Great lessons, Dave. Supertramp is more like a piano band, and sometimes it is difficult to figure out a song on guitar. But you did a very good job on this one. Thanks.
Excellent fun stuff this song always makes me think about that period , the lyrics are very relative to our current era , the capo makes alot of sense for the cords perfect interpretation for guitar
Dude, this is huge what you're doing! Congratulations for these very clear explanations, with the rhythm, I learn super fast with you. Hodgson from Supertramp is a wizard who has bewitched the guitar chords. These songs inhabit the chords. Thanks to you I'm having fun on my guitar.
Always loved this song brings me back to my teenage years....Breakfast in America ...what an album!! Dave great song choice,and a fantastic lesson.thank you bro!
Spot on. You nailed it. I was sitting here pulling my hair out (literally one left on the 51 y.o.) watching these other videos and nobody was getting it right but you killed it. Thanks. Capo at the first works best indeed because it also sets up that intro slide perfectly.
Thank you mate!That was a real good song!When I and my younger brother were in our teens we had bought that wonderful L.P...I kindly greet you from Italy.
That was really, really good; and I saw insight into how much you truly love this music Dave. Learning all the time from you man; cigars, diet and some new chords! ❤️🇬🇧
Hey great lesson,That song is one of my favoritas ,and I really appreciate this lesson,I live and I send you a great hug from Durango México ,thank you Master. .
dave thanks for everthing.your channel is superb not only hugely informative but also sprinkled with wit and humour,im also liking your duets more and more ,maybe touching on springsteeny vocals might unleash your true potential give it a try, over the festive ive often sat down with a glass of wine and just let your channel run for an hour so really chilled me out many thanks for that your talent is appreciated here in the uk cheers bonny lad
Love this! This is so good. You did such a great job figuring this out at one of my favorite Supertramp songs I’m glad you did the real chords and didn’t try to do it the “easy way.” I was trying to do it without a capo but it was too hard; this is much easier!! Thanks!
One of the best songs on breakfast in America is Lord is it mine. There use to be a cool version on UA-cam by Anne Legras in alternate tunings , I think open G.
Gracias , sos un grande !!, me encanto tu explicacion , me acuerdo de esta musica , creci con esta musica , que buena interpretacion , gracias de nuevo !!
Hi ....hmm looks like at 3:11 D6b5 .....but who knows haha any way great channel great tutorials keep it up all the best from the snowy east coast of Scotland
Some of the lessons online show a chord he uses live but its not on the record. I went back and forth and I was thinking about posting a lesson because of that. I prefer the recorded version.
I liked it so much I clicked "SUBSCRIBE" immediately :) You rock man... Finally someone enough musical and skilled to do this song right.. True guitarist-the other real sign of virtuosity is that you cant sing :) Keep up the good work man i'll have my eye on you. PS E7/G#- quite a stretch especially without capo...
Ab-7b5 is more logical to me, because is a modal chord extracted from the Lidyan mode ( I´m talking of Modal Interchange)( D lydian has this chord in the #IV degree , by the name of G#-7b5)...then goes to G; something that is common in some jazz progressions,,,On the other hand, this is an interesting song. The harmonic progression is not common to pop or rock style. I've known her since she came out and I've never set out to learn her until today. Thanks to your answer.
@@CarlosCampos-ce3gp I was about to make another point and I realized I was going to reference a song that uses the same chord. The song is Just The Way you are by Billy Joel and the chord is a Bm6. This is probably the best name for the chord Bm6/D. In both songs they use the descending A G# G in the chords.
ah, great ,,, is possible...in Joel´s song, the function is IV-6, and in this song would be VI-6, (B-6) ... it's easier to understand it that way.....the problem with this chord is that has 3 names: D6(b5), B-6 and Ab-7b5 (you know),,,the thing is to found the more simple function,,,we could ask Roger directly, haha,,,Saludos from Argentina
Le problème c'est que la tonalité est Véritablement inchantable vocalement,et ce qui serait cool c,est de le jouer avec un capo en case 2, Mais....deux tons plus bas . Ce qui permettrai a des latins qui ont des tessitures plus grave d,avoir le choix de pouvoir le chanter plus bas. Je suis personnellement baryton Martin en tessitures et je voudrais bien le transposer en termes de guitare,mais...je n,ai pas votre talent guitaristique ni théoriques pour trouver les accords. Pour vous qui avez le niveau cela serait facile. Salutations musicales de France.
@patrickr979 Transposing, it will make it lose some of its signature sound.But I was trying to keep in my lesson. You may want to look into a baritone guitar., That way you can cape with whatever you want and play it with the proper voicings.
that nails it
suddenly the song I always wanted but always found so hard is easy and falls under the fingers. thanks mate you're a star.
Great lessons, Dave. Supertramp is more like a piano band, and sometimes it is difficult to figure out a song on guitar. But you did a very good job on this one. Thanks.
