@@samigirardet6245 thanks 👍🏼🎸

@@samigirardet6245 thanks that really is appreciated 👍🏼🎸

@@AboutGhost thanks mate. Means a lot 👍🏼🎸

@@nervilis thanks really appreciate it 👍🏼🎸

@@santiagovasches9808 that’s great to hear, thank you and I really do hope it helps. Thanks for watching 👍🏼🎸

@@josephcostello8207 cool I’ve never heard that song or artist before, I’ll check it out. And thanks fir watching pal, appreciate it 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH you won't hear it at first but if it gets in your head you'll hear it mash up or go with the cord progression, and realize what happened.

they are both obnoxious

@@stevengodin4830 very fair critique pal. Thanks for watching 👍🏼🎸

@@maximisatwat really great points there mate. Thanks for taking the time and for such a well thought out comment. 👍🏼🎸

@@Marcnshae2011 thank you 👍🏼🎸

Any songs other than My Sweet Lord?

@@marantz1 haha very true, haven’t we all. Thanks mate👍🏼🎸

@@gloop4725 very good point mate, and a great song 👍🏼🎸

Ah, big plagiarisers!

@@maykit thanks mate. Really appreciate it 👍🏼🎸

@@kieranarnold902 you could be right there pal 👍🏼🎸

Makes me think of stairway to heaven - also I was recently playing carnation by the jam - it has a very similar movement

@@Whateveryawant thanks pal 🎸👍🏼

@@carminelombardi9575 that’s a great idea. Thanks 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH Works for me.

Will do mate. Thanks so much 👍🏼🎸

@@PatriotLatLV thanks for watching 👍🏼🎸

@@sugar172 that’s a really interesting idea…I’ve never tried it before. Watch this space 👍🏼🎸

@@musicbyarwin_ thanks mate. I really appreciate that, I really liked making this one but it doesn’t seem to have gone down too well, so thank you 👍🏼🎸

​@@DaveyH listening to it rn, definitely has that no surprises vibe to it ! still a great song man, keep it up ! :DD

@@leeboehmer6793 thanks mate 👍🏼🎸

@@thesingingaccountant1 thanks mate 👍🏼🎸

Just tried this. That Fm to Em sounds like pure Halloween music to me haha. Brilliant change but a bit strange. The Em to Am is a nice resolution then taking it to G feels good if in the key of G but then that change from there back to the starting chord of Fm feels strange to me. Do you start it on Fm? 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH I think on that occasion I went from C to Amin to F and then Fmin, and then down to Emin. One of my favourite chord changes is Fmaj7 to eminadd9? ( Might be wrong but e minor shape but playing third fret on the B string) - the opening chords I believe on tears for fears song advice for the young at heart.

Oh I get ya. Beautiful mate. And I know what you mean I vividly remember when I discovered the Emadd9 chord. 👍🏼🎸

​@@garbarek1078is that an emin7 chord that Noel uses a lot? I do quite like the sound of a iii9 chord though - need to try and work that into a song cheers

@@oldmanshreds hi mate. Interesting, I used to do this kind of thing a lot. It’s really good to learn etudes because they are exercises/pieces of music for learning/practicing specific techniques. But like me, it’s sounds like you are using them as a springboard to come up with your own things. I personally think it’s a great exercise in creativity to adapt and make your own. I can imagine professors at classical music establishments would insist on learning the etudes exactly with no deviation but I personally have a fondness for the creative elements of making stuff that you find cool. I suppose it depends on what your teacher intends, they might have a plan on where they want to take this specific thing. Thanks for watching pal 👍🏼🎸

@@oldmanshreds so true 🎸👍🏼

@@sugar172 awesome. I’m starting to make a series where I steal ideas from chord progressions of other songs so that could be a good one to do. Ta pal

@@sugar172 good idea. I’ve done videos on each part of a song before which goes through what each part is and what they’re functions are, with some tips of how to write them but it might be a good idea to do a video on all of them together, like how to write a verse to a chorus you already have etc. thanks mate, I’ll add it to the list 👍🏼🎸

@@kolokolo6984 thanks pal. Really like that people take the time to share them with me 👍🏼🎸

@@kieranarnold902 thanks mate. It’s a really good book, I’d recommend 👍🏼🎸

@DaveyH cheers mate, I'll have a look.

