I remember hearing this song as a young kid. So happy to know I did. Green Eyes is one of my favourites.

Genius and beautiful! Don't stop!

How has this legend only god 451 subs 🤔

0:37 A6? Ab? A something parenthesi?

It's so funny that you and @DavidBennettPiano are both dropped a video on a Muse song on the same day. I just finished his video. I don't know Muse, but the singing and playing were really good.

Like butter

I like the analysis, but I would like to point out that there’s also a sustained E note alongside the A. This gives the song a certain tension that makes the song a bit melancholic. Aside from that, great analysis of this, dare I say, brilliant song!!!

Yes, I thought the very same thing a while back; AI is unable to come up with a human idea, it only works on what has already been done.

Ive always seen Oasis as the perfect band for those that don't really appreciate music.

Got a free ticket to Wembley... Treated by my sister....Get in!!!!!😂

please do a Whiter Shade of Pale🙏

Espectacular !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I played this at my friend's wedding :)

Very early Stevie Wonder

I like it!!!! 💪

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Thank you for pointing this out. I really like Magical Mystery Tour album. What do you think of it? Could you maybe play something from it? Great video mate. I hope you make loads more.

Paul said that this song Here, There, Everywhere was the only song ever that John Lennon actually complimented him on saying it was a beautiful song and that he had something special with this song. He never ever said that before or after at any time the two of them presented individual solo songs composed only by Paul.

Hi Mate. Here are some of my all-time favorite piano songs that have incredible chord progressions and changes but are still pop, jazz or R&B songs and incredible. 1. Until You Love Me (Al Jarreau) 2. I Will Be Here For You (Michael W. Smith) 3. El Dia Que Me Quieras (Luis Miguel) 4. If Only For One Night (Luther Vandross) 5. Take A Look At Me Now (Phil Collins) 6. Heart To Heart (Kenny Loggins) 7. You're My Love (Kenny Rogers) written by Prince. 8. Me Dedique A Perderte (Alejandro Fernandez) This song is really nice 9. Living Inside Myself (Gino Vannelli) This song has so much excellence it's ridiculous 10. Milonga Paraguaya (Jorge Drexler) Jorge is a master at composing unusual chord progressions that don't sound over done.

Your channel’s underrated. You have a great voice.

Great Four Seasons tribute song

You have to wonder whether Mick Ronson might have had an uncredited hand in the creation of this chord progression. Same point applies to Rock n Roll suicide.

I think that move from C to F#m works because we are hearing F#m compared to the G we were anticipating next in the progression, rather than the C that came before. That’s what gives it that descending effect I believe.

Suggestion: My funny valentine. The chord change that occurs at <you're my *Favourite* work of art> gives me the chills (especially in the version by Elvis Costello). It would be interesting if you could look more at jazz chords and changes and their influence e.g. on Beatles and Costello.

I think I like your version even better than the original

A masterpiece. And I don't think you need to remind yourself it was made in 1966, as it stands all on its own. One of the greatest songs ever written and recorded.

Excellent analysis. So smart and informative. Keep up the great work!

So helpful and thx for sharing your knowledge and your killer vocals with us! 😮

Love it. But get the Roman numerals right, and standardise on whether the chord changes go up or down. Aside from this, I must once again ask: why are we using Roman numerals, and why is the root chord 1 and not 0, which would make it all MUCH simpler.

Definitely one of the most beautiful, most complete love songs ever written - its amazing chord progression and its lyrical beauty set it apart.

How in Gods name is their only 624 views. Your analysis combining theory and love of song is beautiful and should be watched by both musician and lovers of music and … Beatles fans. More please.

One of my fav pop songs and I love watching harmonic breakdowns like this, good stuff

Thank you for confirming why this is my all time favorite song. I vacillate between this and God Only Knows but your insight sealed the deal.

Thankyou , very interesting

One of favourites

Excellent! Can you do "It Must be Love" by the same band? The chords aren't that weird but I love the harmonic movement in the song.

Excellent song and great analysis! Another song that borrows from the French tradition is Parisienne Walkways by Gary Moore, but it uses a more straightforward circle-of-fifths progression.

Where do you find the chords and sheet music? Every website has different chords and changes the key of the song.

Dang you’re very talented! Jesus saves ❤️✝️

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Good music analysis, but the idea that Glastonbury represents the best of humanity is simply laughable!😆

Well done.

You played and sung that beautifully. Gave me a whole new appreciation for the song. Thank you!

I am really enjoying your channel. I love discovering how new and interesting chords come to be and work together to create the magic in a song.

thanks for the breakdown, such a clever and smooth way to transition between the keys

nice Lydian figure there at the end of the chorus

Videotape would have been a great pick too

Excellent and inspirational. I have only just found you but I will be back!

Loved this. Thank you. "Infinite Piano" will be the title of my next album...

What are the grace note, we’ll grace chords, that you play in the middle of the bridge? I usually descend 4 semitones from F because I could never fir George’s riff in