I was searching the web for this song and found one site and the chords were completely wrong it sounded nothing like the song. Then came across your site now it sounds right. Now I just need to learn how to play this. A lot of the chords are new to me but i will eventually get it. Thanks
Love your materbuilt I have the dreadnaught version but wish I had that one has the wider nut. I have a cort c5 wester style classical and love the 45mm string spacing
That Masterbilt sounds great, and looks pretty nice too. Better than a lot of their demos for them on You Tube actually. Aubry is a good one. I often wonder how many girls are named after songs. Then you had their out of the norm heavy rocker - " Mother Freedom". Very good vocal technique with that singer. Nicely crafted catchy songs. It's all there.
Thanks for your video. Saved me a lot of headache and time learning a song I really loved from the 70's!!! Quick question... On the lyrics "You taught me why" I see you playing an A, Bm7 to the E11, and the other variation, but when I went back to the original I am hearing an A#dim7 (which lowered would have been Adim7) on the words "You" and "taught". Are there different versions?
Great ear. I do these songs after playing them so long. I just listened. The bass is actually playing A# A#, B, E . The guitar is playing F#+, F#, Bm7, E11. It sounds like both guitars are playing something different.
I would have never picked that out as an added chordal tone. I figured it was just functioning as a passing tone between the two chords. It's a shame such a great song has such low views. I just noticed you never covered If by Bread. It also has an 11 chord in it.
E9sus4 is also a correct name for this chord however, in sessions, most people write this chord out as an E11 and just omit the 3 and 5. Both names are correct. I talk about this alot on my channel how jazz miusicians will always refer to this as a E9sus4 while doing sessions it was always listed as an E11. As far as the Bm after the Amaj7, yes that is the name. I never call it Gmaj7, I just say it moves a whole step down, i am referring to the chord and the position on how to play the chord, not the name of the chord. Once the verse starts I explain its a Bm.
Not to beat a dead horse. But here is Nile Rodgers and when he explains Everybody Dance, you will see he too, calls what you would call a Bb9sus4, a Bb11. It's just a common name when charting and also looking at the chord because we see it as a Bb in the bass with the 7,9,11 extension even though the 3 and 5 is omitted.
Great lesson Dave, really enjoy your playing, wish I had your chops. Dont know if this song is a style you play, but have you ever played classical gas or even Greensleeves. A old friend of mine played versions of those songs that were really nice
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Thanks Dave! You're the most accurate teacher on UA-cam. You nail all the oddly nuanced chords.
What a great version Dave, thanks so much. Your playing is so smooth and accurate.
'Baby I'm a Want You' and 'Make It With You' are my two favourite Bread tracks. You've done a great job with this my friend.
Dave, you da man...I love Bread....as always great stuff...thanks pal...
Excellent tuition! Want to learn this song and I need look no further thank you..I love all of DG’s songs but this is very special 👍💙
I was searching the web for this song and found one site and the chords were completely wrong it sounded nothing like the song. Then came across your site now it sounds right. Now I just need to learn how to play this. A lot of the chords are new to me but i will eventually get it. Thanks
Thanks Dave. What great explanations of the chord shapes & sounds. We love Bread. (I obvioulsy grew up in the seventies.)
Dude this is beyond awesome, thank you so much for this lesson, it doesn’t get any better than this!!!
Spot on Dave, great lesson, picked out all the embellishments and made them easy to understand! Kudos!
Thanks for the chord teaching. Now I know I've been playing the wrong chords all these years. Thanks again!
If I were a UFC fighter I'd come out to the ring to this song playing..... great job
Lol, nice!
You nailed it Dave. Hope you make more guitar video lessons. I made an entire playlist of all your tutorials as you are really good.
Thanks a lot Dave, Beautiful. Great Lesson!
Great lesson! I love how you explain a little theory without making it complicated.
Thanks. I am all for communicating and getting the point across. Some people I feel like to hear themselves talk.
Wow! Awesome instructional!
I like David Gates songs and thank you very much for sharing this video tutorial. God bless you.
Thanks for sharing, Master. It´s a beautiful work. God Bless you.
Thanks Dave! Lots of great tips! Thanks so much!
Dave you’ve done it once again, a brilliant tune well explained. Thanks again 👍🏻👍🏻
Great teacher. Sound amazing. Would be great if u could diagram the chords you’re using.
beautifull masterbuilt dave great fingers and guitar playing sir
Thanks for posting your tutorial of this gem
Love this song! Thank you Dave.
