On Every Street | Mark Knopfler Songbook | TAB

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00:00 - Guitar Riff Performance
01:10 - The Main Riff
05:10 - Chords
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[@rkb2092]

That fingerpicked ending is one of the most beautiful things ever written. I saw them 9th row center in '92 and it was very emotional for me during that part.

[@dannilaser16]

That’s an understatement. The melody is addictive. (That’s the best way I could explain it.) so creative, and hauntingly beautiful!

[@elliotthyrell719]

Great take but I would say either To Live Is To Die interlude or Nutshell

[@PhantomZephyrV]

This will forever remain my favorite Dire Straits song

[@PavelFomenkov]

I can totally relate...

[@srinandn11]

Great lesson Pavel. Very hard to find people who listen to Straits / Knopfler music, let alone someone making such wonderful lessons. Much appreciated 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@hollywooda111]

I love the simplicity of your videos makes it so easy to understand and breakdown. Thanks.

[@RichyAsecas]

First Mark's riff I learned. And it was thanks to you too, Pavel, on a four years ago video. Thanks for everything from that first video to this great songbook idea!

[@PavelFomenkov]

This is amazing! Keep Knopflering, learning and listening to the good music!

[@porterfieldgchord]

You are SUCH A GOOD INSTRUCTOR!!! Thank you for spending time on this song, one of my favorites!

[@klaasklapsigaar1081]

Oh yes, finally found it! Been looking for this song for months now. Thanks a ton Pavel. Stay strong and keep your chin up!

[@user-sw3bi8qx7x]

Павел спасибо тебе огромное за уроки по Марку Нопфлеру! Если честно меня прям гордость распирает, что самые классные видеоуроки такой сложной группы как Dire Straits на ютубе, сделал русский парень.

[@PavelFomenkov]

Спасибо, это лучший из лучших видов гордости, мне самому бы хотелось испытывать его почаще. Тем более я записываю свои видео в центре Санкт-Петербурга и за границу не уезжал. Но, конечно, записываю на английском языке, чтобы было универсальнее.

[@TheAnt184]

I love Dire Straits thank you so much for honouring their work !

[@dannilaser16]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Very talented.some of the best notes every written.

[@bullcat77]

...txh man...just good and true...and very normal speed for slow and no miss mind understanding...

[@Razormiller]

I wish I could play the guitar like this. I struggle just to get past the beginner phase. I dont even think Id have a chance of learning this, but its great to watch. You really have mastered it. Well done.

[@AWguitar2006]

Have you done it yet?

[@Razormiller]

@@AWguitar2006 Nope. I gave up tryin to learn it a yr or so ago. Zero musical talent.

[@HK_Musician]

This and Tunnel of Love. Amazing songs

[@migue7490]

I remember when I learned this riff, listening again and again and watching the live version (live on the night), playing the chords until be comfortable with it. But I never could get the sound and the elegance that Knopfler does even playing (I think) more or less the right notes. I lack some knowledges more that it seems you have, nice job.

[@PavelFomenkov]

Thank you! By the way, Phil Palmer, a guitar player on On Every Street Tour, played exactly what Mark played, note for note, with only difference he didn't use the "thumb-over-the-top" thing in his part. So at least two people managed to play it back then, so you can do it, too.

[@toddhoodenpyle3264]

Pavel, it's really helpful how you name the chords as you play them. Singing the melody as you play, also, is really instructive. Nice work!

[@PavelFomenkov]

Thanks. Yeah, I love to name all the chords, because when you learn many songs you realise how chords can be similar in every song. It's like 20 main chords in 99% of the songs and 1% of unique ones.

[@HerenBass]

Probably my favorite all time song. That G with B in the bass also can be looked at as a Bm7, I think? Thanks so much for this nice video.

[@MrH77]

I have been given an electric guitar and I was thinking of songs I'd like to learn first. So here I am. I only found out recently that Mark had Phil Palmer play the solo all day in Air Studios in London. They chose the best take of the hours played and it's of course Phil on the album.

[@Hudge]

You're a genius Pavel! To have cracked the Knopfler-code so many times!

[@antweiss]

Incredible detail. This is a gift. Thanks sir.

[@leebuse]

Pavel Thanks! Very well done! In my opinion this song has the greatest Outro ever! You make it look so easy and it is after I saw your video, however, STILL one of the greatest Outros ever! Thanks again. !

[@dickieboy007]

brilliant!!! you make it look easy.. I'll keep trying.. thnx..

