Thanks, I thought that the chord progression was the same as "Stormy Monday" when I would listen to this song. But I was wrong, I'm glad that I've learned the chords, thanks to you good sir.
Great vid bro, there is one part, however, at 7:00. The progression you use is nice, and creative. I just happen to be listening to that part for a friend and I hear is G B C C# B Bb A (double notes) then C D A Ab G. It was hard to hear, but its right. Use it if you want.
Nice job with your video Sir. Just one note - the first chord is not G major 7 but rather G7 (G Dominant 7). The same is true for the A Chord voiced G C# G - that is A7 not Amaj7. Thanks for your work !!
Loved your tutorials, I'm sure for me and others it very hard to see at times especially when you hit the half notes, black keys) please, please consider changing to another color other than gray, Gray shouldn't never be used for this, I hope you change color because I like your tutorials!
This was another Carol King and Gerry Goffin tune. But the feel and soul is all Aretha plus the Muscle Shoals rhythm section. A amazing time. Amalgamation of Blues, Country, Gospel, RB and Rock. Check out Aretha's Live at the Fillmore 1971 version. She won't give it it up at the end. King Curtis directing the band. th-cam.com/video/Ln7_uGqdXN4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for this man. Trying to learn about 20 songs in a matter of two weeks and you just saved me SO much time. Absolutely subscribing
Hands down best tutorials on YT... at least for my taste! Amazing work man.
Wow thank you. I'm so glad you enjoy it. So cool
Thank you so much. This is awesome.
Thanks, I thought that the chord progression was the same as "Stormy Monday" when I would listen to this song. But I was wrong, I'm glad that I've learned the chords, thanks to you good sir.
Love your singing too! Amazing tutorial
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Daia Michaels you’re so welcome.
Great vid bro, there is one part, however, at 7:00. The progression you use is nice, and creative. I just happen to be listening to that part for a friend and I hear is G B C C# B Bb A (double notes) then C D A Ab G. It was hard to hear, but its right. Use it if you want.
Wow thanks a lot. That’s very cool
Oh My Goodness!!!!!!!?
Daia Michaels 😊
Love it the real feel. But isn.'t the first chord G7 not G
maj 7
So so real. And yes G7. Sorry G maj 7 adds the f sharp. Thanks for the observation
Nice job with your video Sir. Just one note - the first chord is not G major 7 but rather G7 (G Dominant 7). The same is true for the A Chord voiced G C# G - that is A7 not Amaj7. Thanks for your work !!
I know I know I know lol. One of my old videos but I’ve since corrected that terrible mistake. Thanks for watching
Loved your tutorials, I'm sure for me and others it very hard to see at times especially when you hit the half notes, black keys) please, please consider changing to another color other than gray, Gray shouldn't never be used for this, I hope you change color because I like your tutorials!
Thank you for watching. I am working on it
This was another Carol King and Gerry Goffin tune. But the feel and soul is all Aretha plus the Muscle Shoals rhythm section. A amazing time. Amalgamation of Blues, Country, Gospel, RB and Rock. Check out Aretha's Live at the Fillmore 1971 version. She won't give it it up at the end. King Curtis directing the band. th-cam.com/video/Ln7_uGqdXN4/w-d-xo.html
Omg Aretha was so bad. Wow the true reigning queen of soul. Aretha on keys omg. RIP
@@karlismusik So true!
Aretha wrote this song
@@runeigh91 correct
Those chords that you are saying are wrong it's a G7 not a G major 7