how to play "everybody wants to be a cat" - jazz guitar version (advanced & intermediate players)
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2012
- demo of song up till 01.10 & then tutorial starts - NB there is a transcription of the chords used here below in comments kindly worked out by my friend "zoe0764" -
btw ive already posted a clip of this song on here in an easier singalong style which might be better for beginners to learn -- this is sort of a jazzier take on the theme -
It's my favorite song and I'm still listening to it ❤
... Nine years later... Nice one Steve, many thnks for sharing!
A friend sent me the link and I almost fell asleep to it it’s so good!!
Thanks for this! Great song, wonderful explanation. Good stuff.
Thank u for this
the best man. really thank you bro
appreciate your comments - thanks for the transcription of chords -
Thank you sir!
thank you!
.... I like it!
Very very nice! thanks
I was just looking for an guitar arrangment for this song. And yours gave me a lot of precious hints
And for a benefit of the all useres, as I did it for my self - I trascribe the chords you used in order to be able to improvise over. Please correct me if I'm wrong
b, b7maj, b7, E7 (or even better - b6, same positioning just drop the E note on the seventh fret 5°th string)
e7, C#7, F#7add b9 (your misterious chord :) )
back to
b b7maj b7 b6
e7 F#7add b9 b
second part
e7 (as you play it. yet you can still do the same passage e-emaj7 - e7 sounds grate), A7, Dmaj7
e7 C#7 F#7 addb9 (yet here may be better to play A7 instead of C#7)
***** little "b's" indicate minor. B = major; b = minor
It does mean flat. But it can still mean other things. They were clearly talking about Bminor
*****
actually, if standing alone, b stands for Bminor. If it stand with another letter, like Eb - it stands for flat for example Eb=E flat major.
I wrote the chords as you often find it: big letter for the major chord. small letter for the minor. So the chords you typed were precisly the same with mine (some differences yes, like E9 where I suggested E7, so I think I'll try that out)
Nick was right, but so are you.
B= B major b=minor
yet b does also =flat but only when preceded by another letter. like Bb would be Bflat major
The point is that you didn't even reflect about what my post was about (if you thought that b=flat, than my chord progression was not wrong, it was meaning less. Did you really read it like "flat. flat 7maj, flat 7, a major or minor chord on E ????) but started a discussion with "Man you are wrong". It is funny to see a person that evidentialy did not understand what was written starts immediatly with "man you are wrong" ;) and than keeps on "go get your music" lol
+zoe0764 Why not just write Bm?
+rugshort So i did'nt understand which chords are right
really really thank you, love this song, my english is bad :3
thanks steve! :) could you please message me the tabs to the solo you played in one of your covers? would greatly appreciate it :)
How do you do the fast sequence at the end of the song?
Easy boy... I'm trying to follow your fingers
covers of this song, probably should of included that haha :)
There is one point that I do not understand; why in standard version you start in Em and in Jazzy you attack in B?
Can you explain to me and why not play everything on the same scale?
Thank you in advance
Tried to get it by ear. Nope. Tried to get it by chords. Noup. I'm so noob.
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