How To Play 'Never Too Much' - Luther Vandross

[@lefty7377]

You have some of the best funk videos on KZbin hands down. Keep them coming please.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Lefty Thanks, I will!

[@martinbutler7980]

Brilliant Dave ... that's got to be the most accurate lesson for this song I've seen! Cheers! :)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Martin Butler Cheers Martin!

[@juddaustin399]

Dave, I'm working my way into a couple rnb bands, and as I look for approaches on the you tube, I keep running into your vids and digging your approach. Thanks for your efforts man, I know I appreciate it. Subbed!

[@johnallison2146]

After Dave’s tragic passing it great to still be able to watch his lessons on KZbin. He is truly missed by his subscribers. RIP Dave.

[@Veranek]

He´s funkin´ in heaven now.

[@mikeapmusic940]

Dave was one of the best teachers on KZbin and chose the guitar parts we all wanted to hear. So sad to hear of his passing, but he's still teaching us.

[@xavierhenderson1135]

See this is why I want to get guitar lessons. The way you broke down that theory on the second half of the video. MANNNNNNN. Kudos to you brother!

[@sosmooth7]

You should really do more songs,because your instruction is the most versatile and informative. I really enjoy your instruction. You really take your time and that's important!!

[@jonathangraemeburns]

Great lesson. Breakdown of the part is useful as my bandmate (Keys) and I had no idea what was going on with the chords!

[@DMunee1410]

Dude, I love your style and being a Luther fan, I especially love this. Great work!

[@paulwilson3521]

Thanks for everything Dave RIP

[@Larrymh07]

I was playing a cheesewhiz version of this song. Thanks for fine tuning me!

[@parttroll1]

Nice tutorial. Plenty of variety for the rhythm guitarist.

[@microtex1]

You are the MAN Dave!!!!

[@soulman956]

Thanks for posting,great playing and tutorial.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

lloyd munroe Cheers lloyd!

[@deepzepp4176]

Great lesson, very helpful and accurate. Thanks a lot.

[@bingochoice]

nice job dave, thanks

[@ejtogaming5755]

Can you do a lesson to "take you out" by Luther vandross?

[@fi-nite6214]

Good tutorial mate

[@blairmmackinnon5808]

Thank you.

[@funknsoul4eva]

Very very nice!

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Cheers!

[@tristantristan9684]

Thanks for help the biginners as me

[@xchai8917]

You are the boss

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks, this one is proving to be popular!

[@silkydaddy9917]

Love your tasty tutotials over here in the States. You are a Funky Whiteboy. Thats a high complement. I assure you.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Silkydaddy99 Thanks 😀

[@flaskager]

Hi Dave, super nice... :-) is there any chance that you could reveal your amp/pedal settings? is it pure reverb or do you also use chorus? Thanks for the videos.. :-)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+Lars Flaskager Thanks Lars. PodHD400 - Fender Deluxe amp model - compression - chorus - reverb.

[@flaskager]

Hi Dave thanks for sharing.. could you also reveal the settings for your chorus and reverb? :-)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+Lars Flaskager I couldn't tell you the exact settings but Chorus at around 50% & a plate reverb (I think) at around 10%.

[@flaskager]

Thanks Dave, I´ll try that :-) I love all your funk videos, I play most of these songs in my Funk band.

[@calexandrehoward]

best tutorial on this song out there

[@8sigreg]

Definitely. So many bad tutorials and charts with wrong chords.

[@morrisman64]

Great lesson

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Morrisman Smith Thanks Morrisman!

[@WaynzMedia]

Dave, all of your covers are very solid. If you can get to it please breakdown heartbreak hotel by Michael Jackson. I can't find much info for this song.

[@AliKozy]

One of the best tutorials on KZbin period. Thank you Dave! Working on my cover!

[@hillerm]

Awesome video. I've been playing this song on bass for years, but never played it on guitar until now

[@neodym1337]

Love the funk guitar tutorials!

[@amazingjay6044]

Wooooooooooo!!! Veeeery niiiiiiice 😊😊👍👍 I love Luther x

[@musicboyuk]

YES Dave. Im doing this one in my band, this was very useful, doing it tonight!

[@xawki]

beautiful thanks :)

[@londonemski]

CHOON! Fab. Can't stop jamming along with this.

