@@DavesGuitarChannelsame! This song has always been a favorite of mine. When I’m having trouble learning songs with more complicated chords , I turn to your channel so thank you. That being said….your content is just great
Love the song. I’ve liked Gino since May of 1974. Saw him in 76. Still a huge fan. He’s had so many great bands. This has to be his pinnacle song. I still actually hear this and literally do stop. And totally focus on it. If my memory is correct Ross wrote it for him. It is such a well crafted piece. Thank you for the tutorial. I’m not a musician but love to hear and see a song broke down like this. I hope I used the correct verbiage here. And thanks also for mentioning his great drummer. Man he was a beast on the skins. He passed away far to soon.
DAVE DAVE DAVE...DUDE YOU ARE WITHOUT ANY DOUBT IN A CLASS ALL BY YOURSELF...I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE PLAY,AND EXPLAIN IN SUCH PERFECTION... AND I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH..MAN YOU JUST MADE MY NIGHT! AWESOMENESS=DAVE=AWESOMENESS....THANKS
Such a beautiful song for acoustic guitar. Lots of ballads are geared towards piano or the guitar chords are too uninterested or simplistic for guitar. Thanks for the spot-on tutorial.
I love a lot of 70s music because I believe they wrote a lot on acoustic guitar, thats why those songs are so.....good, your playing alone testify to that🙏🙏🙏
The Bbm7b5 is just an Amaj7 with the bass playing Bb and not A as a walk down into the Amaj7. The notes are Bb Ab Db E. Since there is no 5, I wouldn't call the E a #11 but a b5. So you see its just a smooth walkdown of the bass since Bb Ab Db E is the same as Bb G# C# E and fall into A G# C# E. The way I play it, I see no reason to replace or drop the 3rd.
Right on the money 💰 I totally forgot about Gino, I remember his 1976 album that had loads of great tracks on it, nice production on your video too, thanks.
Very good explanation Dave. The only chord I'd change is that Bm7 to a B11, following the Cmaj9 ending the line "I get the sweetest thought of you and me"
Dave, thanks for posting this fantastic lesson! Gino is/was certainly overlooked as a musician. Saw him in Boston on the eve of the Blizzard of ‘78. Killer show. Brother to Brother and Nightwalker are packed with songs that could have charted. I can’t wait to dig into this! Thanks, again!
That is a great song Dave I remember the first time I heard it I just happen to be in Canada at Toronto Motorsports Park brings back great memories I was working on Dr Feelgood working on all them harmonics today but tomorrow I'll definitely work on I just want to stop . could you imagine doing those two songs back to back LOL PS a song I always like doing is Nature's Way by spirit I think AM station would do that song just great you ought to throw that in with the rest of the great songs you guys do always good to see your lessons have a great day hope to see you soon your friend Paul from Cleveland rocks Ohio
Great lesson. When I first came to Canada in 1977 I was 10 years old This was one of the first songs I heard on the Radio. Loved it ever since. As soon as I hear it. It just brings me back to that time. Thanks for the lesson. Beautiful chords and melody
No tabs but if you have questions, just email me, my email is on my about tab on my page. I have no issue with your questions and will help you so you can get it down.
Plus I'll give you a shout out for those who haven't heard of you, man, you are showing some really great tunes that I grew up on, All shredders should learn this stuff, & being heavily influenced by Al DiMeola & Carlos Santana, & the whole 70's jazz/fusion, this is great !!!
That's a great song, Gino Vannelli is an excellent artist and on one of his albums I believe the guitar players name last name was Rios my friend his name was Andy Rios no relation great video Dave I'm a new subscriber love your channel keep rocking
Thanks Dave. This is the only song I really ever heard by GV way back when. Now I'm gonna have to learn it. Such a nice progression and even though it's hard to sing it well, you nailed the nicest sounding chord forms. I'm going to tune up and see if I can steal it! Minus the vocals of course. And yes that f#minor was mainstay of my formative years, back in the late 60s and early 70s. Thanks for posting another good one.
70's chord voicings. Puts most modern music to shame.
Lovin the lessons.
Thanks
I tried those chords this morning with guitar. ùsouds great. YOU MDE MY DAY! GERALD
Superrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
No words to describe how to amazing your job does
Nice, Dave. Thank you so much! from Perú.
I KNEW I could count on you to have this song transcribed. Thanks Dave!!