Your lessons are awesome! Thank you so much.
Excellent fun stuff this song always makes me think about that period , the lyrics are very relative to our current era , the capo makes alot of sense for the cords perfect interpretation for guitar
merci ... j'ai 54ans et J'Adore vos vidéo ....... et mes groupes mythique
Very cool! I like how you took a keyboard song and made it playable on guitar!! Like your style....keep it up!
absolutely delightful!
i love your chord voicing insights- so refreshing to hear the nuances that so many (all) tutorials miss, thank you Dave!
You nailed the song-totally agree with the outdo-your riffing on the groove is sooo good. I can’t wait to get home to try this out on my guitar. Bravo
Great, great lesson Dave. Thanks
Thank you Dave...God bless!
Dude, this is huge what you're doing! Congratulations for these very clear explanations, with the rhythm, I learn super fast with you. Hodgson from Supertramp is a wizard who has bewitched the guitar chords. These songs inhabit the chords. Thanks to you I'm having fun on my guitar.
Always loved this song brings me back to my teenage years....Breakfast in America ...what an album!! Dave great song choice,and a fantastic lesson.thank you bro!
Spot on. You nailed it. I was sitting here pulling my hair out (literally one left on the 51 y.o.) watching these other videos and nobody was getting it right but you killed it. Thanks. Capo at the first works best indeed because it also sets up that intro slide perfectly.
Your Supertramp lessons got me a subscriber right away mate ,great vídeos
Thank you
Thank you mate!That was a real good song!When I and my younger brother were in our teens we had bought that wonderful L.P...I kindly greet you from Italy.
Great lesson. Wanted to learn this song (properly) for many years.
you SAVE MY LIFE !!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARE THIS SONG!!! HUGS!!! FROM SPAIN!!!
Excellent video ! Perfect !
Thank you very much. I had not idea that this song was so beautiful. Thank's for the teaching.
Great selection of songs. All the sounds you pick have such a great groove!
You are now my favorite music teacher!!! Thank you sir!!!
In the words of Newman on Seinfeld when the cops show up.... What took you so long?. hahah jk Thanks alot.
That was really, really good; and I saw insight into how much you truly love this music Dave.
Learning all the time from you man; cigars, diet and some new chords!
❤️🇬🇧
Good lesson, Dave. Thanks.
Hey great lesson,That song is one of my favoritas ,and I really appreciate this lesson,I live and I send you a great hug from Durango México ,thank you Master. .
Thank you.Master .
Great job Dave. I am glad I found this channel.
I absolutely love this song.
Thanks a million.
Your chord knowledge is awesome
dave thanks for everthing.your channel is superb not only hugely informative but also sprinkled with wit and humour,im also liking your duets more and more ,maybe touching on springsteeny vocals might unleash your true potential give it a try, over the festive ive often sat down with a glass of wine and just let your channel run for an hour so really chilled me out many thanks for that your talent is appreciated here in the uk cheers bonny lad
Thank you for simplifying my life with this lesson, awesome!
I dig it man, thanks!
Really good lesson thank you
Great job!! Thank you for this. S.
Love this! This is so good. You did such a great job figuring this out at one of my favorite Supertramp songs I’m glad you did the real chords and didn’t try to do it the “easy way.” I was trying to do it without a capo but it was too hard; this is much easier!! Thanks!
G'D BLESS YOU, GUYS- amazing interpretation! congratulations!
Excellent thank you
One of the best songs on breakfast in America is Lord is it mine. There use to be a cool version on UA-cam by Anne Legras in alternate tunings , I think open G.
Very good cover choice, excellent explanation for this great mélodic song, thank you Dave .;)
Gracias , sos un grande !!, me encanto tu explicacion , me acuerdo de esta musica , creci con esta musica , que buena interpretacion , gracias de nuevo !!
Gracias!!
Great tutorial of a classic song for guitar! Many thanks
So wonderful, Acceptable, Respectable
We'll play and sing so happily
Thanks a lot Dave
Também Adorei , Muito Obrigado
Thank you very much Dave hug from Brazil.
You Rock Dave ! I just discovered your channel tonight 👍🤘
Keep up the great work!
By the way one of my all-time favorite songs 🔥
Welcome to my channel
Great arrangement of a great song! Keep up the awesome work.
Awesome.
Thanks Dave really enjoyed this!!
great job on this!
Great job Dave cool song love ur videos!!
i like this... good job
Nicely Done!!! Thanks for all you do!!
Dave, essa aula foi ótima. Curto muito essa música desde o lançamento e até hoje, valeu mesmo cara por essas dicas. Tudo de bom para ti.
my pleasure and thank you
Awesome lesson - clear, concise and accurate. Much appreciated.