[@jrvisions]

Wow great detailed lesson on one of my favorite Luther Vandross songs!! I especially love how you broke down the fills and showed how they were derived from the chords. So excited that I finally found someone who also teaches R&B songs! With such an overwhelming amount of guitar teachers on youtube it's hard to believe no one teaches popular R&B songs. So glad I found you and hopefully you keep bringing us more. Also couldn't figure out that Emin7 inversion you were doing in what seemed like the 3rd position so I used the 2nd position and or 7th position instead. Also definitely going to check out your website as well. Thanks for posting this and keep up the great work! :-)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+jrvisions Thanks for your comments, much appreciated. If you tell the time point in the video that will help me narrow it down. I think what you are seeing is just a G triad xx543x. You can think of Em7 as a G major triad with an E in the bass. Cheers

[@jrvisions]

+Dave Price Yes that's it! The Em7 @ 18:28. Thank you for clearing that up for me. :-)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+jrvisions You are welcome. I should add that at that point I am also playing the open 6th string E.

[@brianhorton1487]

Thanks you saved me tons of time working it out!!!!! ;-)

[@sosmooth7]

I really love the way break the song down and just show us how to actually play each part,and then you put all of the parts together and play the song. That's truly inspiring!! Thanks a lot!! Your tutorials are really educational. I would really likde to see you do a tutorial (if you haven't already) on Rufus & Chaka Khan's "Sweet Thing".

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks Phil, I will check out the Chaka Khan track.

[@tarkanyilmaz6905]

DA song

[@jegb]

love it

[@markhill5786]

Great lesson Dave cheers! Was wondering what pickup you're using for this? Also do you usually only use one pickup for this style of guitar playing? cheers

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks Mark. I mainly use the neck pickup for this sort of playing. It depends on the track, I have used all 5 Strat positions on various tunes. They all have their uses.

[@Musikman511]

You are truly a gifted teacher. If I hear a song I want to learn, I go to you first because you make it so clear and it's always spot on. Thank you for sharing your talents.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks. I glad you like the channel.

[@gelonious1]

Awesome breakdown. What you've called an 11 chord I've always called a sus 9 chord. Are they the same?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Cheers! Yes you could call it that. That particular voicing goes by quite a few names. Interval - wise it is just root, b7, 9,11. You could also name it as a slash chord. For example an A11 chord be labelled G/A.

[@gelonious1]

Great info, thanks!

[@mentalitydesignvideo]

EXCELLENT. do you have thick-ish strings on your guitar? 12s?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Viktor Kaganovich Thanks. 10 - 46 gauge.

[@sleefunk]

ya really funk,man,,,,thanks

[@dennylibertario2246]

Another two thumbs way up from this humble guitar enthusiast and fan.....can you enlighten us on what kind of sound augmentation you've got working for you here.....sounds like a flange or chorus turned way down.....maybe a little delay? What are the one or two most valuable pedals to have to use in type of music you play.....funk/R&B/dance, etc?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Denny Libertario Thanks Danny. There’s a chorus effect on this track. Effects wise I use a compressor and modulation (chorus or flanger) the most for this sort of style.

[@johnmaer]

@@DavePriceGuitarist Thank you for sharing your effects recipe or secrets for this style/track. Let me sneak in a suggestion for another funk artist from the past that I'd love to see your work in developing a guitar "how-to". You may know of her....haven't checked your site. But I really get a charge of the arrangements/guitar in Evelyn "Champagne" King tunes like "Love Come Down" or "Shame". If you haven't already, check her out. Kudos and be well, Dave.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

@@johnmaer Thanks John. Check this one out kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZPZpnehh7yLobs

[@esotericjunky1050]

Aye!! 1:22

[@paulrevere83]

I had to learn this and Cuddly Toy for a wedding band. Bingo! great channel!

[@MrPlayfilms]

Great lesson however am I the only one having a hard time viewing the fret finger board? Pull back from camera thanks.

[@3rdtonefromthesun]

Nailed it mate, best out there!

[@Kenneth9232]

Love the breakdown of all the parts...great explanations and overall awesome lesson...

[@dens9116]

Top. Thank Man☺

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

No problem 👍

[@fandidango]

Nice work dude......great video, well explained.

[@nicedog1]

Brilliant. I will watch this later as off to the pub now!

[@reksub10]

great song for funk....which im holeless at .lol..you using a chorus effect?your guitar sounds so soft.cheers bro.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

No worries. Yep chorus and a little compression on the guitar.

[@parttroll1]

Any chance of looking at some Robert Cray? I really love his style of blues

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Maybe. Any particular song?

