Thank God you know how to teach. This guy Tim Thompson tries to teach with you standing behind him. I graduated from Peabody for classical and studied with Carl Filipiak for years and I have never had to stand behind an instructor. Thanks so much for doing this properly. God bless you .
Absolutely incredible job on a fantastic song... I would love to be able to listen to a song like this and figure out the chords...it’s just a little above my pay grade right now...but I’m working on it...thanks a million Dave and rock on my brother!!!!!
I wasn’t surprised finding you do this song Dave. And I’m glad! This song was running through my mind for the last few hours for some odd reason. I’m going to have to try it soon. Always dig your channel and your excellent chops and insights.
Thanks for all of your work Dave, so many great tunes, you have impeccable taste. You save so much time and most importantly my hearing, all I have to do is watch your video and I've got it. I spend a lot of time writing and recording but I always wanted to learn many of these tunes. Steely Dan has inched ahead of the Beatles for me in the last few years so keep them coming.
Very cool and your voice sound good on this. I went back through your videos and worked on Dirty Work and any Major Dude yesterday and before that How Deep is your love which is how i found your channel. I'm a good enough player to be able to learn the stuff the way you teach it although I am learning it all on electric as both my acoustics are out right now... Thanks for the info and inspiration.
Excellent Tutorial!!! Insane cords! Great job explaining them. I’m a Ramones kind of guy, my knowledge is basically major bar cords with the occasional minor or 7 cord. You are a great teacher.
Another great selection...very cool chords... that requires a trained ear to hear and then voice on the guitar. Thanks, and thanks to S D for amazing musical compositions that never get old.
Beautiful as always, thank you so much I’ve been playing that song but some of these Voicings are much better. Your musical tastes are impeccable they run pretty parallel to mine, I love the spinners so much. Every time I see you post a lesson by an artist or group that I like it just makes me smile and I can’t wait to watch you work your way through it. Thanks again.
...imagine my surprise when I saw you... revealing the hidden mysteries of these heretofore inscrutable jazz chords! The Oscar winning Chinatown premiered 9 months before this baby was born and Al Stewart's Year of the Cat followed the next year. Fu Manchu got nothing on you, Dave.
Sweet! Always excited for a new lesson, but especially more Steely Dan. Any chance you would consider The Boston Rag? It’s a deeper cut for sure, but a really great song. I’ve tried to piece an acoustic version together and a few things don’t sound quite right.
My favorite SD song....mostly for the chords you mentioned.....thanks for the guitar lesson......your vocal needs work but that isn't the point of this haha.
Hey Dave, great lesson. Have you ever heard the Kathy Lied demos & out takes that were released a few years ago? It features Dr. Wu and a few other songs in their rare\un-mastered states. It's great to hear some of those songs with minimal production. they sound more like a jam session. You can hear just how great that band was. Here's a link to the album ruclips.net/video/iKnjpl8Rv4g/видео.html Bad Sneakers (my favorite one, really funky) is from 3:33-6:38 Doctor Wu is from 12:51-16:20 and there are a bunch others.
Thank God you know how to teach. This guy Tim Thompson tries to teach with you standing behind him. I graduated from Peabody for classical and studied with Carl Filipiak for years and I have never had to stand behind an instructor. Thanks so much for doing this properly. God bless you .
always the best place to look for the correct voicings. I never would have tried this without these videos. Great job
Absolutely fantastic job on that! Your chord choices never fail to impress. Thank you!
You make such a legendary song look effortless. Thanks to you, I can now play this beautiful song rather well.
Thank you.
Glad I could help.
how did i miss this gem of your lessons Dave - outstanding!!!
Absolutely incredible job on a fantastic song... I would love to be able to listen to a song like this and figure out the chords...it’s just a little above my pay grade right now...but I’m working on it...thanks a million Dave and rock on my brother!!!!!
FANTASTIC!!! 😂 Thanks Love the Dan great job.
I wasn’t surprised finding you do this song Dave. And I’m glad! This song was running through my mind for the last few hours for some odd reason. I’m going to have to try it soon. Always dig your channel and your excellent chops and insights.
