Danilo, I think you're right. My voicing with the Eb is missing the minor third of Bbm (Db) and adding it seems to outline the chord more in line with the voicing on the recording. It is interesting to compare my version with the way Brad Mehldau plays it. He also puts the Eb in the bass but the Db is there. th-cam.com/video/OBrv777fgqk/w-d-xo.html I'm going to pin your comment so hopefully other people can see this.
@@heavypiano yeah, I think Drake uses a Bbmin and Melhdau uses a Eb7/9, and the note Db gets it all (that's what 7s do 😊). Those are two different chords: in Melhdau the note Bb does not even appear. So it depends on what version we want to play 😊
@@chno-bn3yi I appreciate you pointing it out! Sometimes I listen to these songs over and over to learn them and it's not until an outside ear mentions something that I even hear it.
Awesome! I've been trying to learn this on guitar, and the timing is killing me. This video is super helpful, thank you. Just in case it might be helpful, I was told that singing helps a lot with rhythm, and also counting like 1 and 2 and 3...etc.
Hope you’re having a happy Fourth of July and thanks again for a great video! Nick Drake’s music is always the most elusive for me, a lot of his recordings has small variances and nuances that make it really hard to cover. But you nailed the spirit of the song with your cover and this tutorial.
I think the third chord of the verse is basically Bbmin, with some voicing, not Ebsus. Am I right?
Danilo, I think you're right. My voicing with the Eb is missing the minor third of Bbm (Db) and adding it seems to outline the chord more in line with the voicing on the recording. It is interesting to compare my version with the way Brad Mehldau plays it. He also puts the Eb in the bass but the Db is there. th-cam.com/video/OBrv777fgqk/w-d-xo.html I'm going to pin your comment so hopefully other people can see this.
@@heavypiano yeah, I think Drake uses a Bbmin and Melhdau uses a Eb7/9, and the note Db gets it all (that's what 7s do 😊). Those are two different chords: in Melhdau the note Bb does not even appear. So it depends on what version we want to play 😊
@@chno-bn3yi I appreciate you pointing it out! Sometimes I listen to these songs over and over to learn them and it's not until an outside ear mentions something that I even hear it.
Nick Drake too... Man you're awesome. Thank you deeply for these.
You're welcome!
Awesome! I've been trying to learn this on guitar, and the timing is killing me. This video is super helpful, thank you.
Just in case it might be helpful, I was told that singing helps a lot with rhythm, and also counting like 1 and 2 and 3...etc.
You're right! Singing along is really helpful too. Glad you found this video helpful.
Hope you’re having a happy Fourth of July and thanks again for a great video! Nick Drake’s music is always the most elusive for me, a lot of his recordings has small variances and nuances that make it really hard to cover. But you nailed the spirit of the song with your cover and this tutorial.
Thanks John!
Omg where were you when I was desperately searching for this song a year ago!
Ha, well it's here now for anyone who wants it I guess.
Thank you for taking the time to make this! Your interpretation of the song is awesome 👌🏼
You're welcome-thanks for your kind compliments.
Just heard Benjamine Clementine's version and found your tutorial. 100% accurate, thank god you're here with the chords, thats a f***** great job !
You're doing god's work... Thank you very much, definitely subscribed.
Thanks Facundo
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!! Beautiful song
You're welcome, charlotte! I'm really happy to try to share music and help others here.
Thanks mate!
Can you do a cover of So Long Forever by Palace?
Hi Noah, I've added your request to my list.
god i'd love a midi file of that