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I felt the same way and it took so many years of saving to finally get one.

It is a beautiful song Jhea and nice to play on the guitar.

Thnx Chris for the comment glad you liked the lesson.

Thank you Isaias for leaving a comment and subscribing much appreciated. Glad the tutorial helped you out.

Thank you for the comment, glad the tutorial helped you out.

Thank you so much Carlos.

Thanks lydaff it is such an amazing song and fun to play.

Thank you Kings Gambit and hi from Scotland.

Thanks Stephen glad you liked the video.

Hi Broery I say that both in the video at the beginning and in the description for people to tune the guitar down 1/2 step to all strings on flats.

Thanks bishop. I wasn't sure about doing it as it seems one of those songs that would sound better on an electric rather than an acoustic.

@@FretboardFundamentals I would like to play it with you!!!!

Thank you KindlyKazii for the comment. I'm glad the video was easy to follow.

Thank you Tashrif. There are plenty of programs out there that can help you separate the vocals from the music and make them instrumentals.

No problem Juan.

It might be quite a while before I get to it. Jonathan Martin does a great version of it at ua-cam.com/video/LXA2S6kNAcs/v-deo.html.

@@FretboardFundamentals would be appreciated if you could do it without the vocals

Hi Tashrif if the vocals are getting in the way what you could do is download the video as a mp3 file then use a program like the one I use called SpleeterGui or any program like it and use it to separate the guitar from the vocals. That way you can have a file with just the guitar playing.

@@FretboardFundamentals thank you. Can you do an acoustic instrumental for Freaky Teeth?

@@tashrif46 Sure I can do it without the vocals. Do you still want the chords with the lyrics in the video?

@@FretboardFundamentals whatever suits best for you brother

Thank you Jonathan glad you liked the arrangement. It's my nephew's favourite Paul Weller song and it's fun to play along with.

Hi paul I used a program called SpleeterGui which is a free program.

Great tutorial

Thanks Joseph glad the tutorial helped.

Thanks m8. I recorded both without and with capo and I'm starting to prefer playing with the capo. There is an argument that many Oasis "B sides" should actually be tracks on the album.

I agree. There are so many b sides that should have been on their albums. I would have liked to hear some of their earlier demo's re-recorded before the band sadly split!

Hi Randy I'm trying out Ernie Ball Phosphor Bronze Alloy 11-52 strings.

That's what I use, thanks

Thank you my friend. I'm still following your channel and enjoying your videos.

Thanks Bob glad the tutorial helped out.

Thank you Randy for the comment. My dad never did barre chords and like you used his thumb for the bottom strings.

And you even have the lyrics right cause it is "ties that are broken can be one, not Times that are broken can be won. Great job bud, someone finally got it right. ❤KUDOS 🎉

Thanks Rich it is a great song. Kinda wish I still had my piano to add with the guitar but no longer have it. Hope you're having a good weekend m8.

Deffo add to guitar just been playing it watching though vid sounds amazing with capo on 2nd normally play it without capo never play for that reason but now be capo on play it that way on your amazing vid 💯👍

Sometimes you don't appreciate how good a song is until you break it down with just one instrument and the vocal. Hope you're having a lovely weekend Francois.

Thank you Kenneth. Greetings. 🎹

Have fun playing and singing it Pedro.

Thanks Jonathan glad you liked them and I love George's music so it's fun to play his songs on the guitar.

Thank you so much and I've already have a George Michael playlist with more tutorials and more are planned in the future.

Thank you my friend hope you have a lovely weekend.

Thanks m8. I'll look into it. I remember there were different ideas on how to play it with no capo, capo on 2nd fret and capo on 4th fret and I've not seen any video of Oasis playing the song anywhere to give me an idea.

@FretboardFundamentals Yeah they never played it anywhere, but I tried it using barre chords and struggled. It's such an underrated song. Thanks partner!

@@TheGarondorf It is a good song and I'll still have a look at it and try and work out what's best in terms of sound and playability either with or without a capo.

TheGarondorf I had a go at the song with both no capo and capo on 5th fret and the no capo sounds better but has 2 barr chords in F and Bbsus2 where as the capo on 5th fret has no barr chords but doesn't sound as good.

@@FretboardFundamentals I thought it might sound better with barre chords, but thanks for giving it a go. Keep up the good work 👏

Thanks Rik. The Album "Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1" is in my top 5 favourite albums of all time. My own personal favourite is Praying for Time.

Thanks John for the comment glad you liked it and hoped it helped you out.

Thnx Martin appreciate the comment and support.

@@FretboardFundamentals pleasure mate, your one of the main reasons I bought a guitar and started playing again 👌👏

Sure my email is in the about section.

Thank you lydaff glad the tutorial helped out.

Thank you julien.

Thank you very much carlos. I'm glad the camera view helps as there are a lot of chord changes in the song. Love from Scotland.

Thanks Rick such a great song to play the guitar on.

Hi graf thank you for the comment. I used a program called SpleeterGUI to isolate the vocals and it's a free program. Hope that helps.

Sure Jorge if might be a couple weeks if you don't mind waiting.

Thnx m8. The strings I'm currently using are Ernie Ball Earthwood Light 11-52 Phosphor Bronze Alloy. The Epiphone has a great sound as well.

@@FretboardFundamentals But you can't match the sound of a Gibson!👊

No problem m8. It's down, down, down, up, down, up, up, down, up, down, up, down. Hope that helps.

No problem Raymond, it's a great song and glad it helped you out.

Thanks for the kind words m8. Just glad the tutorial helped you out.

Hi Greg it's been 9 months since I recorded it but it sounds like Down Up Down Up Up Down Up Down Up.

@@FretboardFundamentals Thanks

No problem Greg. The right is down, down, down, up, down for the most part of the song, apart from when going from Dm7 to Em7 which is down, down, down, up, down then quickly up, down, up. Hope that helps.

@@FretboardFundamentals Thank you very much 🙏🏻

Hi from Scotland. Yeah m8 I love this sound from the Gibson, the Yamaha is not bad for the price of it. Would be great for someone who is starting the learn the guitar.