My mother passed away last month due to pneumonia and your tutorial gave me one of the best memories of her. My sister had purchased a new guitar at the time and I was tuning it so it was playable. My mother had walked in and asked if I knew "that one song that goes 'hey now, hey now'". I had JUST learned how to play it because of your tutorial. I hit the first chord and her face brightened up so much as I played. I cannot thank you enough for that memory and I cannot hear that song without breaking down.
I first heard this tune in 1987. Just drove out to Los Angeles from New Orleans by myself. Was riding around Hollywood Blvd one late morning in the passenger seat, this tune came on and I just disappeared into it. Pretty surreal moment. Have loved this tune ever since!
Neil Finn is probably my favorite musician. I have seen solo, the brothers and the Crowdies multiple times. He is such an incredibly charming guy in addition to being an amazing songwriter. One reason I like your videos is the background info. You have such a genuine enthusiasm and appreciation for the music and the production.
I watch many tutorials and many YT instructors don't play things exactly as what is on the record, except for you. The details from your videos are hands down the best my friend.
As a huge fan of Neil Finn and Crowded House, who's watched and listened to this song probably a thousand times, I can say this is by far the most accurate and authentic sounding tutorial I've seen on it. Subscribed!
Great video! This is literally one of my favorite songs of all time. Absolutely beautiful song with great lyrics and harmonies. I've actually been waiting for this lesson. Keep picking great songs.
I not only love your teaching songs of my generation, i also love your back stories to these songs..ive followed you for a little over a year and i feel ive become a more solid intermediate level player..its special to be able to play the songs i grew up with..and the chicks like being sang to so thank you for helping me improve my dating life! : )
Shut Up Absolutely so great that you did this song. I always loved it so much as well as Split Enz, the Finns etc. I think its the harmonic movement? and melody, it's beautiful. That ear you have is sick.
Absolutely top notch instruction and fantastic playing...I've been trying to put my finger on your teach style and it finally hit as I was watching this video. It's like the late painter Bob Ross meets guitar instruction :)
I've also tried it at Capo III with the C sus 2 opening chord...the one nice thing about playing that way is it allow for more fluid hammer-ons, pull-offs etc that can be fun to include..
You're a really great teacher, you helped me learn one of my favourite solos ever- I Can't Tell You Why by The Eagles so I'm extremely grateful. I was just wondering if you had any more of The Eagles songs you was going to teach? :) thank you
We perform this song in an accoustic duo set we're doing - I play the part that is shown here and the singer - guitarist does the capo stuff sounds pretty well together
I'm from Australia, even though Neil Finn is from New Zealand, we Aussies adopted him, Crowded house had a lot more great songs, one that comes to mind is Four Seasons in one day, and there is a great Split Enz song called Message to my girl, just another great song from a talented song writer. Also not sure if you have heard the acoustic version of INXS Don't Change, but i think that would make a great lesson.
A very good lesson and i must say that you nailed the guitar tone perfectly, almost gave me goosebumps because i love this song so very much. This song and also "I just died in your arms tonight " by Cutting Crew must be the best songs i have ever heard in my life!!! Well done😉👍!!!! Br Daniel
Bro, super stoked to learn this - cheers; such a cool way of teaching guitar. i just returned to New Zealand after years abroad, bought a sweet new Taylor GSmini today and wow, loving this crazy-beautiful and nostalgic tune. yep, those brothers wrote amazing music. nicely done. que bueno, amigo, genial. i'll look up more of your demos and lessons, now, f'sure. thanks again. keep sharing the goodness. you're a true master.... it's really no surprise, but I heard a great Italian cover of this song - which has always been hugely popular over there, too. infact they argued it was a classic Italian song at first! good music crosses borders, oceans, stereotypes and brings people together. Viva Crowded House!
This guy is the best guitar teacher on all of UA-cam, this is a magical tune. and Crowded House is the best band (besides the mighty AC/DC) to come out of Australia.
I'm so glad to see it's a tutorial without Capo. Not the cables are the world LOL. And sometimes a person's hands can't do it anymore or it's just easier. But I was trying to learn without a capo. I had most of it down but for one place
once again... thank you Andy! you SO rock sometimes... woo hoo! if you only knew how much time you have saved me before rehearsals from time to time. And I really like how you play it like he does in the crowded house video. thank you 4 uploading the lesson!