@@chriswest8389 can’t beat a bit of rap…but I ain’t no rapper unfortunately 👍🏼🎸

I think I’m melodically challenged. At least with Rap verses one is liberated from the tyrany of melody. John Lennon once said , reguarding ‘ She said she said!, as it relates to melody , not lyrical genesis( you probably know about the Peter Fonda inspiration) that he nicked a popular tune of the time, knew he’d be sued and changed it.One step better than a legal steal even( there’s an idea!) Playing tune detective here, I think it was ‘ Georgie Girl’. Notice the opening 2 notes. One might be a fourth, the other song a 5th( can’t say for sure. (Flunked the David L. Burg relative pitch training course) Now compare the melodic rhythm/ cadence of the two. Near identical I’d say. Just some thoughts. Ta for your response. I really liked your song particularity the melody and arrangement. Nice build. I’d buy it… if I didn’t have tinnitus.😂

Thanks mate. Love your insights there and definitely stuff for me to look into. Oh man…I feel for you tinnitus is awful, really glad I don’t have too much of a problem with it. Thanks for watching mate 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH Ta for your concern. It’s only mild and I plan to keep it that way. Industrial headphones when I go out. Glad yours is only mild too. As to Georgie Girl, I checked and it starts on a perfect 5th. ‘ She said she said’ is in Bb Mixolydian. It starts on the tonic and goes up to the Eb by the look of it. A perfect fourth. She said she said skips the 3 syllables of the Geor gie girl and goes straight to I know etc. 8 notes. Georgie girl is 9. The film anyway, came out the same yr as She said she said adding to the connection. To give you more feedbk on your song, I really noticed the production in the chorus I think it was. The sound itself is a hook. Reminds me of Gordon Lightfoots ‘ Sundown’ over the Title as it’s sung.Glorious. Can’t find that comical British bass player who does shorts. Sounds like he’s from Yorkshire too. Not very good with acents. Used to be English. Can’t do an accent to save me life. Well nice chatting with you. Good luck I’m with your music👍

@@thomasmarwedel3427 thanks mate 👍🏼🎸

@@thomasmarwedel3427 that’s super kind. Thanks for watching mate 👍🏼🎸

@@joaquinrodriguez9004 that’s brilliant. I’m glad you found it. Thank you for watching 👍🏼🎸

Not sure I know that one...I'll definitely have a listen. Thanks for watching mate it's really appreciated

@@iCraftDay thank you, really appreciate it. Haha no just a guy that likes making videos that no one watches haha 👍🏼🎸

@@Joethedrummer thanks mate. And thanks for watching 👍🏼🎸

@@shune84 yeah that I to V chord change really reeks of live forever doesn’t it. Thanks fir watching pal 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH yeah it was G to D then also to Am so that would be I-V-II if im correct, nice content man keep it up!

Awesome, I was hoping you’d find something useful in there. I agree mate, accenting 2 and 4 is a real game changer. I’d say it was the sole reason I used to get asked to be in duos backing singers, being able to play simple stuff behind a singer but making it groove on the 2 and 4 felt like a simple little secret that not many people understood the value in. Thanks mate 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH Thanks for sharing it then man! I'll put it to the test on some open mic nights 😆

@@DavidMarkThomasMusic thanks mate. Really appreciate it 👍🏼🎸

@@1man1guitarletsgo so true mate. The amount of work as a dep is crazy. I was pretty ill doing this gig too but you’re right, you can’t back out. It’s always a fun challenge though and you usually find you’re playing with such good musicians that it immensely fun, although I agree, not cost effective at all. Thanks for watching mate 👍🏼🎸

@@amit7260 thank you. A last minute change 👍🏼🎸

Great rabbit hole to be in haha. Thanks for watching 👍🏼🎸

@@DaveyH yep I was stuck in the same rabbit hole in the 1990s. They’re first is absolutely times. A major achievement given how niche the genre is