How To Play "I Will Dare" by The Replacements

[@WinstonGuitar]

This is the perfect lesson, perfectly paced, content entirely correct, does it all in a way so it's easy to remember. doesn't chit chat and go "uh, uh um." He just gets right down to it and shows us how to play the song. Excellent!!

[@estevang.4693]

Wow, I just found you and you're an incredible teacher please never stop these videos!! Have a great week

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Thank you so much! More videos coming soon and I appreciate ya!

[@richit66]

Fantastic Lesson RYAN!!! Hope you and Dave come back to Rhode Island soon. That was a fun show!!!

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Thank you Rick, yes hopefully we will be back soon!

[@johngalush8790]

Westerberg. . Cool song.

[@craigsamborski3794]

Very cool! Love your guitar tone too.

[@diogomedeiros8436]

Great video and great song! Cheers from Brazil!!

[@blitzshriek999]

Well well well well done man!! despite being a great classic, still, it’s a tune that fits within the realm of punk, and for an intermediate player like me, right on in terms of adequate instruction time, and a beautiful spirit essential in making it feel worth the while… Solid bro, solid!

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Thanks soooooo much!!! Stay tuned as much more is coming soon. Lmk if you have any requests and I’ll do my best.

[@sonicgear01]

Great lesson! Please make a video for Replacements "I can't hardly wait". There is not tutorials for that song.

[@SecretChordOfficial]

I'll get on that one ASAP--great idea. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@dannycontreras5564]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you Ryan!

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Glad you liked it!

[@thedamienpratt]

Buck plays the guitar solo, Westerberg the mandolin

[@SecretChordOfficial]

thank you for the correction!

[@DoppelgangerShockwave]

Thanks for showing this classic song. Think you can do some more Replacements songs like 'Kiss Me On The Bus,' 'Waitress In The Sky,' and 'Alex Chilton?'

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Absolutely. Stay tuned!

[@faunoram]

What an amazing video !!! And what an amazing channel !!! 🔥

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Thank you so much 😀

[@SecretChordOfficial]

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[@danmichener8716]

Dumb rookie question: what key is it in? Are the lead guitar leads, solo and mandolin in that key or it’s relative minor The opening Stinson looks like G-Major scale to me

[@SecretChordOfficial]

GREAT question Dan! It is in G Major-- you are correct. The A7 chord is non diatonic and would be analyzed as a II7 chord. The opening Stinson riff is indeed G Major. The solo is both using G Major (when there is an F#) AND G Lydian (when there is an F natural). I hope this helps-- LMK if you have any other questions!

[@danmichener8716]

@@SecretChordOfficial always trying to learn more thank you !

[@flynlulus]

Ryan, I need help with the low guitar baseline. Sign, Terry

[@SecretChordOfficial]

let me know how I can help Terry!

[@flynlulus]

...😁.I figured it out Ryan...played it with John Eller

[@michaeldegeorge5081]

All good.. though Peter Buck plays the lead on the song…

[@SecretChordOfficial]

Thanks for the correction!

[@poochthedog8079]

From what I understand, Peter Buck did not do the lead, he did the mandolin at the quiet part

[@michaeldegeorge5081]

@@poochthedog8079 Incorrect. Bob couldn't figure out a solo for the song, so Paul asked Buck to do it. This is stated in Trouble Boys, p. 135.

[@rodneyreynolds7705]

ｐｒｏｍｏｓｍ 😭

[@SecretChordOfficial]

let me know if you have any questions!