Thanks for all of your work Dave, so many great tunes, you have impeccable taste. You save so much time and most importantly my hearing, all I have to do is watch your video and I've got it. I spend a lot of time writing and recording but I always wanted to learn many of these tunes. Steely Dan has inched ahead of the Beatles for me in the last few years so keep them coming.
Very cool and your voice sound good on this. I went back through your videos and worked on Dirty Work and any Major Dude yesterday and before that How Deep is your love which is how i found your channel. I'm a good enough player to be able to learn the stuff the way you teach it although I am learning it all on electric as both my acoustics are out right now... Thanks for the info and inspiration.
Totally dig the Dan… No one else like them
Excellent Tutorial!!! Insane cords! Great job explaining them. I’m a Ramones kind of guy, my knowledge is basically major bar cords with the occasional minor or 7 cord. You are a great teacher.
I guess I be playing that for the next week...😎...thats amazing....thanks Dave...
Thanks Dave! You choose great and challenging songs to teach. I dig it!
Thank you
Fantastic tutorial of a fantastic song. Thanks!
Love it. Great job. Thanks for doing this
As far as I'm concerned, you can never do too much Steely Dan. Thank you for this!
A great pick me up on an otherwise gloomy day! Man, I love the Dan, almost as much as I appreciate this lesson! Thanks, Dave!
Love this stuff. You stepped it up a notch POWWW!
Great tutorial as always Dave, awesome work man 😀🤘🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Brilliant tune Dave, brings back great memories 👍🏻 going to be busy the next days. You take care bud. 🙏🏻
One of my favorite Steely Dan songs. Thanks for breaking it down Dave. Great lesson.
Great job. I will learn that after the Billy Joel song thank you very much
Another great selection...very cool chords... that requires a trained ear to hear and then voice on the guitar. Thanks, and thanks to S D for amazing musical compositions that never get old.
What a great lesson sir, i would love to see you sir play why is it me by england dan and john ford coley.
Great lesson as always. Thank you, Dave. LOL when looking at some comments in light of how Steely Dan got their name, unintentional fun I'm sure....
That was a great Steely Dan lesson you nailed it like always that is a great song thanks for all you do
Great job Dave, sure appreciate the clear and accurate lesson. And, your video outro piece sounds killer. 🎵
Very nice Dave! Thanks for this great lesson
Outstanding
Beautiful as always, thank you so much I’ve been playing that song but some of these Voicings are much better. Your musical tastes are impeccable they run pretty parallel to mine, I love the spinners so much. Every time I see you post a lesson by an artist or group that I like it just makes me smile and I can’t wait to watch you work your way through it. Thanks again.
Wow...wow...wow...
...imagine my surprise when I saw you... revealing the hidden mysteries of these heretofore inscrutable jazz chords! The Oscar winning Chinatown premiered 9 months before this baby was born and Al Stewart's Year of the Cat followed the next year. Fu Manchu got nothing on you, Dave.
Nice Dave! It's a great song, certainly better than Mr Wu is a window cleaner, by George Formby 😃
Sounds right!
So many maj so happy might be happier than More than a Feeling by Boston. Of coarse I dig Steely Dan even though they’re so damn happy
Sweet! Always excited for a new lesson, but especially more Steely Dan. Any chance you would consider The Boston Rag? It’s a deeper cut for sure, but a really great song. I’ve tried to piece an acoustic version together and a few things don’t sound quite right.
My favorite SD song....mostly for the chords you mentioned.....thanks for the guitar lesson......your vocal needs work but that isn't the point of this haha.
Hey Dave, great lesson. Have you ever heard the Kathy Lied demos & out takes that were released a few years ago? It features Dr. Wu and a few other songs in their rare\un-mastered states. It's great to hear some of those songs with minimal production. they sound more like a jam session. You can hear just how great that band was.
Here's a link to the album
ruclips.net/video/iKnjpl8Rv4g/видео.html
Bad Sneakers (my favorite one, really funky) is from 3:33-6:38
Doctor Wu is from 12:51-16:20
and there are a bunch others.
And I almost forgot, there's an out takes for The Royal Scam as well...
ruclips.net/video/eB__w7ntHq8/видео.html
Very cool thanks for this....
That E 11 sounds like the first chord in Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" Anyone else hear that?
Yes but I believe it's a D11 in Maiden Voyage, that goes into an Fmaj9.
You could also see it as C/D to C/F