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Mike Dawes “Somewhere Home” DADGAD Lesson | Acoustic Guitar Sessions in Place

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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2020
  • Mike Dawes puts up big numbers on RUclips with his solo fingerstyle arrangements of popular songs. But it’s Dawes’ technical virtuosity and passion for playing the acoustic guitar that makes his viral videos so compelling.
    For this AG Sessions in Place, filmed in Bristol, England, Dawes chose to showcase his original composition “Somewhere Home,” as “it makes a wonderful little lesson and introduction to DADGAD tuning.” Dawes plays his Cuntz CWG23s+ Mike Dawes Model guitar, augmented with a ToneWood amp.
    According to Dawes, DADGAD is a “useful tuning to fill an auditorium with sonic joy.” And while auditoriums may be shuttered for a while, we suggest playing along with the video, filling your home with sonic joy.
    “Somewhere Home” appeared on Dawes’ first record, and a live version of the piece will appear on his upcoming live album, Shows and Distancing, Live in the USA. And you just might hear it if you tune into his livestreamed concert on November 1.
    If you want to learn more from Dawes, he is offering one-on-one “Lockdown Lessons.”
    mikedawes.co.uk/

Комментарии • 38

  • @mikedawesofficial
    @mikedawesofficial 3 года назад +28

    Thanks for coming to my home guys, you have all been such good guests and remembered to take your shoes off 👍 Enjoy new videos every Friday on my channel (shoes allowed)

    • @KirbyJane
      @KirbyJane 3 года назад

      Absolutely gorgeous!

    • @mikedawesofficial
      @mikedawesofficial 3 года назад +2

      Kirby Jane thanks I did my hair and everything

    • @wardkdouglas
      @wardkdouglas 3 года назад

      Hey Mike! Ive been trying to figure out "Purr and Sway" all morning but i cant figure out the positioning. Any chance you could do a play through sometime??
      If you put up tabs for it on your website id happily purchase them btw ;)

    • @mikedawesofficial
      @mikedawesofficial 3 года назад +2

      wardkdouglas sure there’s a bit of it in a guitar world video on melody from a few years ago. Should give you the positioning :)

    • @wardkdouglas
      @wardkdouglas 3 года назад

      @@mikedawesofficial
      wow that was a fast reply... lol
      Thanks a bunch, ill look it up!

  • @jonnyb6700
    @jonnyb6700 4 месяца назад

    I can play a piece off tabliture a hundred times and still barely remember a bar, but learning a song this way I learn it almost immediately and remember it forever.

  • @songsfromspringcreekave821
    @songsfromspringcreekave821 3 года назад +6

    Wonderful! There is simply not enough RUclips content featuring Mike Dawes. I was so happy to see this video pop up today. Thank you for this Mike!

  • @idlewitness
    @idlewitness 3 года назад +1

    Such a joy to see someone who doesn’t hide behind his techniques but shares and inspires 🙏

    • @Heiwa1928
      @Heiwa1928 2 года назад +1

      He hides. Antoine dufour, Mike Dawes and most of the the percussive guitar artists don't want to share their techniques...there's only two artist who share their art .one is Andy McKee and mostly Calum graham..Calum graham few years back used to share his composition tutorial for free but now he charges for those videos and it's fair enough..atleast he teaches us...other artists don't do that at all.

  • @BobPerrone
    @BobPerrone Год назад +1

    This was marvelous Mike, I like incorporating classical Indian musical phrases into my compositions and your method of showing how to take advantage of DADGAD will prove to be invaluable 😊

  • @joshnova9163
    @joshnova9163 2 года назад

    Love that description of filling the room “with sonic joy and happiness”

  • @JPDC624
    @JPDC624 3 года назад +2

    Greetings from my home in Scottsdale, Arizona. FANTASTIC lesson, you just opened a whole new world. I’ve always heard of DADGAD but never gave it a go. What I missed!

  • @garyshmanek4708
    @garyshmanek4708 3 года назад +2

    Thanks Mike. greetings from Grass Valley Calif. Really enjoyed your playing. Thanks for taking us through the how of it. Hope you're well. I knew there was a reason,, DADGAD tuning, for having yet another guitar. gary

  • @bidyutdatta5042
    @bidyutdatta5042 3 года назад +2

    When I see Mike Dawes I just click!

  • @AmlanBaruah
    @AmlanBaruah 3 года назад +2

    Sounds amazing ❄️

  • @johnriley8314
    @johnriley8314 3 года назад +1

    Just found ya on RUclips... All I can say is WOWWWWWW !!!! Love DADGAD tuning myself...it doesnt get enough credit for its capabilities.... You have a new subscriber too BTW..Thankz man... PLAY ON MAN...PLAY ON...PEACE & Stay Safe..

  • @pawlutsada8935
    @pawlutsada8935 3 года назад +1

    He feels the music

  • @Sweepdog700
    @Sweepdog700 3 года назад +1

    Great lesson and a great tune. Just starting back on the guitar after a few years away and needed some material like this. Thanks

  • @FoxhoundOSP
    @FoxhoundOSP 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing your song, Mike! These like things are getting added to my toolbox for sure

  • @roberthartman317
    @roberthartman317 3 года назад +1

    Mike what a great lesson sounds so sweet.....am i glad i signed up for your channel ...;-)

  • @matthewhulcher40
    @matthewhulcher40 Год назад

    Beautiful and very well described in the lesson.

  • @dracoac4227
    @dracoac4227 Год назад

    You're in Bristol!!!!! When do you have shows?

  • @tommym321
    @tommym321 3 года назад +5

    Anyone doing some Sunday practicing today?

  • @calebscrazyamazinglife1795
    @calebscrazyamazinglife1795 2 года назад +1

    Mike “in dadgad It’s hard to sound crap” meanwhile me sounding crap

  • @mce3210
    @mce3210 6 месяцев назад

    Can someone tell me what guitar to buy for 1000 and under to get a decent sounding guitar for this kind of style playing please??

  • @jillwarsop1125
    @jillwarsop1125 3 года назад

    Beautiful guitar, is it a bespoke model please?

  • @joebleibaum
    @joebleibaum 3 года назад +1

    Sounds kind of Bensusan-esque...

  • @giuseppequarta9343
    @giuseppequarta9343 3 года назад

    Mike: instaead of remindine everybody evey 30 seconds that you had a capo, why did you not simply take it off?

    • @mikedawesofficial
      @mikedawesofficial 3 года назад +3

      Because

    • @giuseppequarta9343
      @giuseppequarta9343 3 года назад

      I guess it is the right answer....
      i enjoyed the class even with the capo 😉

    • @twelvemeister
      @twelvemeister 2 года назад

      Yes I've always wondered why the capo Mike. Is it cos the tune sounds better there. Why the 2cnd fret. Why was here comes the sun at the 7th fret. Is it just cos it sounds good and that's what the player feels like or is there a particular reason