I'm a, singer percussionist with a jazz but due to inevitable circumstances I also play solo with my acoustic guitar due to the demand of solo performers and musician like you is a very big help for my carrier my gratitude to now I can Play d guitar now with confidence since I'm much much better in playing the percussions with a jazz band thank you very very much
Dave, you are unquestionably the gold standard for instructional guitar content on the internet. I'm sure I speak for tens of thousands of guitar enthusiasts when I say, thank you, thank you very much.
Beautiful voicing of the chords, Dave. Thanks so much for this (and all your other lessons). They have improved and enriched my playing. (In many cases I wind up making chord charts based on your lessons). -- A fan from 1/2 way around the world.
Another great song.. Thanks Dave.. I'm really enjoying learning to play guitar with these...definitely digging it over here on the Jurassic coast UK... and definitely very good.! 🍻
Dave , As always. You nail the exact chords , you really have an amazing talent for hearing songs and working out the proper chords Most people people post song tutorials with approximations which just drive people nuts - knowing that is just isn’t right. I know you love Stephen Bishop- I’ve spent years not quite figuring out his song Never Letting Go. Any chance you could take a look at this sometime. Keep up the great work
I am failing to see what is weird with this. The song is in B, here I chose to show it a whole step lower so it sounds better on the acoustic and easier to sing. At the end of the song it Modulates to C but only on the ending. So you basically play it a 1/2 step higher than the record. Not weird or a big deal. You do however, play the maj7 and on the record I can hear the 9. Omitting the 9 is not a big deal just not what I am hearing him play on the record. Try a Cmaj9 instead of Cmaj7. Other than that, if you were playing this song before you saw this tutorial, thats good on you. All is good.
You are the best guitar instructor on youtube thanks heaps
And again… I must question everything I thought I knew. 🤣
Thanks Dave, well put together, and!!! Who doesn’t like Steve Wonder 👍🏻 I’m going to be busy once again. Take care 👍🏻
The best. Big boy chords. This song is in the big book. Love it Dave
I'm a, singer percussionist with a jazz but due to inevitable circumstances I also play solo with my acoustic guitar due to the demand of solo performers and musician like you is a very big help for my carrier my gratitude to now I can Play d guitar now with confidence since I'm much much better in playing the percussions with a jazz band thank you very very much
Thanks for another song gem Dave.
I dig it, very good, thanks Dave!
Dave, you are unquestionably the gold standard for instructional guitar content on the internet. I'm sure I speak for tens of thousands of guitar enthusiasts when I say, thank you, thank you very much.
dave i just found your channel recently.. this by far the most accurate acoustic chords... you deserved milliom subs.. just straight to the point
You always find that one chord that that ties it all together. Thank you.A flat 5 sounds great.
Great song and lesson Dave, Thank you !
You are the chord master! Thanks so much Dave.
Very nicely put together as usual. Thank you!
Great song Dave! Always a pleasure! I Dig It!!🤘
Well done my man.
Thanks so much Dave - great lesson!
Fan-effing-tastic.
Dave, love Stevie, love what you’ve played, chords I’ve never seen. Brilliant.
Thank you Dave, great lesson, beautiful chords. Stevie Wonder is one of my favorites also.
Nice!!
Wow, another great lesson and the way you break down the intro is amazing!
Excelente Gracias..
por compartir… 👍🎸🎼🇲🇽
Yet another killer lesson from Dave man I love this Stevie Wonder tune thanks for the lesson Dave as always.
Love it!
Beautiful voicing of the chords, Dave. Thanks so much for this (and all your other lessons). They have improved and enriched my playing. (In many cases I wind up making chord charts based on your lessons). -- A fan from 1/2 way around the world.
Another great song.. Thanks Dave.. I'm really enjoying learning to play guitar with these...definitely digging it over here on the Jurassic coast UK... and definitely very good.! 🍻
Thank you!
Thanks!
Great lesson as always Dave, great work man 😀🤘🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for your tips from Montreal
You really sang this one well! Thanks for the great lesson! :)
Dude this is great, but it needs chord windows. Please can you update with them?! Would make this a million times easier to absorb. Great arrangement
Sir can you do Heart To Heart by Kenny Loggins? It would be awesome
Dave , As always. You nail the exact chords , you really have an amazing talent for hearing songs and working out the proper chords
Most people people post song tutorials with approximations which just drive people nuts - knowing that is just isn’t right.
I know you love Stephen Bishop- I’ve spent years not quite figuring out his song Never Letting Go.
Any chance you could take a look at this sometime.
Keep up the great work
I'll take a listen, not sure I know the song
How do you play a Cbmaj9? It looks like a B minor7 youre playing.
Cbmaj9 is the same as a Bmaj9, except in the key of Gb you would call it as I did, a Cbmaj9.
Yeah this is a grouse song and thanks Dave, I'll get this under my fingers. I can't sing either but, who gives a rats.
I'd love you to play the chorus slower you see I'm from Cape Town or just write down the chords please Dave
I am getting there that chorus I need to nail come on Dave
There is a button on you tube to slow down video
weird. I 've always played this starting with Cmaj 7
I am failing to see what is weird with this. The song is in B, here I chose to show it a whole step lower so it sounds better on the acoustic and easier to sing. At the end of the song it Modulates to C but only on the ending. So you basically play it a 1/2 step higher than the record. Not weird or a big deal. You do however, play the maj7 and on the record I can hear the 9. Omitting the 9 is not a big deal just not what I am hearing him play on the record. Try a Cmaj9 instead of Cmaj7. Other than that, if you were playing this song before you saw this tutorial, thats good on you. All is good.