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The live version from On The Night is definitely a favourite of mine!

@@stevensquires9822 Brilliant, love it when that sort of thing happens. Thanks for watching and pleased you liked the choices 🙂

@@serpentinefire921 Yeah agreed Telegraph Road is incredible. Can never make up my mind about if I prefer the studio or live version though - both outstanding in different ways!

@@StraimanNunes Oh nice thanks for the info, I didn’t realise that about Where Do You Think You’re Going! Excellent fact. Loving your list too - Single Handed Sailor and Lions are both tracks that only just missed out on my list, they’re belters.

@@garyblomquist7198 You’re very welcome! 😊

@@moveslikemagnus Ha well most of those were released as singles so they didn’t fit the criteria! Although I must admit Wild West End nearly made the cut, it’s such a great tune. As far as I’m aware it’s not the same Harry, but I’ve no actual evidence to back that up!

@@mattjamesmusicyork Oh I see, ive no idea what tracks where were released as singles except obviously the very famous ones. Didn't think water of love or telegraph road would have been as the latter was so long. Figures Brothers in Arms would be though. Anyway, great vid and you should do more like this.

@ In fairness I think you’re right regarding the length of Telegraph Road, as the single that was released was a much shorter version than the album version. Appreciate your kind words regarding the video, means a lot. I enjoyed doing it so definitely intend to do more 🙂

I was hoping single handed sailor might be in there. My top 5 would be 5. My Parties 4. Ride across the river 3. Les boys 2. Industrial disease 1. Single handed sailor

@ Single Handed Sailor is so good! A great choice. I was incredibly close to including it, but Iron Hand just won out by a whisker. Loving you’ve got My Parties on there, and good to see someone likes Les Boys as most people I speak to absolutely despise it 😂

Great stuff Harold, I really hope my suggestions help you. Let me know how you get on :)

I will keep you updated Matt . Thanks

@@HaroldHeath-k2n Thanks so much Harold, really appreciate that 😊

Thanks so much, appreciate it :)

De nada, muchas gracias :)

Hi Emily, it's a good point and is something I've tried to start adding to my more recent videos, albeit very simply. I'd eventually like to add tabs on the screen that move along with what I'm playing, but I'm still yet to figure out how to do it! Whilst I can't add tabs to this particular video, here's a link to the tab that I used when I was learning it myself tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/fleetwood-mac/the-chain-tabs-1210806 Hope that helps!

@@michaelrob2784 Thank you Mike 😊

@@breedingfiremen5341 Thank you 😊

@@mikec3777 Yep quite right, and I mention this at the start of the video, but the version I’m covering is The Beatles one

@mattjamesmusicyork Fair comment. Nice rendition by the way.

@@mikec3777 Thank you :)

@@NikkiWilliams-v5h Thanks Nikki! You’re a star 😊

@@noelmciver737 Thanks so much Noel, really appreciate your kind words 🙂 And great to have someone watching all the way from Perth!

@ I am originally from Ireland. I have been here for 42 years now. Still playing music. Hot here today 38 degrees. I mainly play folk/ Irish/ 1960’s stuff which I love. You Tube is so good for learning new stuff.

@@NikkisNosh Yes indeed Nikki, exciting! Great to see that your channel is growing too 🙂

@@alexgallardo6257 Thanks! 🙂

@@errollgreen7779 Thanks very much! 😊

Thanks very much! I did a separate video showing how to play it which includes the chords - here's the link th-cam.com/video/MpBpG25CM1o/w-d-xo.html

Ah yes sorry, the camera had defaulted to mirror mode and I hadn't realised until it was too late - will be rectified for future videos!

Thank you Nikki, that's very kind and means a lot :)

Thank you Nikki :)

Thank you Nikki, that's very kind and much appreciated :)

@@NikkisNosh I wouldn’t class myself as professional per se as I have a day job, but I’m in a 60s band which gets regular paid work throughout the year, and I do the odd solo gig too 🙂

@@villagepark3063 Thanks so much! 😊

@@cempakasherrill3888 Thanks very much, yes I’ll definitely be able to do that. Should hopefully get some time over the weekend 🙂

@@TheWestburys Thanks so much for your kind words, it really means a lot! I’m delighted to hear you’ll enjoy having a go at it 😊

You’re welcome 🙂

Пожалуйста! :)

@@stevendavls2109 Thanks so much Steven, really appreciate it. And yes I’m more than happy to do more Elvis tutorials, I shall get on it!

@@stewarttaylor997 I chose not to include it on this tutorial as I figured if you’re playing it solo it’s a bit easier to stick to one key. If you want to include it though just go half a step up from the key you’re playing it in. When I play it in my band I play it with a capo on the 5th fret and then just slide it up to the 6th fret at the appropriate moment!

They certainly are :)

I feel your pain Carl, it's so tough and frustrating. The only bit of advice I can think of that might help is just to stick at it. If you keep practising the change from Em to Gm regularly, even really slowly, then eventually you'll get to a point where your fingers will get used to it and you'll find you can make the change more smoothly. I found practising little and often is the key. One day you'll find you can do it, but it takes a lot of frustration and perseverance to get to that point. Keep going :)

@@mattjamesmusicyork Thanks Matt I shall keep at it..🙏

@@4thThe5th Thanks so much! Really pleased it’s helped 🙂

They are certainly a pain to start with! I've got a few ideas for how to help but will struggle to explain them over text. I'll make a video about it this week and then add the link for you here so you can have a look

Here's a video I made - hope it helps a bit th-cam.com/video/NoSbl4srBus/w-d-xo.html

@@mattjamesmusicyork I will study the video thanks for the help 👍

Thank you so much, that's such a lovely thing to say :) Really appreciate it!

@@pojoshorts Yes indeed, and I believe it was recorded by Don Ho before Elvis

@@TheWestburys Thanks so much that really means a lot 😊

You're very welcome :)

You're welcome, hope it helps :)

@@stringman509 Thanks so much Colin, much appreciated 😊

@@jamesdodger5588 Thanks James 😊

@@jamesdodger5588 Thanks James much appreciated 😊 Yes you’re quite right in the original version he goes up a semi-tone for the last verse/chorus. When I play the song with my band I just move my capo up a fret at the appropriate time 😂

@@skazately большое спасибо! 🙂

Do it! :)

@@fishinsideawhale4589 Thank you 😊