Really nice job
This vid had your best bumper music choice on your channel...bring it back.
Thanks to help me guy, very cool! Congratulations!
Another fantastic tutorial Thanx!
Precioso tutorial , los acordes suenan fantastico , muchas gracias , bendiciones desde Uruguay
Man, this is great! Thanks for taking the time.
Thanks for clarifying a few sticky passages. I'm happy now.
Great thankyou well layed out
awesome work easy to follow your instructions..thanks heaps
Ahhhh great song! Thanks for sharing.
Love your tutorials, Dave!
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
Very good job...nicely done, Thank you
Very nice tutorial, Sir Dave..Love 70’s songs..Could you please do “I Will Still Love You” by Stonebolt. Thank you & have a nice day.
Pinoy?? Mas maganda talaga mga old songs kisa ngayon kaya ito mga trip kung pag praktisan
Cyrine Dave Doller WHAT!!?
great song, I'm a huge "soft rock" fan.
Love your materbuilt I have the dreadnaught version but wish I had that one has the wider nut. I have a cort c5 wester style classical and love the 45mm string spacing
That Masterbilt sounds great, and looks pretty nice too. Better than a lot of their demos for them on You Tube actually.
Aubry is a good one. I often wonder how many girls are named after songs. Then you had their out of the norm heavy rocker - " Mother Freedom". Very good vocal technique with that singer. Nicely crafted catchy songs. It's all there.
Very Nice Lesson Dave!
Very nice. Thanks.
Great lesson. Thank you
Chords 非常準確👍👏😄🎸
Thanks!
Thank you
Nice one mate!!
Omg Charles Nelson Reilly at the end 😂😂
the note that you said is A major 7 , another instructor called it a C#m.. I'm confused.
Amaj7 is a C#m with an A in the bass. The A string is open and I'm right and the other instructor is wrong. Just sayin'
@@DavesGuitarChannelokay, thanks for clarifying!
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Bro thank ü for your tutorial
very cool
Howzit Dave, can you go over the chords and timing for the Youngblood's song "Ride the Wind"? An excellent jam, but need help with timing. Thanks!!
Thanks for your video. Saved me a lot of headache and time learning a song I really loved from the 70's!!! Quick question... On the lyrics "You taught me why" I see you playing an A, Bm7 to the E11, and the other variation, but when I went back to the original I am hearing an A#dim7 (which lowered would have been Adim7) on the words "You" and "taught". Are there different versions?
Great ear. I do these songs after playing them so long. I just listened. The bass is actually playing A# A#, B, E . The guitar is playing F#+, F#, Bm7, E11. It sounds like both guitars are playing something different.
@@DavesGuitarChannel So cool. Thanks. I really couldn't tell exactly what I was hearing there. Love your vids. Always very helpful!
I would have never picked that out as an added chordal tone. I figured it was just functioning as a passing tone between the two chords.
It's a shame such a great song has such low views.
I just noticed you never covered If by Bread. It also has an 11 chord in it.
Nice lesson. But Is the second chord G maj 7? Isnt it B minor after Amaj7. Also Is it E7 sus4 instead of E 11 as you teach?
Thanks
E9sus4 is also a correct name for this chord however, in sessions, most people write this chord out as an E11 and just omit the 3 and 5. Both names are correct. I talk about this alot on my channel how jazz miusicians will always refer to this as a E9sus4 while doing sessions it was always listed as an E11. As far as the Bm after the Amaj7, yes that is the name. I never call it Gmaj7, I just say it moves a whole step down, i am referring to the chord and the position on how to play the chord, not the name of the chord. Once the verse starts I explain its a Bm.
Not to beat a dead horse. But here is Nile Rodgers and when he explains Everybody Dance, you will see he too, calls what you would call a Bb9sus4, a Bb11. It's just a common name when charting and also looking at the chord because we see it as a Bb in the bass with the 7,9,11 extension even though the 3 and 5 is omitted.
A lot of people like David Gates and Bread. They're just too cool to admit it publicly.
Great lesson Dave, really enjoy your playing, wish I had your chops. Dont know if this song is a style you play, but have you ever played classical gas or even Greensleeves. A old friend of mine played versions of those songs that were really nice
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I need some list
Could anyone comment down here the chords of the whole song.
Do you provide tabs for you songs and chord diagrams
I don't
Por favor, hágalo fluido, no es necesario hablar tanto, solo muestre los acordes.
The lesson is good... more... the tatoo is "the best" ...
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