I really like the way you teach. Is there any way possible that that you could give a lesson on how to play "Radar Love" by Golden Earring? Thank you for these great videos.
This is just a helluva lesson of a killer song. Would you mind sharing with us your tremolo and delay pedals´ adjustments so that we can also have a better starting point with our own gear? Thanks in advance from Brazil! Juarez
I wanted to say thank you for your channel. Very informative and articulate on the guitar parts. Just for fun I thought I would ask you if you ever heard of "" THE ANALOUGES "" ?? THEY are from the Netherlands and perform all their renditions in a second language. IF YOUR a Beatles fan you will really enjoy their music
You're an absolute beast. The subtle things. The small things that you highlight. Bravo ! Have you ever heard of the soul singer Maxwell ? I would love to see a proper guitar instruction on "Whenever Wherever Whatever" by him. One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. You rule brother.
Could you PLEASE do a tutorial on Who's behind the door by Zebra? Most of what I find on the internet is in standard tuning but it is really tuned GGDGBD 12 string according to Randy Jackson. I'm really enjoying your UA-cam channel.
I there an easy way to get the drum and bass track in order to practice like you did on the video? I tried stripping voice and guitars using Audacity and Transcribe but had little success! Great lesson by the way!
I think on the recording they play this a full step down...maybe I'm wrong but when I played along in standard A440 pitch it was off...when I tuned it down a full step it was spot on.
I agree! Not only a genius, but a very hard worker! Saved me hours and hours of work. Thanks! Btw, if one wants to emulate organs, cellos, flutes, sax, Rhodes pianos etc, ( without a midi guitar) check out these 2 stomp boxes: Mel9 and Key9, both by ElectroHarmonex. Not as good as Midi samples, but damn close and a lot easier. Demos here on UA-cam.Respectfully,Hooch
Didn't realize how good some of these 80's guys were when I was there (other things on my mind:-) . Funny how really looking at the songs reveals how talented some of them were.
Could you do a lesson on Terrapin Station? I can't get enough of the cover version on the recent Day of the Dead tribute album. It's definitely worth a listen.
Can I make a request? Can you do Achilles last stand? I don't need the whole thing, just those little funky parts after the solo. I can also handle all of the overdubs too, but for the life of me I can't figure those little funky chords out.
I really like this sound I think this guitar is gipson les paul but what a model with two pick-ups and what other accessories are used if somedy can tell me thèse information Thank-you
Always watch your Videos , You are truly passionate about your craft . In the Late 80's I played with Dick Wagner( Alice Cooper & Lou Reed Guitarist/Songwriter ) , But now , I enjoy just playing in a really good Cover Band .I also enjoy Tim Pierce , He mentioned you on one of his videos about how good your video's are , and Tim Pierce is one of the top Session Guitarists around .You've put allot of work into your playing , I just thought you would like to hear how much you are appreciated. I just paused to tell you which one of your video tutorials was my favorite , but too many came to my thoughts.( Mississippi Queen was one ) Just keep "em coming , I would hate to have to go back to old school as I did in the late 70's and 80's with the turntable , and picking up the needle and placing it back and forth all day to figure out songs ...lol
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For more information on this lesson go here: www.shutupandplay.ca/dont-dream-its-over--rhythm--solo.html
My mother passed away last month due to pneumonia and your tutorial gave me one of the best memories of her. My sister had purchased a new guitar at the time and I was tuning it so it was playable. My mother had walked in and asked if I knew "that one song that goes 'hey now, hey now'". I had JUST learned how to play it because of your tutorial. I hit the first chord and her face brightened up so much as I played. I cannot thank you enough for that memory and I cannot hear that song without breaking down.
I'm very sorry for your loss. My Dad died 4 years ago. Nothing can prepare you for the pain of losing a parent. My heart goes out to you. Andy.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials Thank you so much and may your father continue to be at peace.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials You are such amazing person, Andy...God bless you and your father...Greetings from Toronto. Happy thanksgiving...
