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Awesome lesson, Chief - and a perfect example of why the Fretboard Theory System is a MUST for any guitarist who wants to attain the full potential of knowing what they can do and where they can go in expressing themselves with their instrument!
@@desisernaguitar Oh sorry, I took the liberty and abbreviated your "How Does This Song Work" series ( first letter of each word) ... similar to Rick Beato's "What Makes This Song Great" series of videos that is commonly abbreviated "WMTSG". How often does Gary Moore get overlooked in the discussions of Guitar Greats that we've lost? His blues playing was like an entirely different career. I truly appreciate you showing him the love Desi, you're the best !! Stay safe my friend.
For the clean sound, chorus, delay, and reverb. For the lead, high gain Marshall, neck humbucker with tone on 2 and volume on 8, delay, reverb. Specifically, I used the Kemper Profiling Amplifier.
Thanks. What I always found confusing about this song is that it's considered a blues song but it doesn't use the blues chord progression or the blues scale.
@@guitarob Yes, "Parisienne Walkways" has similar chord movement. It's based on what's called a circle progression. Circle progressions are based on movement in 4ths or 5ths Ala the circle of 5ths (which is also the circle of 4ths when you move in the opposite direction). You hear this used in songs such as Lionel Richie's "Hello" and the Rosh Hashanah song "BaShana HaBa'ah."
@@hemantrautela6764 My Fretboard Theory books volumes 1 and 2 are available on Amazon. I also sell a Fretboard Theory video course separately that covers all the same information as both books. Go to the website, use the contact form to send me a message, give me the specific details of what you need, and I'll direct you to what you need. www.GuitarMusicTheory.com
Are you referring to what you see in the official tablature? If so, if it's an accurate piece of tablature, they will notate only what they heard played. Guitarist don't always play full chord shapes. Sometimes they focus on the higher pitch notes or the lower pitch notes or something in between depending on the sound they want and how they want to fill space.
Well, this is an overview of the music theory, not an overview of his gear and tone. That said, the clean sound I use has reverb, delay, and chorus FX. For the lead, I'm using a high gain amp setting, a neck position humbucking pick up, volume all the way up on the guitar but tone knob rolled back to about 20%. I have some delay on the lead as well. Check out this other video of mine to learn how to dial in general guitar tones for rock music. th-cam.com/video/iZzz3AWam14/w-d-xo.html
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If all this music theory talk goes over your head, visit my Guitar Music Theory website, answer the questions I ask you about your playing, and I'll recommend a FREE course calibrated to your current level. ➡️ www.guitarmusictheory.com/play-better-guitar/?
Love the theory behind the song explanations.
Nice to understand this song a little better. It's a beautiful song and always one of my favorites.
I love how you break down a song ...just really intrigues me great video Desi
Awesome lesson, Chief - and a perfect example of why the Fretboard Theory System is a MUST for any guitarist who wants to attain the full potential of knowing what they can do and where they can go in expressing themselves with their instrument!
Well said, Todd! You could do marketing for me. 😆
Great lesson. I love they way you broke the song down. I am going to check out your products. Thanks
Great song. Thanks for breaking it down and explaining how the parts make up the whole.
Good info thanks.
Always had problems in that bridge section. Thank you
Absolutely fabulous, one of your best yet. I'm so happy you chose this song for HDTSW. Awesome !!
Thanks but I don't know what you mean by HDTSW. ???
@@desisernaguitar How Does This Song Work
@@sjb1957 Ohhhh... right.
@@desisernaguitar Oh sorry, I took the liberty and abbreviated your "How Does This Song Work" series ( first letter of each word) ... similar to Rick Beato's "What Makes This Song Great" series of videos that is commonly abbreviated "WMTSG".
How often does Gary Moore get overlooked in the discussions of Guitar Greats that we've lost? His blues playing was like an entirely different career. I truly appreciate you showing him the love Desi, you're the best !! Stay safe my friend.
Great lesson thanks for uploading
My pleasure!
Such a great lesson
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
matey what exaact guitar is that , man you got the tone
Desi, What were your effects settings for this song?
For the clean sound, chorus, delay, and reverb. For the lead, high gain Marshall, neck humbucker with tone on 2 and volume on 8, delay, reverb. Specifically, I used the Kemper Profiling Amplifier.
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Thanks. What I always found confusing about this song is that it's considered a blues song but it doesn't use the blues chord progression or the blues scale.
So true! It's not actually a "blues." It's a song with lyrics about having the blues.
@@desisernaguitar Isn't the chord progression for this song very similar to Parisienne Walkways?
@@guitarob Yes, "Parisienne Walkways" has similar chord movement. It's based on what's called a circle progression. Circle progressions are based on movement in 4ths or 5ths Ala the circle of 5ths (which is also the circle of 4ths when you move in the opposite direction). You hear this used in songs such as Lionel Richie's "Hello" and the Rosh Hashanah song "BaShana HaBa'ah."
The. Guitar is an se ? Sounds beautiful
no it's a core model with Seymour Duncan 59 pickups.
Could you play a B half dimished instead of the Dm/B? I find it easier to play.
Sure. It's the same notes either way, just a different arrangement of them.
@@desisernaguitar Thank you!
Where can I get the level 2 course ?
Not sure what you mean. Can you be more specific? You can also contact me through my website. www.GuitarMusicTheory.com
@@desisernaguitar sir the course you are talking about in the video. The fretboard theory pragremme one
Wait you are Desi serna!! Damn man fan of ur books!
@@hemantrautela6764 My Fretboard Theory books volumes 1 and 2 are available on Amazon. I also sell a Fretboard Theory video course separately that covers all the same information as both books. Go to the website, use the contact form to send me a message, give me the specific details of what you need, and I'll direct you to what you need. www.GuitarMusicTheory.com
@@desisernaguitar okay. Really appreciate it.
Is there any particular reason that only 4 notes are played for F9 and E7(#9) chord in chorus section ?
Are you referring to what you see in the official tablature? If so, if it's an accurate piece of tablature, they will notate only what they heard played. Guitarist don't always play full chord shapes. Sometimes they focus on the higher pitch notes or the lower pitch notes or something in between depending on the sound they want and how they want to fill space.
@@desisernaguitar Got it. Thank you.
@@waihungng7387 You would probably benefit from enrolling in one of the free video courses on my website. www.GuitarMusicTheory.com
How stupid it is when some one pretends to teach you Gary moore song and lefting out the song most important thing which is the tone settings
Well, this is an overview of the music theory, not an overview of his gear and tone. That said, the clean sound I use has reverb, delay, and chorus FX. For the lead, I'm using a high gain amp setting, a neck position humbucking pick up, volume all the way up on the guitar but tone knob rolled back to about 20%. I have some delay on the lead as well. Check out this other video of mine to learn how to dial in general guitar tones for rock music. th-cam.com/video/iZzz3AWam14/w-d-xo.html