Excellent tip about playing the open strings for transitions. That is a HUGE welcome for a beginner. Takes considerable pressure off for "not sounding right".
Brilliant lesson, especially for beginners. The bit of theory at the end makes it really worth watching. Rather than giving too much info at once, the short explanation of theory really makes it digestible.
A quick alternative to avoid the Bm barre chord is to sling a capo onto the second fret and play D, Am, C and G shapes. Try to get those barre chords down though. Great video! ❤🤘
A better alternative is just to play 3 chords, E, D* and A*. To fill the void of Bm you stay more time in E at the beginning. This is the blues acoustic version that Ashcroft used to play and it fits better in an acoustic guitar.
Thanks man! I love this song. This lesson just popped up in my suggestions, I wasn't even thinking about my guitar. Now I suddenly have a new song on my list that I've loved since it came out in the 90's.
Nice. Those chords and the string line on acoustic make the whole thing sounds eerily similar to _Wicked Game_ . That's also a great tip to play open strings briefly during the chord transition.
Happie Birthday Andy...! I've just started the 10 days course and this is the 6th day and i can see the progress myself and I'd really love to thank you for uploading this course! May all the days of your life be as charming as you!! Have an amazing year ahead!❤❤❤
Cool! Thanks! I have a lower voice, and like to sing, so this key works better for me: A Em7 G D. If you use 020030 for Em7, you can lift off the ring finger to do a little chord melody. Something about this key makes chord melody really easy! :)
wish you a very Happy birthday Andy, everything I know on Guitar is just because of your Vids. you are absolutely hell of a Genius. Happy 35 years of existence. Btw Can you do a tutorial for Beatles' song A day in the life, there are very few of them, and I think its one of the greatest song of all time
“It was based on a sample from the Andrew Loog Oldham orchestral cover of the Rolling Stones' song "The Last Time", and involved some legal controversy surrounding a plagiarism charge.”
Andy there's a song called *Cradled in love* by Poets of the fall. It's a very beautiful song, but I find it immensely hard to play on the acoustic guitar. Please make an acoustic tutorial of it.
There's an acoustic version where is played just 3 chords, E, D* and A* and it fits better. So you are right because in the chorus is like this and stay more time in E instead of passing to Bm.
The Verve used to use the Rolling Stones original on their set list played before their gigs started. Rolling Stones must have made loads of money off of the Verve interpretation of their melody.
Excellent tip about playing the open strings for transitions.
That is a HUGE welcome for a beginner.
Takes considerable pressure off for "not sounding right".
This man taught me how to play as a total beginner, total fucking legend 👏
The "melody section" of the video helps to get an idea of of writing cool melodies over the "standard" chords (especially at ~4:35).
Thanks For The Lesson Andy,
Everything I've Learnt About Guitar,
I've Learnt From You. Thank You Very Much and Wish You a Happy Birthday Andy 🎂🎂
Brilliant lesson, especially for beginners. The bit of theory at the end makes it really worth watching. Rather than giving too much info at once, the short explanation of theory really makes it digestible.
A quick alternative to avoid the Bm barre chord is to sling a capo onto the second fret and play D, Am, C and G shapes. Try to get those barre chords down though. Great video! ❤🤘
A better alternative is just to play 3 chords, E, D* and A*. To fill the void of Bm you stay more time in E at the beginning. This is the blues acoustic version that Ashcroft used to play and it fits better in an acoustic guitar.
Thanks man! I love this song. This lesson just popped up in my suggestions, I wasn't even thinking about my guitar. Now I suddenly have a new song on my list that I've loved since it came out in the 90's.
Nice. Those chords and the string line on acoustic make the whole thing sounds eerily similar to _Wicked Game_ . That's also a great tip to play open strings briefly during the chord transition.
Wow! one of the best people to learn songs from.. Great work andy
Happie Birthday Andy...! I've just started the 10 days course and this is the 6th day and i can see the progress myself and I'd really love to thank you for uploading this course! May all the days of your life be as charming as you!! Have an amazing year ahead!❤❤❤
Please make a turorial for 'Thirteen' by Big Star
It's a great song with a lack of good tutorial
Cheers!
Such an emotional song for my family, my uncles favourite and funeral song, it’ll be fun to learn it to remember him
Ive been wanting to learn this song. Thank you for making this doable🙏🙏🙏
Cool! Thanks! I have a lower voice, and like to sing, so this key works better for me: A Em7 G D. If you use 020030 for Em7, you can lift off the ring finger to do a little chord melody. Something about this key makes chord melody really easy! :)
Thanks a lot Andy! I've been wanting to learn this :D
Great tutorial . Thank you.
I like melody graph! 😊 Nice job
Thanks to you and this song I understood how to play clearly Bm and Bm7
wish you a very Happy birthday Andy, everything I know on Guitar is just because of your Vids. you are absolutely hell of a Genius. Happy 35 years of existence. Btw Can you do a tutorial for Beatles' song A day in the life, there are very few of them, and I think its one of the greatest song of all time
Happy belated birthday Andy! Best wishes. Stay safe! Cheers from Toronto!