[@thewanderer7630]

Damn I can't take my eyes out of that gorgeous advanced jumbo and concenrate on the song....

[@francoisfrancois3960]

Pavel, Thank you very much for these precise explanations. Could you possibly make a video of this kind for the song "where do you think you're going"? Musicians greetings

[@roman-co1hg]

Love this piece by Mark

[@fiddleandfart]

Absolutely brilliant analysis, and superbly demonstrated and photographed - probably the very best demo of this song out there...! Thanks!

[@merldesoisa2287]

God bless you pavel

[@andrewrudenko7642]

Сильнейшая тема!!!

[@MikeAski]

Incredible accuracy, as always... Really impressed! Congratulations & thank you so much. Next, what about some old DS tracks, like "Where Do You Think You're Going", "Single Handed Sailor", or even an accurate version of "Going Home"?

[@PavelFomenkov]

Thank you! I'll do every track worth doing a lesson... and it's almost every song!

[@stevecramer5052]

Отличные уроки. Благодарю!

[@bobs.stevenson9704]

Well done on it, you have one of the only covers to actually understand its a more complex travis picking/harmony and two measures as you said.

[@shawntill]

This is a really good lesson. Thank you!

[@runnershigh7573]

Just perfect 👌

[@theproblembelief7549]

Thank you so much for these videos!

[@williamsteffen7465]

i would just like to comment on all your videos. i dont watch per say to learn all these songs, and from the live cast i saw of you. i totally understand how you feel about doing this and your honesty. obviously you enjoy it very much in the context you do it in, and how much time it takes for some of the tunes to learn all the nuances, which you do so well. i learn a lot just about song structure, One of Marks maney talents....just the right things and chords .It just has to come from within. I totally agree with your comments on ragpickers dream also. just knows right where to put that special somethin, others might not come upon. Too, he has such excellent recordings with British Grove, and all incredible musicians in their own right that really pull what he does all together. i am singer songwriter, so that is where i spend most my time. i learn a lot about chord choices and why, and the right amount of simplicity, which is a tough balance in it's own right. videos straight and to the point with you no frills, just the facts. wonderful audio on your videos too, which makes them so pleasant to watch...Great Job!!! with any of the guitars you use, even the little Martin. is that standaed e tuning or or same 4th tuning etc but with the low E another note because of small size? Good vocal clear quality.......i wish all the best with all your endeavors, and may better times for us all in the future!. beautifully done, all the vids.

[@RichardSimpson-bt9wx]

brilliant!

[@andreapinotti135]

Bravo veramente completo descrizione perfetta

[@BidibTube]

Very good Sound and perfect tab. Thanks.

[@sesiomvs]

Amazing acoustic guitar man, thanks

[@jacquesd5781]

Very nice touch, thanks for posting this. Cheers!

[@bkarmelita]

Very nice transcription

[@micropuntosazules527]

Amazing! Thanks from Argentina!!!!

[@claytong.8799]

Congratulations on the lesson..I am your fan.. Clayton, Brazil.

[@johnrussels5731]

Great work Pavel! thanks a lot :)

[@therealvaliantthor]

Great video, thanks Pavel!

[@drtjdel1]

Great job comrade. Now can you cover A Night in Summer Long Ago?

[@uwefrey6589]

Great! Thank you.Gives me hope to play it. Maybe ...

[@hideentity1518]

Thank you mate, you have wonderful touch. Very well explanation

[@josefraab1322]

Well done pavel

[@dergragi4439]

Great Vid Pavel thx...

[@javiceres]

Sweet

[@mgabruno6323]

Fascinating video

[@Geamic3]

Pavel u are great : )

[@davidpielykh3996]

Спасибо!

[@patgodzi5346]

very interesting..

[@atrothe]

Hi Pavel great video. Knoffler does not slide up to the 5th fret. he just plays high E. Knoffler loaths to move his hands any more than absolutely necessary, it is one of his self declared idiosyncracies, so he always avoids slides up and down the neck. Check videos and you will see him staying on the first 3 frets.

[@PavelFomenkov]

I'm not sure what you are talking about. Just checked out the Basel 1992 recording and the camera clearly shows Mark sliding and fretting the 5th fret on the 2nd string with his little finger right at the start of the riff. In this situation, it's awkward to play open string I think. Mark did, hoverer, play open string in recent tours. So you must've been referring to this. I agree, and actually talk about it in the video - the melody is king here, and the way you deliver it doesn't really matter. Mark simplified the riff for recent tours.

[@simonanderson3838]

Excellent as always. Any chance you could do Song For Sonny Liston?

