Another great video! That's all the things I hear in the song, but getting the guys in my band to understand that the small nuances make a huge difference 👍👍👍
Lydian is the mode built from the 4th scale degree (IV Chord), so G lydian naturally exists in the key of D. Remember, your I IV and V chords are major in a diatonic key, so in this song, D is V, C is IV, and G is I. It's D mixolydian because mixolydian is the mode built off of the V chord. Does this make sense? Thanks for the question!
Another great video! That's all the things I hear in the song, but getting the guys in my band to understand that the small nuances make a huge difference 👍👍👍
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You make great instructional vids!
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Great tutorial. No note for note transcription, but an explanation of what makes the song work. Turns out, it's not just G,C,D after all ;-)
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I always thought it was G Lydian because it resolves to G.
Lydian is the mode built from the 4th scale degree (IV Chord), so G lydian naturally exists in the key of D. Remember, your I IV and V chords are major in a diatonic key, so in this song, D is V, C is IV, and G is I. It's D mixolydian because mixolydian is the mode built off of the V chord. Does this make sense? Thanks for the question!
Thank you for that explanation. I have been looking for a video on soloing strategies over this song and yours was the only one I found.
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