I've never really thought of this a country. I suppose it is country related. He's played all sorts of genres. I just think of it as Glen Campbell.

This is fascinating (thank you!) and it’s a wonderful song but I do find it a little sad that musicians are only hearing this song now when it’s been in the musical theatre world for 20 years!

@14:05 crazy good

Castlevania 2 NES soundtrack is insane.

I'm not familiar with this song, but the portion you played is pretty amazing. I probably wouldn't have guessed it was country music if I listened to it in the wild.

I never really appreciated this song until now but I do remember it was my favourit song in the game

the score was the best in class, jarring and lyrical at the same time.

This game helped me to like techno.

This entire joy radiates with a joy that just kept me cracking smile after smile. I randomly stumbled onto your channel and I was absolutely thrilled to watch, and the energy and excitement of all the cool musical things you were discovering I may not have understood but I thoroughly enjoyed. I will definitely be watching some more! Thanks for making such wonderful content!

Now go listen to Webb’s own version of Galveston from Ten Easy Pieces (not the upbeat Glenn Campbell version)

This was so inspiring. It's so wild how our chord structure effects us emotionally, you can literally break it down and explain what's happening with each note. Love music theory so much❤

I feel GTA San Andreas is the most iconic and the most memorable soundtrack, and somehow this tune defines all GTAs for me... Such vibes from GTA SA....

Oh my gosh. Could be just so a continuous live stream , starting with one song and working thru all known songs? And we (the world) could just tune the"dial* to his channel and be continuously inspired and educated and rocking out to all the various genres thru our respective memories... Let's elect this dude the Bob Ross is music ed and get the merch thing going and have a worldwide awakening to the miracle of music and music theory Ed for the masses. Can't stand it, so completely wonderful.

the first part of frog's theme wasn't in the og chrono trigger game, but it was in other versions. chrono trigger was my #1 game of all time until recently. the story, the music.. .everything. 10/10 i think you might enjoy the undersea palace or the black omen tracks.

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Tell me a perfect song you ask - OK: The Kinks, Waterloo Sunset. David Gilmour and David Bowie both called it a perfect song... 🤷😄

Go straight actually come from the song I like it (blow out dub) by landlord

As an adult learner I haven't tacked this one yet but would like to make this one of the next few pieces i try.

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Do you want to check out another Jimmy Webb tune? Try "Up, Up and Away" sung by the 5th Dimension. You won't be disappointed.

This got an unexpected reaction from me. Idk why good music makes me wanna.....procreate 😂🤣🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

15:45 It's the vibrations. Everything is vibrations.

Charles I grew up in 1968, I was 12 when the song was written ,Glen Campell is an amazing Talent saw him 25 years ago, got his autograph,Willy Web an amazing song writer ,totally wrote so many hits from that era,I totally agree with you piano tutorial is freaking awesome,Studio51,Calabogie,Ontario,your set beautiful Thank you for the lesson,really liked it,cheers

City Pop/Japanese music one of the most excellent utilizations of Jazz in it *EVERYWHERE* surprised you didn’t know😭

This is one of the songs that made me want to study string arranging; they work with the lyric so perfectly.

The entire games soundtrack were 90s club bangers

You just overlooked one fact: Joao Goulart was ovethrown because he was friendly to China. In fact, he was overthrown DURING a visit to China, coming to Brazil to see his palace overrun by insurrectionary forces.

Listen to Jimmy's "All I Know," sung by Art Garfunkle.

And yet, the key signature is C.

The little dit dit dot dit riff after the verses, is his lover's voice, like morse code, traveling through the wires.

Man spark madrill from megaman X has a guitar that hits so hard... I dont know how it would sound on piano, but it's worth a try. Magma dragoon stage from megaman x4 is very intense as well, I'd check it up

I had a nightmare of this when I was little... In my dream I was falling down strange holes in strange tube's to strange lands...

Jimmy Webb's the best! I never appreciated most of the Country & Western that my parents listened to while I was growing up in the late 60s. But this song???? man, I have to stop & listen any time I run across this. Gorgeous & I rarely will let it play just once. I loved the "play by play" of the chords! LOL.

Bro, that’s a Bb/C.

That first one sounds inspired mainly by italo-house music of the time. But I definitely prefer the synth chords to the typical (and ubiquitous) piano

Wait till this guy hears TOOL

I’d never heard this song before watching the movie War On Everyone.

Jimmy Webb! You gotta get out more😂😂😂 great video you made of this!

Glen grew up in the tiny town of Billstown a few miles from my hometown of Murfreesboro. My stepfather's family and the Campbell family used to get together a few nights in the summer and play music late into the night. Sadly, I was out of town every time Glen was home.

Wichita Lineman is the most recorded song of the 20th century

Campbell had an ear for well crafted songs. You'd have to appreciate it in a different way, but listen to the poetic words of Gentle On My Mind.

It's all you said & more, but it's not country. It's orchestral pop. If released anytime in the last 50 years, it'd be adult contemporary. tavi.

I found this song on the war on everyone (2016) soundtrack. The mc played by Alexander Skarsgård loves booze and Glen Campbell.

I started snapping on the first beat Like oh I hear the timing by the third snap Im like wait what happened.Wait what tha🙅‍♂️

Bass nerd time: That's not a normal bass. It's a Bass VI. 6 strings with the same intervals and more importantly spaced the same as guitar only an octave lower. Shorter scale than most basses. Versions were made by Danelectro, Fender, Gretsch and others. They were semi-secret studio tools in the 60's often used to double normal bass parts with a twangier tone that would be audible on smaller speakers. And pretty much always played through guitar amps to cut lows and emphasize mids. They were also used, though less often, melodically like in this song or for high partials as in a lot of Cure songs.

I loved all of Jimmy Web's tunes. Galveston, etc. You would be amazed at all the hits he wrote and the wide diversity of songs too.. For instance Up Up and Away a pop tine by the 5th Dimension.

Chico Buarque's lyrics for the song "Construção", in addition to featuring interchangeable verses that evoke multiple meanings like in a feverish surrealistic dream, display poetic perfection from a metrical (perfect twelve-syllable verses) and rhyming perspective, employing a complex rhyme scheme utilizing exclusively proparoxytone words at the end of each verse (called "rimas esdrúxulas", like in the mid verses of the Brazilian National Anthem). If you believe only his music is great, you're missing out on the true brilliance of the lyrics. With all due respect, Bob Dylan doesn't even come close to Chico Buarque in terms of literary quality. Chico Buarque should have been the first singer/song writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.

My kids could sing this (when they were infant/toddlers) more easily than the ABC's song. But then again, my kids were a bit off beat in all sorts of ways. We were hopelessly addicted to sesame Street also.

I don't listen too much to country. But the way Jimmy Webb/Glen Campbell and some Elton John/Bernie Taupin does it, I am very much in!

Streets of rage 2 I have always sited as having one of the greatest sound tracks in video game history ever. I'm glad others will discover this to be so.