Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shutup-Play-Guitar-Tutorials/531813906953186?ref=hl An acoustic guitar lesson on how to play “Dust In the Wind” by Kansas. This is such a classic finger picking song and a great one to learn for those that are maybe just starting out with this style of playing. It incorporates a travis pick like so many acoustic finger picking songs do. It's probably not as hard as it sounds to play, so if you're new to this don't be put off, once you learn the basic pattern, it should fall into place fairly quickly. The trick is not to rush yourself, play it only as fast as you can play it perfectly, and then gradually speed it up. There's 2 guitars on the original track, a 6 string and a 12 string, and I think there might have been a 3rd guitar added to fill it out, but all the parts are identical. It's kind of a must learn for guitarists. Sometimes I feel that this tune gets the same kind of bum rap as Stairway to Heaven, as in it's considered over done and over played, but putting that aside, it really is an excellent song, musically and lyrically. I hope you enjoy the lesson and have fun playing this great acoustic classic.. The guitar I'm playing here is a Taylor 214ce koa deluxe. I really like this guitar, it intonates amazingly well and it's tone is very balanced. It's also very easy to play. The strings are Elixir phosphor bronze 12-53 with nanoweb coating. These strings are a little bit more expensive, but for me they easily last 4-5 times longer than non-coated strings. Folks may be surprised at how much time and effort goes into creating these videos. If you're getting something out of the lessons and can afford to contribute to the cause, I've setup a PayPal link. If you can't afford it no worries, but if you can, any amount is appreciated and will help me to continue to make the videos. PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G47MZ9YL8F38C Thanks for all the comments, and questions and of course for subscribing. A special thanks to all of those who have contributed financially, I really appreciate the support. Good luck to everyone with your guitar playing.