I'm a big Gino fan
@@DavesGuitarChannelsame! This song has always been a favorite of mine. When I’m having trouble learning songs with more complicated chords , I turn to your channel so thank you. That being said….your content is just great
Thank you
I’m gonna try to learn this. Thanks man! U r amazing!
Love the song. I’ve liked Gino since May of 1974. Saw him in 76. Still a huge fan. He’s had so many great bands.
This has to be his pinnacle song. I still actually hear this and literally do stop. And totally focus on it. If my memory is correct Ross wrote it for him. It is such a well crafted piece. Thank you for the tutorial. I’m not a musician but love to hear and see a song broke down like this. I hope I used the correct verbiage here. And thanks also for mentioning his great drummer. Man he was a beast on the skins. He passed away far to soon.
DAVE DAVE DAVE...DUDE YOU ARE WITHOUT ANY DOUBT IN A CLASS ALL BY YOURSELF...I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE PLAY,AND EXPLAIN IN SUCH PERFECTION... AND I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH..MAN YOU JUST MADE MY NIGHT! AWESOMENESS=DAVE=AWESOMENESS....THANKS
Excelent.
MasterClass.🎸🙏🙏👍👍
Such a beautiful song for acoustic guitar. Lots of ballads are geared towards piano or the guitar chords are too uninterested or simplistic for guitar. Thanks for the spot-on tutorial.
I love a lot of 70s music because I believe they wrote a lot on acoustic guitar, thats why those songs are so.....good, your playing alone testify to that🙏🙏🙏
Nice. Thanks very much. Liked and subscribed. Good work. This will be a challenge but looks really worth it to learn.
You are the man brother. Thanks for simplifying this gorgeous song. Such ooooosssshhhh in the sound of those chords. So beautiful .....
Bravo, bravissimo bello!...first time here!...WOW!..I loved. It's a must to subscribe.
The Great Gino Vannelli! Thank you for the Journey in the 70! Greetings from Germany
Nice, looking forward to the other lessons.
Very good Chords from a very good song. A Salute from Chile, southamerica. ✌
Simply amazing Dave, thanks for sharing this video. More power!
Hi Dave ! Great lesson, love this song and posted a video playing along with my bass.
The Bbm7b5 sounds for me Bb7#11 (you just replace the 3d).
The Bbm7b5 is just an Amaj7 with the bass playing Bb and not A as a walk down into the Amaj7. The notes are Bb Ab Db E. Since there is no 5, I wouldn't call the E a #11 but a b5. So you see its just a smooth walkdown of the bass since Bb Ab Db E is the same as Bb G# C# E and fall into A G# C# E. The way I play it, I see no reason to replace or drop the 3rd.
Big like. 😊 All the best/Kjell 🎸 👍
Great one Dave I loved that Sister Golden Hair tease at the end! Another fantastic song by the way 👍
Thanks a lot buddy you're awesome you really know your chords and your theory
Your playing makes up for any singing shortcomings
Thank you sir. Very good lesson. Much appreciated. I'll be back :)
Very useful, thank you for sharing!
Beautiful chords you went into the finest details. Awesome!
Right on the money 💰 I totally forgot about Gino, I remember his 1976 album that had loads of great tracks on it, nice production on your video too, thanks.
Big Ups from South Africa
Very good explanation Dave. The only chord I'd change is that Bm7 to a B11, following the Cmaj9 ending the line "I get the sweetest thought of you and me"
Sounds good
this lesson made me a subscriber! Very good!
i singed that song in the piano bar in the '80....really thanks
Awesome! In my opinion that E13 in the intro is more like an E13sus. E13 should have a G#. Great channel!
Thanks for the kind words.
Dave, thanks for posting this fantastic lesson! Gino is/was certainly overlooked as a musician. Saw him in Boston on the eve of the Blizzard of ‘78. Killer show. Brother to Brother and Nightwalker are packed with songs that could have charted. I can’t wait to dig into this! Thanks, again!
That is a great song Dave I remember the first time I heard it I just happen to be in Canada at Toronto Motorsports Park brings back great memories I was working on Dr Feelgood working on all them harmonics today but tomorrow I'll definitely work on I just want to stop . could you imagine doing those two songs back to back LOL PS a song I always like doing is Nature's Way by spirit I think AM station would do that song just great you ought to throw that in with the rest of the great songs you guys do always good to see your lessons have a great day hope to see you soon your friend Paul from Cleveland rocks Ohio
He started feeling it at 7:00
Had to stop himself. Lol
Very nice ! Would luv more Gino Vannelli. The chord changes are just amazing.
