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I have also seen Nashville Numbering on some songs too. On some songs if you look you will see chords, tabs, and Nashville Numbering all on the same song. As Bill said none of it is Chodie's fault. Sometimes the sites change what they list. 

I agree with Phill you do make all of us think who read what you wrote. You have a true talent. I always  look forward to your next one.

That is a keeper. Only my grand daughter would want me to teach her to play it.

In my years of  teaching I have seen it once and it turns out  that he was using both too much pressure and was using two high a tension. My suggestion if you want to play well is to use the lightest tension on your guitar so it will not buzz when you play. Also use the lightest touch when playing that get a clean sound. Start playing for 10 minutes and add 10 minutes a week. If you hit your notes in the center between two frets it will take less pressure for a clean sound. Play a little each day.

Wow what a choice. Brings back some good memories.

I have never seen a harp sound so beautiful before. Almost sounded like picking a piano. A very nice find TF.

Elmore James  was a good choice. I  listened  to some others of his after  the one you picked. Sounded like he used a slide on his videos that was just sound with no real video.

Thank you for the translation.  Now it means we know now what he said in his song.

I had to look Mississippi John Hurt  and now know why. Neil Young has unique sound and style and his influence is very good.  sweet baby james by JJames Taylor  is a great choice. James Taylor took guitar lessons for several years to develop his unique style. On his website he now has several lessons and they are interesting. Here is a link to his site: https://www.jamestaylor.com/guitar-lessons/

easybeat in a few words you said so much.  I hope more Chordie members will comment too. As a group of the normal members apathy is not a problem.

I have worked a lot of years to get where I am how with classical guitar. Frankly I am envious of many steel string players that are great and Flying Fingers posts often remind me how good they are on steel strings and Phill I have read your posts and your experience often comes out.

Nice poem Jandle and the description is outstanding.