@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Keeping my fingers crossed for a dissection of Gas Panic in the future 🤞 The less lauded Oasis songs (IGT Fever included) are some of the most interesting.
Thank you for this enormous dedication, I love the passion with which you take care to share us, could you do the same for Step Out? Greetings from Buenos Aires!!
Great cover, James and really good vocals too. Have to say those two chords Gm6 and C9 remind me of the Happy Mondays single Kinky Afro, wonder if Noel had that in mind when he wrote it. ;-)
Hi James,Sorry it took a while to get back to you,I was in hospital for a while there,Thanks for reading my comment and doing this,Very much appreciated👍👍Great tutorial,I think you’ve nailed it,Keep up the good work👍👍This is a great channel👍👍
Excellent dude. I remember buying this CD back in September 1997. God the days of the b sides. I used look forward to the four tunes, not necessarily the a side. Those days are gone now with streaming. Anyway, great work man, keep it up. Most bands would have had a healthy career from Oasis B sides lol.
Hello mate - long time listener first time commenter - this is deffo in my top 5 B sides!!! For me, it's a capo on fret 3, then the verses are Em, Asus2, Dsus2, B7... Then chorus E, A, B, A, G#m, A, B... Keep up the class videos - my vote for a new vid would be a gratuitous Noel/Bonehead/Gem gear video for all the guitar nerds 👍
Nice! I bought this single on day of release and my enthusiasm for Be Here Now carried on through the Autumn. However I didn’t buy the All Around The World single until years later. Always loved this song and misheard the lyrics (as I saw on the breeze was what I thought it said) until watching these videos. Great version, shows how good it is!
Thanks a lot for this lesson. It’s helpful for me as a beginner to learn non standard chords. Would you do Step Out in a future episode please. Thanks very much
Great vid James. Just saw online it said, "saw on the breeze" lol! surely it's "sore"? Turns out I've also been singing two bits of this song wrong for years, I sung, "swimming on a song on the radio" and "I can see the signs of those who came before me". Lol!
Is that C9 chord the one Noel uses as the second chord in Roll With It and the third chord in Talk Tonight? You could probably make a video on Noel's use of that unusual chord, as it's arguably one of his signatures.
It's almost the same as the one from Roll With It - but that one has the index finger also on fret 2 of the D string Yes, those 60's beatley chords are a big Oasis signature sound
Still slowly picking up views, I’m going back around loads of very enjoyable & interesting shorts. Love your open attitude coupled with obvious proper knowledge & musicianship. Plus your passion for the oddness that’s Oasis & Britpop. You’ll be aware of Justin Hawkins. I’d love to hear the two of you chat about Brit music. You’re both kind & generous, but don’t tolerate terrible music. Nice warmth in your instrument:)
Would be nice if you do something similar with 'Thank you for the good times', I think the lyrics are in similar vein to this and there's 100% references to Some might say, which noel says is the 'definition of oasis', and heroes by bowie
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar On a serious note, I really enjoyed this analysis (and cover) and would look forward to more of the same. I'll definitely be using this to play along in future. Cheers!
![[I Got] The Fever](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HGLusH0-vwE/mqdefault.jpg)
As a non musician I've got no idea what you're talking about... but it's the best content on TH-cam at the moment - keep it up! 👍
Blimey, that's very kind of you to say!
Consider your comment pinned...
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Keeping my fingers crossed for a dissection of Gas Panic in the future 🤞 The less lauded Oasis songs (IGT Fever included) are some of the most interesting.
Very good lesson
one of their best tunes!
Definitely
Thank you for this enormous dedication, I love the passion with which you take care to share us, could you do the same for Step Out? Greetings from Buenos Aires!!
Thanks Martho - getting a lot of requests for that one, may have to look into it at some point!
Absolutely loving your work. Would love to see more videos like this. Thank you. Love hearing your perspectives as a fellow fanatic. 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Yes James. More Oasis stuff please. Your stuff is bangin'. So much detail and so many insights.
Cheers Steve, more on the way soon
It was a pleasure to strum along to that solo
Nice one mate 👍
Thanks Michael, much appreciated
Great cover, James and really good vocals too. Have to say those two chords Gm6 and C9 remind me of the Happy Mondays single Kinky Afro, wonder if Noel had that in mind when he wrote it. ;-)
Cheers Kenny - yeah I dunno, there is definitely a similarity, I agree
Definitely sound similar
Regardless of anything, this is a top cover
cheers Craig, much appreciated
Awesome. Always loved this song since it was released.