Gr8 tuition my buddy
Great !!! I subscribe👋👍
We have similar tastes in music. I would like to see how you do "Sara Smile" and "One Of These Nights"
Excellent!!! Thanks Dave!!
Thnx very much Dave.
Great lesson. When I first came to Canada in 1977 I was 10 years old This was one of the first songs I heard on the Radio. Loved it ever since. As soon as I hear it. It just brings me back to that time. Thanks for the lesson. Beautiful chords and melody
It's such a sweet chord progression/song that I don't even mind your voice...so no apologies needed... Thanks for this and many other lessons
Tour dam great
The best you are
Great tutorial! Although if you hear the record, it sounds like the opening chord is strummed up high to low.
Very cool Dave!
Love your down home approach with the East Coast accent. So appreciate how you take the time to explain
Thanks bro!
Well done!
Can you Living inside my love... ? 👍👏👏👏
Living Inside Myself
SUPER BUENO
Great !
that song it's makes me feel like i'm tripping.
¡¡¡¡¡MUY BUENÍIIIISIMO!!!!! gracias....todes somos docentes....
You got it!
Dave , any chance of a tab showing the finger positions, just can't quite see what you're doing!
Love the song!!
No tabs but if you have questions, just email me, my email is on my about tab on my page. I have no issue with your questions and will help you so you can get it down.
@@DavesGuitarChannel thanks Dave! I'll send you an email later!!
Plus I'll give you a shout out for those who haven't heard of you, man, you are showing some really great tunes that I grew up on, All shredders should learn this stuff, & being heavily influenced by Al DiMeola & Carlos Santana, & the whole 70's jazz/fusion, this is great !!!
Thanks so much
Mind blowing lesson ...😃
Without your support
No can do !
I JUST NOW DISCOVERED YOU! WHAT A GOOD TEACHER YOU ARE!!
That's a great song, Gino Vannelli is an excellent artist and on one of his albums I believe the guitar players name last name was Rios my friend his name was Andy Rios no relation great video Dave I'm a new subscriber love your channel keep rocking
Yes Carlos Rios. A lefty. I was friendly with Carlos at one time.
Dave you're totally on point with your chordal approach to beautiful and classic r&b song by none other than Gino Vannelli I am big fan of his music
Thanks Dave. This is the only song I really ever heard by GV way back when. Now I'm gonna have to learn it. Such a nice progression and even though it's hard to sing it well, you nailed the nicest sounding chord forms. I'm going to tune up and see if I can steal it! Minus the vocals of course. And yes that f#minor was mainstay of my formative years, back in the late 60s and early 70s. Thanks for posting another good one.
Thank you Dave..... beautiful chords well explained
Brother to Brother rocked !!!
Nicely, nicely, nicely done! You make what sounds to be complex look so easy! Beautiful song!
Excellent! Well Done, Dave... Haven't thought about this one in a while.... Thanks.
Thanks for showing the chords that I just couldn't find!
Ahhhhh Gino Vanelli!! Classic Toronto boy. Love it thanks DL
Hracias por tu enseñanza , un gran abrazo desde Uruguay , tiene una preciosa armonia , bendiciones
Nice one Dave thanks for putting this one up.
Love that song...Gino was kinda overlooked back in the day...
Man, you are teaching some cool stuff! Love the channel!
Dave if a new bass player wanted to follow along with me could they just bop along on the root notes? (I.e E, C, A etc,)
Yes
Great jazzy song. Well done on the lesson.
One of my all-time favorites 🤓, thanks Dave.
Good day, Sir Dave..Could you please do " Fanny Be Tender" by the Beegees..Thank you!
Yes I'll do it
I thought at first it said manilli vanilli
Great lesson! I really enjoy your lessons Dave!
Has Dave ever heard about el flaco Spinetta?
no
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Yes nice changes, reminded me of Queen
Good stuff!
🎂🍻🎸🎶👍 happy birthday Dave Rock on
thanks Paul
Tanks for the lesson!!!!
Great Dave!
can you make a video on 'put the weight on my shoulders'?
I love that song
@@DavesGuitarChannel I love the whole album. And B2B, of course. Him, Steely Dan and Al Jarreau made the 70s the best music period in that genre