Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) Guitar Lesson + Looper Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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In today's guitar lesson we learn how to play "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" by Talking Heads. This song has only three open chords and can easily be played by a beginner. That being said, this song features a multitude of awesome guitar and synth parts which we can learn and combine onto a looper. I give a demo on how one would go about doing this. Using a looper is an essential skill and addition to anyone's practice as it helps your rhythm, groove, soloing, and guitar arranging.
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Can't believe how well you captured the sound. Incredible. Can't wait to practice!
Another prime example of why MT Guitar is one of the best channels out there with covering ALL guitar parts from beginner to advanced and providing a great intro backstory to the band and song itself. Great job Mitch!
My fave TH song. I clicked the “like” button before I watched the lesson. Thank you!
Loved this song since I saw Stop Making Sense so long ago. Thank you for this wonderful rendition and tutorial!!!
YES!!!!!!!! This song is such a GEM ! So beautiful Mitch !
Thanks bro!
Ahh man this song sounds so good. One of of my many favorite Talking Heads songs. Such a great lesson MT. Cheers!
I love this version! What a great video. Thanks so much.
After the birth of my daughter I found this song again. To young to relate but loved talking heads as a youngster. Great explanation of the parts! Amazing job. Love the Sean Hayes cover of this song as well
Lovin’ the vibe from your performance the beginning of your video 😌
This is the best. Thank you. I have seen David sing this several times and have always wanted to work it out.
Sweet! Great, unique lesson. Thanks
Beautiful work!
Thanks for this lesson!! I love this song and can now play it thanks to you :)
One of my favorite songs! I'd really like more tips/advice on the actual looper. I absolutely suck at using that thing and normally end up just playing over the song or some backing track on UA-cam. I really liked your advice of just using this song as a good warm-up/practice of Em....can't ever get too much practice! ~Cheers
This is a fine lesson of this song.
My favorite is Brock Butler doing naïve Melody… But I do love this version
this is awesome 🤟🏻🤩 👏👏 👏👏 👏👏 👏👏
Great video mate thanks, guitar playing was superb 👍 definitely something for me to work on 🎸 David Byrne genius and a good Scot 🏴
Only one on the internet that has done this right. I’ve loved this song ever since I heard it in Wall Street
I appreciate that!
You're not listening to the right people. Go listen to Brock Butler or when Perpetual Groove does it.
nice work man!
Great cover
Wow this is insane!!
So good! Cheers
One of my top 10 favorite songs
nice job!
Do you have a play on this song? But not a guitar lesson. Because, You play it relly good tha t I would listen many times.
Great lesson 👍🎶
MT! Awesome video, what set up are you running for that tone?
Yes!
I love lamp
Why is it that when i do the strumming part it sounds nothing close to that😢 any tips?
Im following the strum pattern and playing pretty close to the same speed
please share the tab!!! would love to do this in our band!
Nice!! It’s on the Patreon!
Super God bless you
My favorite version of this is from American Utopia, and only because of the pause/false ending after "And you love me 'til my heart stops." It's so perfect it should have always been there, I don't know why it took so long to incorporate. ua-cam.com/video/8tleuCkQtXE/v-deo.html
Still, this makes me excited enough to dig my looper pedal out of the bottom of the pedal drawer and mess around with this, excellent work!
Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel
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12:43 who plays this part in the actual song, and what instrument is it?
Alex Weir playing it on guitar. He played on the album version, you can see him play this in Stop Making Sense: ua-cam.com/video/ekBt4XllATg/v-deo.htmlsi=5PbQJAJB9hG1NNv_&t=190
@@MarcusBrannon thank you!
What Taylor is that ?
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Would be great if you said triad/chord shapes instead of saying frets just sayin 🤷🏼♂️