I first heard this tune in 1987. Just drove out to Los Angeles from New Orleans by myself. Was riding around Hollywood Blvd one late morning in the passenger seat, this tune came on and I just disappeared into it. Pretty surreal moment. Have loved this tune ever since!
Neil Finn is probably my favorite musician. I have seen solo, the brothers and the Crowdies multiple times. He is such an incredibly charming guy in addition to being an amazing songwriter. One reason I like your videos is the background info. You have such a genuine enthusiasm and appreciation for the music and the production.
I just discovered that LA session player , Tim Pierce played some guitar fills on this song
I watch many tutorials and many YT instructors don't play things exactly as what is on the record, except for you. The details from your videos are hands down the best my friend.
As a huge fan of Neil Finn and Crowded House, who's watched and listened to this song probably a thousand times, I can say this is by far the most accurate and authentic sounding tutorial I've seen on it. Subscribed!
Thats Andy, he is a truly fine guitarist and a good human being.
tim pierce played guitar on this song and his video is better.
@@christopherfarrington9270Ummm...Tim Pierce recommended this very video!
I'm following a couple of online teachers on UA-cam...but you are by far the best. Thanks!
You know it! The Finn brothers Tim and Neil from Aotearoa New Zealand! Unbelievable musicians.
Great video! This is literally one of my favorite songs of all time. Absolutely beautiful song with great lyrics and harmonies. I've actually been waiting for this lesson. Keep picking great songs.
Arguably one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Just for the record, capos are a pain in the ass!
Once you get used to them , they’re a MUST lol . Not “ always “ but great for versatility and songwriting 🤘🏻
My guitar sounds really awful with a capo on.
I not only love your teaching songs of my generation, i also love your back stories to these songs..ive followed you for a little over a year and i feel ive become a more solid intermediate level player..its special to be able to play the songs i grew up with..and the chicks like being sang to so thank you for helping me improve my dating life! : )
Haha, that's funny James. Please have a look here sometime: www.shutupandplay.ca/donate.html
Cheers
Andy
Its true..and i will
Shut Up Absolutely so great that you did this song. I always loved it so much as well as Split Enz, the Finns etc. I think its the harmonic movement? and melody, it's beautiful. That ear you have is sick.
Crowded House are playing at Sydney Opera House end of November! It'll be live on ABC Radio
Absolutely top notch instruction and fantastic playing...I've been trying to put my finger on your teach style and it finally hit as I was watching this video. It's like the late painter Bob Ross meets guitar instruction :)
70’s and early 80’s were the best years musically speaking.
I lived through it best time of my life!
I lived through it best time of my life!
I've also tried it at Capo III with the C sus 2 opening chord...the one nice thing about playing that way is it allow for more fluid hammer-ons, pull-offs etc that can be fun to include..
Its a once in a generation song. Truly amazing.
Great sound, great song, great teacher.
You're a really great teacher, you helped me learn one of my favourite solos ever- I Can't Tell You Why by The Eagles so I'm extremely grateful. I was just wondering if you had any more of The Eagles songs you was going to teach? :) thank you
We perform this song in an accoustic duo set we're doing - I play the part that is shown here and the singer - guitarist does the capo stuff
sounds pretty well together
Accurate as can be, thank you. Love this song too. Fabrice from France
Tim peirce session guitarist played on this track
SO WHAT!!!!
@@danielhendriksen9232 many people care, look him up. he's played on more songs than you think you knew who the real guitar player was
Nice job...and ur right ....great production on that tune .....lovely song
During the solo when you hit that Dbm7 chord, my immediate thought was, "Did I Lie to You" by the Eurythmics written a year prior. Thx for tutorials!!
I'm from Australia, even though Neil Finn is from New Zealand, we Aussies adopted him, Crowded house had a lot more great songs, one that comes to mind is Four Seasons in one day, and there is a great Split Enz song called Message to my girl, just another great song from a talented song writer. Also not sure if you have heard the acoustic version of INXS Don't Change, but i think that would make a great lesson.
Nino uh
..the great Tim Pierce played guitar on that tune also , ..all the dreamy parts and single note accents.. stu ....great tune
In relation to why he plays the "C" shape with capo on 3rd, I think maybe it gives the song a bit more of that open space airy sound.