So nice, thanks so muchhh
Love your work more please
great video dave really good teaching video and that epiphone masterbuilt is soundin great sir
Perfect! Love it. Thank you.
Great lesson! Thank you!
Thanks
Great 👍👍
PS. I LOVE the super chunky intro riff. Is that you? Killing it.
Yes and thanks
Thanks Dave! this is such a great song.
that outro does have a cool grove i'll have to learn that thanks Dave
excellent
Simply great
Another great lesson!! Can you teach Stevie Wonder's Superstition, Thanks Dave!!
Gracias!!!¡
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
cool song Mr Dave...great trampage
Greetings from Guatemala city. land of eternal spring!! come up some time!!
Excellent! Well Done, Dave!
Thanks for teaching a great classic song. Hope your next one is gonna be Give a little bit. 👍
c'est la bon - great song by supertramp
Gracias maestro, excelente tutorial ✋🏻❤
AMAZING LESSON THANKS!
Hi ....hmm looks like at 3:11 D6b5 .....but who knows haha any way great channel great tutorials keep it up all the best from the snowy east coast of Scotland
I think now i would look at it like a Bm6/D
Nice, thanks!
Thanks monsieur ! from Montpellier .
Another good '70s song that is out of my vocal range.
thanks Dave! Nice and simple. Guess I'll just go ahead and get it over with and subscribe!
very thanks my brother!!muito obrigado
Great
Well Done... Congrats...!!
great thanks loved it
thanks heaps mate!
Merci Dave
You're so generous
Great lesson my friend
Thank a lot ! Great outro
Great lesson. But I've been playing this song for many years in Am which is perfect for my voice. Does anyone know how to transpose this great tune?
Love it!!!! Can you show magic by Olivia Newton John
I'll look into it. I prefer A Little More Love
Dave my man...You're awesome. BTW I'm learning School because of your stream Sunday.
Some of the lessons online show a chord he uses live but its not on the record. I went back and forth and I was thinking about posting a lesson because of that. I prefer the recorded version.
@@DavesGuitarChannel I'd totally dig a lesson video. yeah, that'd be too cool
I liked it so much I clicked "SUBSCRIBE" immediately :) You rock man... Finally someone enough musical and skilled to do this song right.. True guitarist-the other real sign of virtuosity is that you cant sing :) Keep up the good work man i'll have my eye on you. PS E7/G#- quite a stretch especially without capo...
😊Thank you!
Thanks for checking out my channel.
That E7/G# !...Marvelous !
Hello , the chord you say that is a E9/D (no root), is a Ab-7b5/D ,,,a half-diminished with the 5dim in the bass
You could call it a D6b5
Ab-7b5 is more logical to me, because is a modal chord extracted from the Lidyan mode ( I´m talking of Modal Interchange)( D lydian has this chord in the #IV degree , by the name of G#-7b5)...then goes to G; something that is common in some jazz progressions,,,On the other hand, this is an interesting song. The harmonic progression is not common to pop or rock style. I've known her since she came out and I've never set out to learn her until today. Thanks to your answer.
@@CarlosCampos-ce3gp I was about to make another point and I realized I was going to reference a song that uses the same chord. The song is Just The Way you are by Billy Joel and the chord is a Bm6. This is probably the best name for the chord Bm6/D. In both songs they use the descending A G# G in the chords.
ah, great ,,, is possible...in Joel´s song, the function is IV-6, and in this song would be VI-6, (B-6) ... it's easier to understand it that way.....the problem with this chord is that has 3 names: D6(b5), B-6 and Ab-7b5 (you know),,,the thing is to found the more simple function,,,we could ask Roger directly, haha,,,Saludos from Argentina
My preference is E9/D(no root). It fits wit logic of song. Of course Its important how it sounds not how we call it.
Thanks bud. Well thought out. Thanks for not dumbing it down with simple chords
Adorei suas dicas! Parabéns (Brasil)
obrigado
So very groovy, tak skal du have
Capo at the first fret does it, but the hardest part is replicating Roger Hodson's vocals.
Did I hear Richard Christie at the end?
Vraiment Parfait
Le problème c'est que la tonalité est Véritablement inchantable vocalement,et ce qui serait cool c,est de le jouer avec un capo en case 2, Mais....deux tons plus bas . Ce qui permettrai a des latins qui ont des tessitures plus grave d,avoir le choix de pouvoir le chanter plus bas. Je suis personnellement baryton Martin en tessitures et je voudrais bien le transposer en termes de guitare,mais...je n,ai pas votre talent guitaristique ni théoriques pour trouver les accords. Pour vous qui avez le niveau cela serait facile. Salutations musicales de France.
@patrickr979 Transposing, it will make it lose some of its signature sound.But I was trying to keep in my lesson. You may want to look into a baritone guitar., That way you can cape with whatever you want and play it with the proper voicings.
Thank you sir
nice... thanks dude
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