind of microphone you use in this video? Thx Jürgen

GuitarNick

Hi, I use the Audio Technica pro 70.