Love this Andy. Really like the way you now have the chords showing. So helpful. Top tutorial as usual.
AG, love the Chapters off to the side. Really helps. Love you videos and lesions. Be well, be safe, peace.
Hey Andy! You’re a legend
Great tutorial Andy
One of my all time favourite songs, thanks for the lesson 👍
Love this- thank you Andy!!
Very helpful, Cheers!!
Congratulations on 2million!!
Awesome thanks for share you talent
Amazing! This one is a forever song.
Please, make a tutorial for a John Frusciante song. A name is a lovely one.
¡Saludos desde Uruguay!
Thank you much Andy! I always dig all that you do & share. Cheers!!
“It was based on a sample from the Andrew Loog Oldham orchestral cover of the Rolling Stones' song "The Last Time", and involved some legal controversy surrounding a plagiarism charge.”
Last year the court failed in favor of the verve after years of litigation
Awesome! Very good...
The blues acoustic version use just 3 chords and it fits better to play it. You take out the Bm chord so you stay one beat more in E at the beginning.
I love you
Thanks so much Andy. What a choon. Love your channel
Happy birthday sir!!🤩
Andy there's a song called *Cradled in love* by Poets of the fall. It's a very beautiful song, but I find it immensely hard to play on the acoustic guitar. Please make an acoustic tutorial of it.
Maravilhoso 👏!!
Valeu professor!!
Another great video Andy and a great Song.
Beautiful ty Andy happy birthday
Great lesson Andy .✌️
Hi Andy, is there any chance you could send me the cords etc for velvet morning by the verve? Cheers my friend 🙏🤞👍
New look! Like it buddy
Or E or Esus4, bit easier. Ashcroft seems to use this live.
“Let the melody shine”
3 chords
E,D,Asus2 🤷🏽♂️
Dsus but it's just the acoustic version I think that is played like that.
E Esus4 D Dsus A is how Richard ashcroft played it years ago on live lounge. Best way in my opinion
awesome
The Scale is E Mixolydian
What guitar are you using?? Sounds amazing...faith???
I am your big fan love from india saare jaha se acha hindustan hamara
Hamburgers are delicious.
Recently watched a different video of yours but you played Esus 4 instead of BM and used a completely different strumming pattern ?
Awesome
Thanks Andy
Andy, why do you play Faith guitars? I do own one btw
What key is this? None of the chords seem to fit in one key?
Thanks.
Please do belter by Gerry Cinnamon ❤️
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Can u teach us how to play permission to dance by bts without barre chords plz
You are becoming better day by day. Super grt cover and tutorial
Great video. But isn't A2 a better chord?
E, Esus4, Dsus2, A sound better
Wonderful! Such a great song.
I was just thinking about this song the other day.
Nice sir, you really made a hard chords simple. Thank you for tis tutorial.
Yeah great lesson by Andy. Thank you ✌
Thank you Andy!
What gauge strings do you use?
Me lembrou PIXIES
I didn't realise it was a Bm, I've always played it with a Bm7 and I actually think it sounds better this way!!
When Ashcroft plays it live he just uses an E7 chord instead of the Bm I believe.
@@boguscop Yes indeed the acoustic version that he plays is just E, Dsus and Asus, so he stays more time in E at the beginning
Hi teacher 👋
I’m new to electric guitar and are trouble with chords. Just wanna know how long do you think one should stay on chords?
Love the vids btw
Your hair looks fabulous long
Day 3 asking andy to do a guitar tutorial of mt washington by local natives
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"This song uses four simple chords". Me sees Bm: So that was a fucking lie :D Great tutorial, thanks :)
I do show a pretty easy way to play B minor though...
@@andycrowley I was joking :) And I need to learn those barre chords anyway if I want to improve
Hi Andy,can you please play the song Count on me by Bruno Mars!
Isn't that b7?
Ohhh.. I thought it was easier 😓😩😩😩😩
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Hi Andy
Wow Andy
Now.. show how to play it with 2 less fingers like I do lol.
I'd rather play E, barre Bm7, Dsus2 and A...sounds better to me
Only E, Dsus and Asus fits better for an acoustic version
Why have I always heard this as a 3 chord song? Or at least the chorus.
There's an acoustic version where is played just 3 chords, E, D* and A* and it fits better. So you are right because in the chorus is like this and stay more time in E instead of passing to Bm.
@@gowhales3002 I know that the bass is doing something different at least. Maybe Em - D - A - A or something like that.
@@bminturn that's right 👍
How about a tutorial on ACDC Realize? 😬
What’s with the hair?
The Verve used to use the Rolling Stones original on their set list played before their gigs started. Rolling Stones must have made loads of money off of the Verve interpretation of their melody.
Not really because was all the time in litigation and finally last year The Verve won the case and the court said it's not plagiarism
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great great video . very well explained
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