Machine head - of kingdom and crown

It's all over now baby blue - 13th floor elevators

Original is by bob dylan

Honestly, both hands do an equally difficult job. Everyone feels uncomfortable when they first pick up a guitar, I always thought it was odd everyone didnt use "right-handed" guitars.

Yeah it's funny how hard every chord is when your first start. I remember thinking it was impossible to play a C but then I got it and I felt like I climbed a mountain. Now all the basic chords are second nature and it's easy for me to forget just how much I struggled in the beginning.

Lightwork by Devin Townsend and Closure / Continuation by Porcupine Tree are my favorites from OP's list

Sir is attached to the first name so you become "Sir Bob". A professor would be Professor Sir Bob Bobbins.

Ho-lee shit.

When I was first starting, I found it a lot easier to play with a capo placed further up the fretboard, where the frets are closer together. It made some of the longer finger stretches a little easier to accomplish. I feel like it helped me build a bit of strength and confidence while I was still figuring out hand positions. This might be especially helpful if you're thinking your hands might be too small.

Everyone should listen to more Jazz. It's such a large genre with so much phenomenal talent and recordings. Jazz influenced all modern music and is still evolving itself.

Most guitarists strum/pick with their dominant hand and fret with their non-dominant, so that may be part of the issue that you’re experiencing.

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Not from the heyday of big band, but legendary producer and arranger, Gil Evans, did a big band tribute to Hendrix, complete with electric guitar.

https://youtu.be/VWFXyCGFW8Q

Closure/Continuation is also my #1 for 2022.

2. David Maxim Micic - Bilo IV

3. The Dear Hunter - Antimai

4. Pure Reason Revolution - Above Cirrus

These 4 are the only albums that came out this year for me.

Perspective - Pigeons Playing Ping Pong (Funky goodness)
The Hindsight Notes - Cold Night For Alligators (Artsy Djent w/ killer clean vocals)
Jackpot Juicer - Dance Gavin Dance (post-hardcore jazz fushion)

Do EPs count? Then my pick is I Don't Know What I Am by Reliqa

Also +1 for PT and Devy

Lol

Wondering the same. I have one that the WW1 soldiers would have heard. Break The News To Mother.

Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.

Is that a hot take?

The Grave — Don McLean

Silverchair - Neon Ballroom

Glen Campbell live concert in sioux falls with the South Dakota Symphony

I turned the current guitar I have upside down and it felt like it was a bit better

I'm also a pianist who started taking guitar lessons four months ago. I've made great progress but I'm still shit. It just takes time and a lot of technique, at least a bit more than pressing a key (although there's a lot you can do wrong there too). I suggest either looking up videos regarding the correct technique, but nothing beats taking real lessons.

We are not ze Germans. I think he's just "Sir Brian May."

Though in the US he's likely to be called Dr. May.

Yeah I know it’ll take years to practice I’m just saying that’s the reason why I learn the instruments I’m learning