Guitar Chords: Dear Mr. Fantasy
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- www.RiffNinja.com Here are the guitar chords for Dear Mr Fantasy, originally by Steve Winwood and Traffic. The chords are pretty easy; A G D, with a fun little bass line riff.
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Endgame?
Yeeeeeea buddy. After i watched the movie 3 times that songs been stuck in my head.
It's funny. I had this song stuck in my head for the past year and could not remember it's name. I went crazy trying to figure it out. I listened to every classic rock playlist on Spotify. Nope. Then I go see Endgame to day and BAM! ua-cam.com/video/Or4oxOjpWeM/v-deo.html
TOTAL_EKLIPZ Gamer Me Too
You are high af. Lol. Thanks for the lessons.
That was what I was just thinking. It only makes sense. Thanks for posting the good lesson. I ran it over and over at half speed unto it all started sinking in.
I'm here from Peter Quills zune.
Jimmy’s version got me here thankssss!!
Classic tune from back in the day.
Thanks for showing lesson to a song I've wanted to learn for sometime. Basic, so easy to follow. Well done, Thanks again...
thumbs up for big sugar reference! awesome version
Colin is so effin high in this vid, BUT he does show a beginner how to play the basics prety good.
from UK, phew, ace, just seen the great Steve Windwwod at Bristol do this, Sat gone, and you do this superb, very impressed.
And make it look so easy.
Nice call on big sugar - so nice. Thanks
Here from Southern California. Nice sounds fabulous man .
Cool lesson
I got high just watching. Thanks man. Sounded good when you cranked it a bit.
Well done lesson! Perfect for any beginner-intermediate player such as myself.
Thanks Colin, excellent tutorial for a beginner/intermediate like me. Now, if only I could sing...
Thanks man... great lesson, didn't realize it was that easy, Great tune
Thank you much for taking the time to make it fun and easy! You are a good teacher.
It’s not that easy. Steve plays it with banjo picks on his fingers and arpeggiates every chord. Then g there’s the actual solo...
Lovely work thanks for sharing
Thank you🙏
Great Lesson!!! I would just add that the "Hook" riff uses an F# and not a G
Really appreciate this tutorial. A real bonus to discover that a favorite song to sing is not so hard for me to play, too. Thanks for going slowly and being so clear. (Still need you to take the lead solo, though.)
thanks ! time to practice over and over to such a great song with simple chords !
Thanks man. This was the first Traffic song I experienced, and ever since then I've been wanting to learn how to play this.
Thanks... This song was created by the universe. And I'm not even loaded... Whoah!!
Does anybody know what Ibanez guitar he is playing? Great sound with the distortion!!!!
I'd like to know what he did to kick in that distortion.
Great lesson thanks!
That was great - thanks. I've left it too late to become a rock guitar contender but I'll keep trying. I've just been listening to Shoot out at the Fantay Factory by Traffic. What an album. PS Styx rule!
Cool shoutout to Gordie and Sugar! 👍 🎶
Thank you so very much! You just made my weekend. You are a great teacher. I wish you all the best... :)
Great lesson thanks a lot man. Really dig the shirt as well.
Good lesson friend. Thank you.
I really discounted ibanez guitars in the 80's till I got rid of a blazer 500 I had and realized they were a contender...
Super helpful
Thanks!
fantastic song, nice tuition cheers. could do with some handy hints on the strumming though. I've got it but im sure im missing something to give it that really unique sound. Thanks!
Down down down down. Down down. Down up.
Tony Stark brought me here
YOUR AWESOME BUDDY THANKS
Hey look everybody it's Woody Harrelson..LOL
Thanks! Peace 2 All!
That was really useful, thanks
Awsome! more like this will work for me..
nice version but you left out quite a bit and some of your chords are a little off.
Mantap 👍🏻
mad skills
like
WILD. FUCK YEA
Spice on stevies song
what a good looking man
the dead got me here
End game brought me here.
Jesse Ventura if he was a stoner guitarist from the early 70s
Hendrix brought me here
this guy acts like he's confused in the intro
This is why your parents always told you to say no to drugs. Not everyone made it out of the 70's with all their brain cells.