[@parttroll1]

Dave Price Really like Won't Be coming Home amongst his newer material. But I've been looking for tabs for "Acting this Way and not been able to locate it. Cheers

[@dennylibertario2246]

@@DavePriceGuitarist There are many attempts at covers of Cray's Right Next Door online, but most of the players don't quite get it right because of execution issues and missing/skipping the opening chord. Curious on what your take on that tune might be, Dave.

[@emmanueloliver5252]

can you do "take you out" by Luther Vandross?

[@realsongs]

Awesome lesson as usual - thanking u B)

[@kirkniles533]

Agreed......fantastic lesson!!!!

[@fenderbryan938]

a big hi there, i beginning to realise, i,m not very good when i watch you. any chance of some help with philadelhia freedom by elton, nice to see a proffestional play it. thanks again i love your lessons, keeps me in reiality.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Haha thanks Bryan, I'm sure you do just fine. I've never covered an Elton john song berfore. Could be interesting ....

[@nathanjones2447]

What a Guy! You the best man

[@YAMAMANKAZUNE]

thank you!

[@SimpsonMusicProductions]

Nice !

[@louisduany6020]

Excellent lesson!

[@MajiDBuu31]

Dave my man, you rock ;)

[@JoshMustin]

Great video man!

[@alwo12]

Great lesson

[@bomarcuswin777]

brilliant

[@nadinetakara]

great lesson dfw

[@fadhilqayyum]

Great dude!

[@royraken7746]

damn dave, u really r going to make me a better guitar player, and I thank you. keep it coming.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

No worries Ray. Glad you liked it.

[@fenderbryan938]

hi there dave . i,m loving this luther song. so now that you started it how about aint no stoppin us now.( the wife asked,) i,m loving your channel. please keep it up. all the best my friend.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks Bryan. I could have a look at it. Not a big guitar part but has a killer bass line! Cheers

[@fenderbryan938]

hi dave is there no simple way to strum along to it, it's a get up and dancer. how about josephine by chris rea, i make a fist of playing it but a need to see a pro do it. and i can't think of a better one. thanks again for all the help.

[@josephreeves5470]

Ha man grate tutorial but the only thing was wrong with when I was looking at your tutorial onKZbin couldn't see your fingers on the fretboard maybe it was in each issue with the KZbin from my side a house or your video camera but if you can but if you can do it one more time I would appreciated from Joe to a great guitarist from the learning the guitarist thanks man

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Joseph Reeves Thanks Joe. If look at some of my more recent videos I do more of a close up with the camera. Although you may not be getting a great view of my fingers I do explain everything in great detail. Have fun with the song.

[@nathanjones2447]

Sorry to trouble you Dave... What pick up position are we on here?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

I think it's the neck pickup.

[@pasqualeculiersi541]

The cam is too low positionated,is impossible to see the fretboard

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Fair enough. This was using a webcam on top of the computer. My later videos have close ups of the fingerboard.

[@nathanjones2447]

Also.. I have found, to make it slightly easier instead of the double stop up at the 14th and 16th frets, if you want it simpler then you can do the same thing on the B & E strings at the 10th and 12th frets respectively. Just for ease of movement. Thanks.

[@jonpalmer1825]

would be nice to see your fingers. sigh.

[@amazingjay6044]

Lol there there 😉

[@TheFunktipus1]

Cant really see what you are playing. Guitars off screen. EDIT: Thats better

[@ruudvoest6089]

Enjoyed that ! ...great lesson. I will have look at your other lessons. Cheers !

[@Ben59910]

Backing track?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Somewhere in the darkest recesses of a backup drive. If I find it I will make it available on Patreon.

[@guitargeezer16]

thanks for the song david something to keep me busy over the summer !

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

No problem Olivier. I thought you might like this one!

[@alvisgrady3357]

Dave , you are incredible ! Excellent instruction . Concise and clear explanations when needed , but no unnecessary verbiage and rambling , or ego tripping ,( playing a bunch of arcane and unrelated licks ) , which seems to be the norm on most KZbin instructional videos. Well done sir !

[@alexandercarranza1369]

awesome work mate.!

[@nicedog1]

Thanks Dave. Another great lesson and one to do some showing off to when I get the chance. Any idea who the guitarist was?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

nicedog1 There are 2 guitar credits on the album - Steve Love & Georg "Jojje" Wadenius. just did a Google search.

[@nicedog1]

Interesting! Thanks mate. I'm a bit of an anorak when it comes to this sort of thing.