Tim, I started wanting to do this song and found this amazing vid!! I know it's probably not easy to film the way you did, but what a difference in how you can show people the hows and ways!! Thanks SO much!!!!
Your entire channel is the epitome of being a true guitar hero. I really like your pace which not only clarifies each chord well, without needless dwelling, but also explains their inversion from standard form in ways that make sense. Much obliged and best wishes!
You are one of the best! Thanks for you r dedication and inspiration. Love the Dan stuff! Thanks to you and all the nashville cats Fond memories of my jump to Music City 2011.
i love this view, as a right handed player also ofcourse, you can really see what your fingers are doing... thanks ... think im gonna find a way to have a camera in this position also....
Well done video. Great exploration into the chord dynamics that made Fagan/Becker music so interesting. Looking at how it's played, I'm thinking Kid Charlemagne (or at least the bones) may have been written on the guitar as I would assume most of their music is written from the piano. Thanks for this great lesson.
Hi Dommcaffry3802, Obviously there is a lot going on in SD tunes. My aim with this channel is to show people how I would play these tunes with one guitar or with a trio or other small group. The voicings I'm using are coming from the keys, guitars, and anything else I can hear to put together a playable version on guitar. I hope you got something out of it. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers!
Same comment as for "The Fez" Tim. Why are you making lessons for a great electric guitar song on acoustic?? Sounds ok on acoustic but not 1% as great as the SD electric version. I've never even thought of playing KC on acoustic
I cut and pasted my comment from the other song you commented on here. I said "Hi Peter, my main focus is to teach the song and not necessarily the guitar parts. There are other people who are teaching the guitar parts on youtube. I toured with my son for 15 years as a duo, acoustic guitar, fiddle, and mando. We do a few SD tunes. My goal is so you could pick up an acoustic guitar, or electric, and play the song with the correct chord changes (or at least as close as I can get them). I appreciate your comment but I hope you understand my logic. Thanks for watching. I see that you watched a couple of them and had the same thoughts. Hope that helps."
NICE tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you David!
Tim, I started wanting to do this song and found this amazing vid!! I know it's probably not easy to film the way you did, but what a difference in how you can show people the hows and ways!! Thanks SO much!!!!
Thank you for watching and for the kind words!
Great job on chords by Steely Dan you nailed it thanks for the chords
Thank you!
Your entire channel is the epitome of being a true guitar hero. I really like your pace which not only clarifies each chord well, without needless dwelling, but also explains their inversion from standard form in ways that make sense. Much obliged and best wishes!
Thanks so much for the kind words! You described what my goal has been with this channel. Any requests?
@@TimThompsonNashville How's about Aja, Home at Last, &/or Time Out of Mind?
@@josephhaley7576 Home at last coming soon. Standby. Thanks for the request! And for watching!
@@josephhaley7576 Home at Last, goes live tomorrow at 10am. You might be able to see it now: ua-cam.com/video/EOJc9RpQ5WQ/v-deo.html
Greetings Tim. Thanks for these videos!
Thanks for watching!!
Great angle for following . Cheers
Thank you Anthony!
Thank you. I might be able to learn it now. One of my favorites.
So well done.
Thank you JJ-UK
My friend you are underrated.... Excellent description The overhead helped also
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
I’m like, “Wow, it is humanly possible to play !” Thank you !
Yes it is! Thanks for watching!!
Yes thanks so much…..that E1/2dim A7 luck has eluded me for nigh on half a century
Thanks for watching!!
Hey Tim Thanks for the breakdown of these SD tunes! Cheers Chris
Thanks Chris! Hope you are well!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for watching!!
Nicely shown Tim, I will have to try this... I subbed.
5 STARS!
--Van
Thank you Van!!
Nice job. Good stuff!
Thank you!
You are one of the best! Thanks for you r dedication and inspiration. Love the Dan stuff! Thanks to you and all the nashville cats
Fond memories of my jump to Music City 2011.
Thank you! Those are some kind words! I have more SD todo. Had to put up a couple ukulele tunes for a break. The Goodbye Look coming soon.
just signed up ...now a proud Earth Dweller@@TimThompsonNashville
@@bnpapp Thanks Bruce!
i love this view, as a right handed player also ofcourse, you can really see what your fingers are doing... thanks ... think im gonna find a way to have a camera in this position also....
Thanks for watching!
Well done video. Great exploration into the chord dynamics that made Fagan/Becker music so interesting. Looking at how it's played, I'm thinking Kid Charlemagne (or at least the bones) may have been written on the guitar as I would assume most of their music is written from the piano. Thanks for this great lesson.
Thanks for watching!
I think on record a lot of the chords were played mainly on the high strings, with a lot of low end on bass and keys.
Hi Dommcaffry3802, Obviously there is a lot going on in SD tunes. My aim with this channel is to show people how I would play these tunes with one guitar or with a trio or other small group. The voicings I'm using are coming from the keys, guitars, and anything else I can hear to put together a playable version on guitar. I hope you got something out of it. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers!
@@TimThompsonNashvillethanks tim. You are certainly a superb player. Thanks
@@dommccaffry3802 Thank you!!
i JUST CHOPPED MY FINGERS OFF...
Noooo! I'm sure you're kidding.
Same comment as for "The Fez" Tim.
Why are you making lessons for a great electric guitar song on acoustic??
Sounds ok on acoustic but not 1% as great as the SD electric version. I've never even thought of playing KC on acoustic
I cut and pasted my comment from the other song you commented on here. I said "Hi Peter, my main focus is to teach the song and not necessarily the guitar parts. There are other people who are teaching the guitar parts on youtube. I toured with my son for 15 years as a duo, acoustic guitar, fiddle, and mando. We do a few SD tunes. My goal is so you could pick up an acoustic guitar, or electric, and play the song with the correct chord changes (or at least as close as I can get them). I appreciate your comment but I hope you understand my logic. Thanks for watching. I see that you watched a couple of them and had the same thoughts. Hope that helps."
half a tone flat mate
Sorry man! Thanks for watching though!
I guess we all are !