[@PavelFomenkov]

Simon Anderson Thanks! It's a very big challenge for me, but I'm not afraid of challenges. I'll do it!

[@all_things_mark_knopfler]

This is quite difficult to do but if you know "Stop this Train" by John Mayer it should help a lot... the right hand technique is exactly the same.. John is strongly influenced by mark and doesn't know it.

[@simbobcrafts4843]

I’m finding impossible to do it. How did you learn the finger style?

[@fenderflyer]

Hi Pavel, Can you please tell me how I get the tabs. Also I am just learning to play guitar so could you tell me the easiest Knopfler songs to get started with. Many thanks and take care. Greg.

[@dalenelson7161]

I got all but one note very quickly which is what generally happens

[@NotMarkKnopfler]

Spasebo Bolshoi!

[@runnershigh7573]

Woow so cool...may i ask you which camera software for youtube do you use for recording?

[@PavelFomenkov]

Can't really get what you mean... Software is Final Cut, cameras is just a phone and a basic DSLR.

[@runnershigh7573]

Pavel Fomenkov Thank you. Like your videos so much. Your picking is awesome!

[@80Wyllyam]

Nothing to say about the chord accuracy, but I think you had a great voice too...

[@motorcaster57]

NIcely explained

[@LewisTurnerguitar]

Awesome, but the first F has an A in the bass, (hate to be one of those guys sorry!)

[@michaeledwards1311]

I think this is a good video and explanation, but if you had only added a bit more detail about the picking pattern it would have been super useful. I found myself slowing down the video to 0.5x to see how you were using your right hand. Maybe because I'm an amateur guitar player, but hey..

[@PavelFomenkov]

Thank you for the feedback! I'm not a teacher so any feedback really helps me to develop my teaching skills. I don't know that really slow version would help though, as in perfect case scenario you got to be able to pick out everything no matter how fast it was played, but yeah. I just tend to put as much information as possible in my videos so not to make it 30+ minutes long and probably can't do it without some tradeoffs.

[@michaeledwards1311]

@@PavelFomenkov Thanks for response, whats the picking pattern called.. I'd like to be able to play it!

[@michaeledwards1311]

your other videos helped me out loads as well, thanks!

[@user-qg9qv4mk9x]

Для меня слишком быстро, не успеваю уследить. Вроде бы всё понятно но повторить не получается.

[@denise0223]

Patience is key when learning. Watch, listen, attempt it yourself and repeat. Learn bits and pieces at a time. I wish you well. ☮️❤️🙏🏽🌱🐾🎸

[@loly1969]

No tabs ?

[@alexguerra6702]

Perfect but is possible slow? 🙄

[@Alexios_CV]

141 985 520 km^2

[@PavelFomenkov]

Wow what a catch! :)

[@Alexios_CV]

what was that calculation anyway?

[@rnrs0016]

I honestly don't mean to offend you but I have no idea how everyone's getting it after this video. I just can't get it done. You play different things than there are in the tab and I just can't figure out how to do it like you do it in the video. It always drives me crazy, no matter which instruction for On Every Street I look for. This song is apparantly my limit.

[@PavelFomenkov]

Not offending it all, of course I can't say my version is the best lesson on KZbin, but you said it here - from all the lessons mine require a lot of confidence in your playing, so you can always return after gaining some more experience or ignore it alltogether. Just keep playing and you'll realise how simple this song actually is. Not advanced stuff for sure. By the way, I play exactly what tab shows, because otherwise I wouldn't include it anyway.

[@aaaaab360]

@RNRS001 I'm with you man. I love these videos, but when it comes to learning from them I always feel as if I missed the first few critical classes in the start and now everything is hard to get. It's like you missed the intro to tensors classes and now have to sit through general relativity all semester. Here's a concrete example of my challenge in this video - at 2:02 I am so on board with Pavel but by 2:14 I am thrown off the wagon. I agree with his response... I think these tunes require an effortlessness while playing the guitar. Something I still don't have. I can play Wish You Were Here note for note, bends and all but flicking and picking needed here, that ain't workin'. :) Someday...

[@andrewrudenko7642]

Какие же твари ставят дизлайки?..

[@thomasbusetto1608]

Purtroppo vai veloce e non è spiegato bene

[@engineer17151]

Very nice Pavel ... I think you nailed it so well. :)

[@all_things_mark_knopfler]

This is quite difficult to do but if you know "Stop this Train" by John Mayer it should help a lot... the right hand technique is exactly the same.. John is strongly influenced by mark and doesn't know it.