Hey everyone! I've got something a little different for you this week! After years of arranging everything from The Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel to blues, jazz and classical music, I think this might be my first ever punk rock fingerstyle arrangement. And what better song to start with than London Calling by The Clash! Released in 1979, London Calling is one of the most famous songs of the punk era, with its unmistakable bass line, driving rhythm and powerful vocals. It's certainly not the sort of song you'd normally associate with fingerstyle guitar, but that's part of the fun. One of my favourite things about fingerstyle is taking songs from completely different genres and seeing how they work on a single acoustic guitar. And I think this one has turned out rather well. 🎸 Have a Listen! I've created two arrangements: 🎵 Full Version – A complete solo fingerstyle arrangement, bringing together the melody, bass and harmony. 🎵 Easy Version – A more approachable arrangement if you're still developing your fingerpicking skills. I've attached both videos to this post, so have a listen and let me know what you think. 🎸 Fancy Having a Go Yourself? Both versions are available to download inside my Fingerstyle Guitar School, along with over 400 other fingerstyle arrangements. You'll also find my two complete beginner video courses, progressive exercises and three weekly live classes to help you develop your playing. If you'd like to explore what's available, you can try everything free for 7 days. 👉 https://www.skool.com/fingerstyleguitarschool/about But even if you're just here to enjoy the videos, I'd love to hear what you think of this one. Should I arrange more punk songs for fingerstyle guitar? And if so, which ones would you like to hear? Have a great weekend! Jack 🎸