Chords for 1952 Vincent Black Lightning - Josh Turner

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_ [Eb] _ _ _ Like you, I like to surf around YouTube and discover new guitar players. _ _ _
And I [G] found a guy recently who was just _ insanely good.
His name is Josh [N] Turner.
And I think there's a country singer named Josh Turner.
Not that Josh Turner.
_ _ But if you look up his version of 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, you [G] can get into his channel and his videos from there. _ _
_ Anyway, [Cm] he's really good. _ _
And he [N] took the Richard Thompson tune.
And if you've never seen Richard Thompson's original version of this, you [F] can seek it out now on YouTube. _ _ _ _
But it's just a thrilling [N] guitar performance the way he does it.
But anyway, this is a bluegrass duet version that Josh on banjo does _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on guitar and vocal.
_ And _ _ _ it's interesting to watch Josh's videos.
This is from _ 20_
And then watch him today and his progress as a player.
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_ I [Eb] just can't say enough good things about his [Cm] guitar.
_ _ _ Anyway, [N] I'm going to run through this.
The chords are easy.
It's a very different arrangement from Richard's.
_ But it's a G with a capo.
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_ _ _ _ Now that's all the chords and all the progressions.
_ It's a good question if you want to play it.
_ I'm sure _ I'll miss some changes.
_ _ _ But that's how it goes.
_ _ _ _ Anyway, there's a long way of playing it.
[N] Check this out.
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_ That's just a fun one to play.
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The next video coming up is Richard Thompson.
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Let's just have a little teaser of that so you can hear how different it is.
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_ _ Ain't that good. _ _ _
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_ _ _ [C] So that kind of illustrates that even though the arrangement is very different,
but the chord changes and the melody, even the harmonies, those guys are doing.
_ But there's such a fine line between Celtic _ _ folk music and bluegrass.
They're really close. _
So you can see the lineage of where the whole [Bb] Appalachian _ _ _ [G] music comes _ from.
From Ireland.
_ Anyway, [Ab] that's a good one to check out.
But [F] again, check out Josh Turner.
He's phenomenal.