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This version is the solo he played at the famous Wembley concert in 1978. Although, there are certain and similar motifs in the solo, Steve Howe always plays different variations each show.

@@johnmorrell yeah my live version is dif

@@jeffreymiddleton4063 Ys, apart from the main riffs, he generally doesn't play it the same way two night in a row. Because this was a live radio show, and the band had to play to a time limit of just under two hours. They had to shorten the length of solos, and on this song in particular. If you listen to the shows from last month when they were doing a double bill with Deep Purple, Steve Howe's solo on Yours is no disgrace, is much, much shorter than usual, as they could only play 1& 1/2 hours. Anyway, I hope you are able to get some things out of this version that can help you with your version.

Thanks. It's such a beautiful song

Thank you. It is such a beautiful song. I tried to do it justice.

@@johnmorrell You did and your vocals fit the song as well!!

Yes, it's a wonderful recorder

Thanks Andi. It was good while it lasted...

Yes, well that's a wee bit more complicated...

Thank you so much. I'm delighted to hear that my breaking it down is helpful. When I make an instructional video, I try to make the video that I would want and need to learn a tune from scratch. I also try to avoid making assumptions that just because it's a Steve Howe piece that the person learning the tune can play on a similar level. I always think how can I keep this simple and as helpful as can be, for everyone. So, I'm very happy to hear that the video is helpful to you. Stick with it and learn it bit by bit. One little piece after another, and before you know it, you will have the whole thing in your fingers. Try not to worry about how long it takes. Best thing is taking it bit by bit, slowly and patiently. Good luck with the tune - it really is a joy to play. All the best. John

Thank you.

Thanks, I would need to relearn this from scratch if I were to play it today. It's been a long time.:-)

@@johnmorrell I’ve got my share of re-learns, too. Video helps 😉

Hi Jeanette, yes, it seems there are two different models, but there are also workarounds. Check out this video to go over the differences and workarounds on both units. I have the unit with midi and the cd burner. ruclips.net/video/sDrvKOa3ZbM/видео.html

@@johnmorrell Thank you for taking time to answere. I will look in to that now. Have a nice day:)

@@jeanette3472 thanks, sorry for not being able to be more helpful. I hope you are able to get your recordings out of the 1680. Good luck.

HI, I'm not familiar with the song. But I just gave it a listen, and song only uses these chords: Capo on 4th or 5th fret - or whatever suits your voice. . G / B7 / Em / then back and forth over Am7 / D7. That's the whole song. Now you know the chords, watch this video to get an idea of where to play them. I hope that helps. ruclips.net/video/DuotWSw2z3c/видео.html

Unfortunately I don't. This was recorded over 16 years ago, and at that time I transcribed a lot of KG's tunes. But YT was fairly new, and I saw it as an opportunity to share the songs without having to tediously (for me) tab them out. So this is all I have. I have other tunes by KG on my channel and lots more I did tab out on my website (which I seriously need to update ! ) www.johnmorrell.de/media-and-links/kevin-gilbert-acoustic.html

@@johnmorrell ok. Thanks for the reply. I did realize how many of the video was but just thought I’d ask. Thanks for the posts!

I'm glad to hear it was helpful. It's such a beautiful song. There's no need to be envious. Your voice and your playing are unique to you. We don't sing, play and perform music to judge ourselves, we play it to honour the music coming through us. It will flow much easier when we lose harsh self judgements and comparisons. Enjoy.

Hi David, thank you so much. I'm delighted to hear you are enjoying playing it. It has s few tricky bits, but I find the essence is in the feel of how you play it. It's such a beautiful piece.

I will probably do a complete guide to playing Clap soon. It's on my list. I will go into all the tiny details you'll need to know. Thanks.

@@johnmorrell I can’t thank you enough! It means a lot to me. 👍 I’m sure to others, too.

You're welcome. I'm delighted to hear it's been helpful. It such a gorgeous song to play.

@@johnmorrell It is. And it is very similar in its accompaniment to another fine Justin song: Who Are You Now - from the Blue Jays album

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Yes, you're right! It's a tricky number getting it clean so low and close to the nut. I used to have play Battle of Epping Forest by Genesis live, and it was a moment of dread on stage, as there is a whole section that is played night up against the nut on a 12 string for about 2 mins straight. Definitely tough on a 12 string! Most of the tunes I post, are recorded straight off the cuff after learning them, so execution is not the goal, it's just about sharing. Thanks for your advice, remaining open to input of others is crucial to improving personal performance. Cheers.

You're welcome. I'm glad I was able to help you.

Cheers Neal, I totally agree. btw I've got a couple of other Scullion lesson you may like too.

Feast of eyes is my fave song of his. Writing is poetry. Subbed to the channel. Like your take on it.

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I've done a video lesson on Down In The City too.

You're lucky to have been around that scene as it was happening. I first heard Kevin when the sound engineer at a Spocks Beard concert was playing TSOTT on the PA before the show. I knew I was hearing something special.I asked him who it was, and the rest is history. Regarding the first chord, the F# in the chord makes sense when you play 024030 instead of 075700. Thanks for that.

Hi John, I love this song too. I'm happy to see it's helpful. You'll get a much better idea of Yes music and how Steve Howes plays guitar by learning and playing it. If you ever post a video of you playing it, I'd love to see it. All the best.

Hey! You're welcome. It's such a beautiful song.

Yes indeed. This video is 13 years old, and access to all that info is now globally available. I learned it using a video featuring Bonilla. I have done an updated video on this song, then T Pierce released a video on it quite recently, and he played a couple of things differently, again. So it just points to the enormous difficulty in knowing what, where and how someone played the guitar on a song. There are so many variations, it is impossible to get it %100 right without actually seeing it played before your eyes. That's why; I’d recommend the Tim Pierce video if you want to learn this, then If you're stuck with anything, use mine as an extended , helping guide.

@@johnmorrell Actually, Tim released 2 separate (lengthy) videos on his channel dedicated to the Toy Matinee project. If you sift through the comment section you'll see I asked this very question and Bill Botrell, who produced the album, confirmed it was Kevin (Zouk) and Tim (capo'ed 12-string) in the control room, playing into a Shure 57 mic.

@@johnmorrell I also apologize for the inadvertent hijack of your VERY cool video!

Thank you ! I'm glad to be able to help out.

Thank you. It's another little bit of Genesis mastery, It was so much fun to play this song live with my old band Seconds Out

Ah! Thank you. It's good to hear that it's helped you out. That is my intention, and it's good to get feedback that folks are actually using it to learn the song. 👍

Thanks Neal, I'm glad to be able help. It's such a great song, and it was driving me nuts trying to figure it out over the years. Happy to pass it on.

yes, that will work no problem.

@@johnmorrell Your Version in the beginning any my version later works even better.