LESSON - Listen To What The Man Said by Wings

[@stingray4780]

Thanks a lot Mr.Dave! Love this song! Great job on your part! ! I had the 45 as well! Great memories! Thanks for including the Outro!

[@Miguel...160]

Thanks Dave

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

Thanks Miguel. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already.

[@rjackylau]

非常感謝🙏👍👏🎸😄

[@robmacdonaldonline]

You have a nice touch on the guitar with this song

[@metoo9360]

One of my very favourite songs by my very most favourite singer/songwriter. Thank you! One day I will learn to play it.

[@plippleplop]

Ive listened to what you’ve said....and you are the man!! Thank you

[@melvynobrien6193]

My favorite Wings song. It has a great feel to it.

[@bmoore5868]

incredible changes and yet it still sounds like a pop song... guy was absolute genius....

[@j200man]

As always, a great lesson, Dave! Thank you, for dedicating so much time and energy to the advancement of these nostalgic classics. Very good!

[@johnmcintyre8034]

superb dave as always thanks

[@Miguel...160]

Ha ha , just got that middle 8 tricky bit with vocal ... you blow my mind every time... same as your 50ways Paul Simon ... great chords , you save me hours 😅

[@ronaldpapa8182]

Thanks, so much!!

[@crazybeatlefan]

very nice..love the acoustic version...

[@RavenMadd9]

nice song

[@donaldswan1587]

AAUGH! Always wanted to know how that was done. Its such an inspired song and changes. Thanks for taking the time to share it

[@keithh8661]

Great lesson,thanks

[@paulbaluch439]

Thanks Dave good lesson this would be a great song to learn to play I always did like this song looks like you gave me some homework for my acoustic

[@geriwings]

nice , very nice feeling !!! would love to learn Every night and/or Bluebird

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

I will do Every Night for you soon. We do it in my acoustic duo.

[@geriwings]

@@DavesGuitarChannel great !!! thank youuu

[@Allan-et5ig]

Dave's Guitar Channel. Interesting and great. Is it possible the late, great Jimmy McCulloch played the chords in a different position? Macca was great friends with Zeppelin and this does sound interestingly and amazingly like parts of That's The Way by Zeppelin though it's in a different key and tuning.

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

Both songs are in G

[@Allan-et5ig]

@@DavesGuitarChannel Aha! There you go.

[@mrlafayette1964]

You're the guy I've been looking for for lessons...I grew up with theses songs too and you do a lot of songs no one else does plus you do it in a way that's easy to follow. thanks, while here just one request...Help Me by Joni Mitchell and how about Love of the Common Man by Rundgren

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

Help Me is in an odd tuning. Are you up for that?

[@stevewhite3753]

Great job! Pablo Cruise tunes?

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

Coming soon

[@sillyboyronaldflores]

I love your channel!! If you're still taking requests could we maybe please PLEASE do a Seekers song like "Never Find Another You"? Be well!!!

[@malcolmlund7938]

Nice lesson Dave - those care some good ears you have! I'm a sax player who recently learned the sax solo for this tune. Due to COVID I've got the time and have picked up guitar after 25 years. Found your lesson on this - awesome. New subscriber! Anyway, cheers and Merry Christmas.

[@nikolabjelici364]

I have ORIGINAL Paul Mccartney's songbook ALL THE BEST! ( published by Paul McCartney ). In this song there is no D6 and D11 chord. Instead D6 Paul plays pure Bm and instead D11 he plays pure Am ( on chorus ). Does he play it correctly? I don't know. LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID is my favourite Paul's song. I like your version, your Superman T-shirt and the golden mask ( Venice )on the wall. A greeting from Serbia 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

Greetings. So yes, the problem with chord books is they aren't always right, or they don't explain how to play it fully. The Bm is being played with a D in the bass making the chord a D6. The Am has a D in the bass as well making the Am a D11. Am7/D = D11. Bm/D = D6.

[@lotharroberts5978]

Great. So that's how it goes. I learned 'Jet' from internet tab, but feel free to do that great diddy when you're up for it.

[@melvynobrien6193]

Definitely one of the best Wings songs. It's usually my go-to Wings song when I want to listen to them. If you want a band to stay together, don't bring girlfriends or wives to rehearsals or sessions, The Beatles didn't seem to realize that. And couldn't Chapman have saved one shot for Yoko? When I saw the Plastic Ono Band she was godawful and ruined a few songs with her yowling until just before IMAGINE, when the sound man turned her microphone off; much better from then on. LOL. Linda was nowhere near as bad and pretentious. Good lesson, dude.

[@shomstr]

Headlights on the parade

[@DavesGuitarChannel]

The best

[@OJA1965]

Holy crap. Going through your channel and you have so many semi obscure songs that I either play currently in my duo or thought about playing. I'm almost afraid to see you play this because I'm sure I'm plying it wrong.

[@OJA1965]

I cheat on the "Wonder of it All" part. I play an open G chord, lift my finger off the high G to play the open E string (G6), then place my finger on the second fret E string (Gmaj7) then back to the G6. Your way sounds way better, but easier to sing and play the cheat way.

[@terrysmith7441]

excellent lesson, thanks