For the keyboards, Boss makes a pretty cool pedal (SY-1) that does a nice job approximating the sound of an organ.
Man, i love your tutorials. Hope you still give tutorials til the day i die
fantastic song and fantastic lesson!
You're an awesome teacher. Keep the good work up👍🏻
A very good lesson and i must say that you nailed the guitar tone perfectly, almost gave me goosebumps because i love this song so very much. This song and also "I just died in your arms tonight " by Cutting Crew must be the best songs i have ever heard in my life!!!
Well done😉👍!!!!
Br
Daniel
I like the tone of that pickup!
Split Enz did Six Months In a Leaky Boat too. had the album. wow high school was a long time ago!
Bro, super stoked to learn this - cheers; such a cool way of teaching guitar. i just returned to New Zealand after years abroad, bought a sweet new Taylor GSmini today and wow, loving this crazy-beautiful and nostalgic tune. yep, those brothers wrote amazing music. nicely done. que bueno, amigo, genial. i'll look up more of your demos and lessons, now, f'sure. thanks again. keep sharing the goodness. you're a true master.... it's really no surprise, but I heard a great Italian cover of this song - which has always been hugely popular over there, too. infact they argued it was a classic Italian song at first! good music crosses borders, oceans, stereotypes and brings people together. Viva Crowded House!
helluva history lesson. I enjoy your approach to your tutorials. keep it up.
and what he said, what an ear you have.
+Shawn Everingham never thought such a simple song was so complicated until now.
That was cool dude, thanks a million. Nice song and strumming.
Totally agree with you. Thanks... #1 lesson for a #1 Song. U Rock!
This guy is the best guitar teacher on all of UA-cam, this is a magical tune. and Crowded House is the best band (besides the mighty AC/DC) to come out of Australia.
You're an incredibly good player.
Just love the way you provide some information on the song you cover on most of your videos.
Awesome tutorial and playing.
I'm so glad to see it's a tutorial without Capo. Not the cables are the world LOL. And sometimes a person's hands can't do it anymore or it's just easier. But I was trying to learn without a capo. I had most of it down but for one place
Great job! Thank you for choosing this song!
once again... thank you Andy!
you SO rock sometimes...
woo hoo!
if you only knew how much time you have saved me before rehearsals
from time to time.
And I really like how you play it like he does in the crowded house video.
thank you 4 uploading the lesson!
Fantastic lesson, amazing detail
What about the Crowded house song "Weather with you" can you play that ? its another gem, a really cool song.
I really like the way you teach. Is there any way possible that that you could give a lesson on how to play "Radar Love" by Golden Earring? Thank you for these great videos.
thats the best lesson ive seen great ,tony
Thanks for doing this song!
obrigado, me ajudou muito. você é bom nisso. valeu...
This is just a helluva lesson of a killer song. Would you mind sharing with us your tremolo and delay pedals´ adjustments so that we can also have a better starting point with our own gear?
Thanks in advance from Brazil!
Juarez
Tim pierce one of the Best session guitarist around!
Great Lesson!
Didn't know that about Mitchel Fromm (knew about Gamma but.......).......thanks for the bit of trivia.
Fantastic tutorial!
what a great song!
What a great song.
I am happy to donate $25 for every lesson I use to learn to play a new song. Thanks for this one!
My Boyfriend said come to your site to learn certain parts of the song , he said your the Most meticulous your the best !
great channel, great lesson as always.
I wanted to say thank you for your channel. Very informative and articulate on the guitar parts.
Just for fun I thought I would ask you if you ever heard of
"" THE ANALOUGES "" ??
THEY are from the Netherlands and perform all their renditions in a second language. IF YOUR a Beatles fan you will really enjoy their music
Again, Thank You for This.
You Are Awesome.
Please 'Do', I GOT YOU!! Love 'SPLIT ENZ', as well as CROWDED HOUSE. And you could do 'several' of 'both'. Thanks!!
Excellent brudah! 👍
You're an absolute beast. The subtle things. The small things that you highlight. Bravo ! Have you ever heard of the soul singer Maxwell ? I would love to see a proper guitar instruction on "Whenever Wherever Whatever" by him. One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. You rule brother.
