I want to thank you very much for this video. This song has always been a reference point for me as a guitar player. With your thoughtful teaching, I can now play a song that I always thought of as being completely "out of my league". thank you again for spending the time. Tom
Gracias por el video . Llevaba años queriendo tocar esta canción con los disonantes que corresponden. Asi como lo explicaste se me hizo facilísimo mil gracias. Clave 6X8 LA Cal
Sorry, but the second chord is not an Fmb5. It is an Fm/maj7. A flat 5 in F minor would be a Cb. The note being played by you and in the recording is E natural. This is a major 7th above F, and is an altered tone in the F minor scale. (The 7th degree would naturally be Eb) I am not trying to be hyper critical, but we don't want to confuse less discerning students. Probably an honest mistake on your part.
I just saw the video and made the same comment before I saw yours. He also calls the first and the third chord in the verse an Fm7, rather than Fm ‐ Fm(maj7) Fm7. Glad others are paying attention.
I want to thank you very much for this video. This song has always been a reference point for me as a guitar player. With your thoughtful teaching, I can now play a song that I always thought of as being completely "out of my league". thank you again for spending the time.
Tom
Correction ... this song was composed by Leon Russell
Thank you sir. You did great singing. It added in my view. Loved it.
Gracias por el video . Llevaba años queriendo tocar esta canción con los disonantes que corresponden. Asi como lo explicaste se me hizo facilísimo mil gracias. Clave 6X8 LA Cal
Busca a eric blackmoon, es mejor tutorial.
Brilliant lesson. Thanks!
Sorry, but the second chord is not an Fmb5. It is an Fm/maj7. A flat 5 in F minor would be a Cb. The note being played by you and in the recording is E natural. This is a major 7th above F, and is an altered tone in the F minor scale. (The 7th degree would naturally be Eb) I am not trying to be hyper critical, but we don't want to confuse less discerning students. Probably an honest mistake on your part.
binbear4 Thanks guy for the lessons on line it is greatly appreciated....hope you keep it going ...thanks again...
Thanks for watching and spread the word..If you need PDF of the the chords let me know at binbear4@gmail.com
Great Lesson.
Simple chords and flange that do a lot for the sound.
Thanks. If you need PDF of the the chords let me know at binbear4@gmail.com
hi binbear4,thanks for sharing those beautiful songs; greetings from south of france..
Thank you so much for the lesson ! :D
THANKS BROTHER!!! GOD BLESS YOU!!!
Great job!!! yes!!!
Love the song - would sound better without the flange.
Flangers do not make up for lack of jazz feel... 😏😄
marvelous lesson!
Great teaching job. Very close to another UA-cam teacher titled ToneDr .good work on this tune
second chord is FmM7
That's not a Fm7 (b5), it's a Fm (maj7). Your playing the right chords, but calling it wrong there,
+Jason Levin Thank you.....I cringed every time he said it.
I just saw the video and made the same comment before I saw yours. He also calls the first and the third chord in the verse an Fm7, rather than Fm ‐ Fm(maj7) Fm7. Glad others are paying attention.
great lesson...but not a F flat 5. Fm with a major 7...the e on the 4 th string 2nd fret
Do you have the tutorial of chega de saudage?
Andy Summers' sound doesn't fit George Benson's Ibanez Hollowbody Jazz guitar song... 🤔
great lesson!!!!!!!cooooll !!!!!please give me chords!
If you need PDF of the the chords let me know at binbear4@gmail.com
Flanger was not a great plan
a 'bit' of flange..