Yeah me too. Definitely doesn't get the recognition it deserves
Hi James,Sorry it took a while to get back to you,I was in hospital for a while there,Thanks for reading my comment and doing this,Very much appreciated👍👍Great tutorial,I think you’ve nailed it,Keep up the good work👍👍This is a great channel👍👍
no worries mate, enjoy!
Nice!!! Can you do step out
My favourite (non album) Oasis track. Clearly written in the batch of songs for Definitely Maybe and What’s the Story.
Excellent dude. I remember buying this CD back in September 1997. God the days of the b sides. I used look forward to the four tunes, not necessarily the a side. Those days are gone now with streaming. Anyway, great work man, keep it up. Most bands would have had a healthy career from Oasis B sides lol.
Agreed, cheers Sean
Hello mate - long time listener first time commenter - this is deffo in my top 5 B sides!!! For me, it's a capo on fret 3, then the verses are Em, Asus2, Dsus2, B7...
Then chorus E, A, B, A, G#m, A, B...
Keep up the class videos - my vote for a new vid would be a gratuitous Noel/Bonehead/Gem gear video for all the guitar nerds 👍
Great video man! Keep it up we are loving it. Congrats from Uruguay, South America.
Awesome! Thank you!
Brilliant thanks 👍
Mate you should definitely make more singing covers ! Amazing James !!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate that
Brilliant James 👍
Cheers John
Awesome!
Thanks!
Quality & class!
cheers Giorgio
Great version mate! Very well done!
Cheers! Thanks for listening
Nice! I bought this single on day of release and my enthusiasm for Be Here Now carried on through the Autumn. However I didn’t buy the All Around The World single until years later. Always loved this song and misheard the lyrics (as I saw on the breeze was what I thought it said) until watching these videos. Great version, shows how good it is!
Cheers Phil - yeah me too funnily enough! I didn't buy All Around The World until over 10 years later because I wanted to hear the B-Sides!
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar I only waited 2 years. Great b sides on that one, love the way The Fame and Flashbax segue!
Brilliant video great stuff❤️
Cheers Rich
Thanks a lot for this lesson. It’s helpful for me as a beginner to learn non standard chords. Would you do Step Out in a future episode please. Thanks very much
Glad you enjoyed! Step Out is a possibility... no promises tho ha
My new favorite channel ! have you seen rick's beatos talking about wonderwall ? Awesome cover btw
Cheers Mitchell! I haven't actually, may check it out tho
Excellent cover man I love it . Gotta figure out how to get my recordings sounding good like that lol best of luck and keep rockin
Great vid James. Just saw online it said, "saw on the breeze" lol! surely it's "sore"? Turns out I've also been singing two bits of this song wrong for years, I sung, "swimming on a song on the radio" and "I can see the signs of those who came before me". Lol!
No. It’s soar (I.e. to fly)
James, a tutorial on Champagne Supernova, especially Weller's solo, would be absolutely wicked. I would Live (You) Forever!!!
Won't be long on the Weller solo!
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Thank you very much James.
Is that C9 chord the one Noel uses as the second chord in Roll With It and the third chord in Talk Tonight? You could probably make a video on Noel's use of that unusual chord, as it's arguably one of his signatures.
It's almost the same as the one from Roll With It - but that one has the index finger also on fret 2 of the D string
Yes, those 60's beatley chords are a big Oasis signature sound
That little riff sounds very much like lock all the doors!!!
Definite similarities
Ah this is great mate. Really enjoyed this one (as the others) 👍🏼
thanks Vince 👍👍🎸🎸
What a great channel
Thanks Dylan and welcome
Nice one. Maybe do The Fame or Let's All Make Believe next?
I may do Let’s all make-believe at some point…
Which audio interface and DAW are you using?
I use Sony Vegas to mix, and I just go straight into the PC, no interface
Still slowly picking up views, I’m going back around loads of very enjoyable & interesting shorts. Love your open attitude coupled with obvious proper knowledge & musicianship. Plus your passion for the oddness that’s Oasis & Britpop.
You’ll be aware of Justin Hawkins. I’d love to hear the two of you chat about Brit music. You’re both kind & generous, but don’t tolerate terrible music.
Nice warmth in your instrument:)
Would be nice if you do something similar with 'Thank you for the good times', I think the lyrics are in similar vein to this and there's 100% references to Some might say, which noel says is the 'definition of oasis', and heroes by bowie
i’m actually not that familiar with that song, I might check it out
Perfect, except for the omission of...
"Jazz. Niiiice!" (keyboard noodling)
;)
Hahahahahaha yeah the outro is a laugh
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar On a serious note, I really enjoyed this analysis (and cover) and would look forward to more of the same. I'll definitely be using this to play along in future. Cheers!