Could you PLEASE do a tutorial on Who's behind the door by Zebra? Most of what I find on the internet is in standard tuning but it is really tuned GGDGBD 12 string according to Randy Jackson. I'm really enjoying your UA-cam channel.
That was a great song!! I 2nd this..
What effects were you using to get the tone cause your tone was pretty spot on !!!
He’s using chorus and delay. The real version uses what sounds like a Dimension style chorus in stereo with minimal movement and a plate reverb.
I there an easy way to get the drum and bass track in order to practice like you did on the video? I tried stripping voice and guitars using Audacity and Transcribe but had little success! Great lesson by the way!
I think on the recording they play this a full step down...maybe I'm wrong but when I played along in standard A440 pitch it was off...when I tuned it down a full step it was spot on.
Huh...must have been one I missed...Tim Pierce mentioned you from his vid of his demo playing on this recording.
Krokus "Screaming in The Night"? for a tutorial
I agree! Not only a genius, but a very hard worker! Saved me hours and hours of work. Thanks! Btw, if one wants to emulate organs, cellos, flutes, sax, Rhodes pianos etc, ( without a midi guitar) check out these 2 stomp boxes: Mel9 and Key9, both by ElectroHarmonex. Not as good as Midi samples, but damn close and a lot easier. Demos here on UA-cam.Respectfully,Hooch
They had a few pretty good ones. Neil Finn wrote some nice stuff.. Good tutorial as always 😎
Didn't realize how good some of these 80's guys were when I was there (other things on my mind:-) . Funny how really looking at the songs reveals how talented some of them were.
Could you do a lesson on Terrapin Station? I can't get enough of the cover version on the recent Day of the Dead tribute album. It's definitely worth a listen.
What tone and delays/chorus do I use for this, thanks
Legenda. The Tesla of the 70's
Thumbs up for GAMMA. Thanks for the lesson.
Can I make a request? Can you do Achilles last stand? I don't need the whole thing, just those little funky parts after the solo. I can also handle all of the overdubs too, but for the life of me I can't figure those little funky chords out.
Sou do Brasil e gostei do som
Am Brasil
I really like this sound I think this guitar is gipson les paul but what a model with two pick-ups and what other accessories are used if somedy can tell me thèse information
Thank-you
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. Cheers
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials merci beaucoup
lessons are always great, effects settings would be nice also.....
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do you think you could do an I Got You Tutorial? it's one of my favorite songs. There's no one to be found anywhere. :P
This makes me want an electric guitar.
Sounds great. What year and model is you Les Paul.
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. Cheers
Guaaaaaauuuuuuu good job
What did you say at 0:19? 'me and my opinion'? :D
Toppu I think he said “I mean in my opinion”
Session master Tim Pierce did the guitar work on this i believe.
fiddlefolk really?..I guess he has a youtube channel..
Hola from mexico amigo! Felix😉 T.H’ns
5:45 termina rasgueo.
14:00
Good lesson as always. Gotta ask, do you have a touch of delay in the mix?
very nice ! :)
I"d like to see a fingerstyle arrangement for this song.
Great video. No bullshit in it. Thanks
Always watch your Videos , You are truly passionate about your craft . In the Late 80's I played with Dick Wagner( Alice Cooper & Lou Reed Guitarist/Songwriter ) , But now , I enjoy just playing in a really good Cover Band .I also enjoy Tim Pierce , He mentioned you on one of his videos about how good your video's are , and Tim Pierce is one of the top Session Guitarists around .You've put allot of work into your playing , I just thought you would like to hear how much you are appreciated. I just paused to tell you which one of your video tutorials was my favorite , but too many came to my thoughts.( Mississippi Queen was one ) Just keep "em coming , I would hate to have to go back to old school as I did in the late 70's and 80's with the turntable , and picking up the needle and placing it back and forth all day to figure out songs ...lol
Great post , Kevin ...
Tim Pierce played the solo on the original Crowded House record - must have been brought in by Mitchell Froom. Happy to be corrected if wrong.
What pedal are you using? Sounds amazing!
At Glastonbury he played without a capo and his son used one,