Haven't been able to get this song out of my head for the last month or so! What a coincidence. Surprised you didn't mention what other super famous person did vocals in the background... 😋
Awesome awesome awesome! Love Carly Simon and Linda Ronstadt and all those old songs from some amazing female artists. Funny how they’re considered pop, but compared to today’s standards. It’s more like soulful folks singing. Way off the normal beat but very awesome lesson!
This was pop music in the early seventies. Sure there was more disposable types of pop music, but generally it was all pretty good. Pop music these days is pretty much ALL disposable.
This channel should have a million + followers based on the accuracy and skill of KDA compared to the numerous guitar channels with massive followings that don't have a fraction of the talent and information found throughout his videos. Please never stop posting videos!
Kelly - Always great to see your lessons. You keep getting better. And yes, keep singing. It's something musicians need to do even if they're not a vocalist. You're just damn fun to watch and hear!
I really wanted to learn the solo portion, so thanks much.........nice job. One of my favorite solos from back in the day, but not one that most people would think of.
Great! Variety is good. These former pop songs of my youth had great solos, such as Karen Carpenter's, "Goodbye to Love" ending solos. These gems are wonderful. Thank you for teaching this.
excellent! K, are we thinkin of the same guy, bushy brown hair (lots) parted down the middle? i'm picturing this guy , but it's like 1975...there abouts...nice job by the way
This is a classic song from a great song writer. From the haunting bass line intro to the amazing lyrics. Who would think of rhyming yacht, apricot and gavotte? I believe it’s Mick Jagger singing backup on the chorus. I never thought to attempt the solo because it was slide. Thank you!
Man, I love the way you think and your taste in music. “Hey that sounds good and no one has done it, so I’ll do a tutorial”. 🤔
Great stuff Kelly👍😎
That is a classic memorable solo.
Great singing hubby 😍 Now the girls on this channel will go wild 😂 keep the wedding band on 🤣
No problem sweetheart! No girls on this channel anyway, haha.
The variety of music you cover on here is amazing.
Like to keep ya on your toes, haha.
Haven't been able to get this song out of my head for the last month or so! What a coincidence. Surprised you didn't mention what other super famous person did vocals in the background... 😋
I admit, I wasn't expecting you to sing, but it really helps the explanation. Great job, Kelly! 👍
You should grace us with your singing voice more often! (And nice choice of song, too)
Thanks mate! A little shaky, but not bad I guess, haha. Problem is that I have zero range.
Thanks!
Awesome awesome awesome! Love Carly Simon and Linda Ronstadt and all those old songs from some amazing female artists. Funny how they’re considered pop, but compared to today’s standards. It’s more like soulful folks singing. Way off the normal beat but very awesome lesson!
This was pop music in the early seventies. Sure there was more disposable types of pop music, but generally it was all pretty good. Pop music these days is pretty much ALL disposable.
This channel should have a million + followers based on the accuracy and skill of KDA compared to the numerous guitar channels with massive followings that don't have a fraction of the talent and information found throughout his videos. Please never stop posting videos!
Such a cool solo!! Always been a real favorite!!
Kelly - Always great to see your lessons. You keep getting better. And yes, keep singing. It's something musicians need to do even if they're not a vocalist. You're just damn fun to watch and hear!
I could listen to Kelly even if I didn’t play guitar.
Damn dude that is an awesome solo in that song! Those unison bends; love ‘em!
Thank you, Thank you. This absolutely has been in my top 5 songs. No I can play it thanks to you
I really wanted to learn the solo portion, so thanks much.........nice job. One of my favorite solos from back in the day, but not one that most people would think of.
Really good explanation on the solo!
Great! Variety is good. These former pop songs of my youth had great solos, such as Karen Carpenter's, "Goodbye to Love" ending solos. These gems are wonderful. Thank you for teaching this.
This is really cool. I’m glad you brook this down. The bass lines are cool too
Tks for the tutorial as this would work in our small band as the lead girl singer loves Carly Simon ;-)
Way to follow your guitar Muse! Excellent work!
Good job 👍
Great choice Kelly! Earlier this year i learned 'its too late' by Carol King. Another cool song!
excellent! K, are we thinkin of the same guy, bushy brown hair (lots) parted down the middle? i'm picturing this guy , but it's like 1975...there abouts...nice job by the way
Sounds great on electric. Thanks for sharing
Great one for out of left field! Love it!
Excellent content. Thanks for sharing, very inspiring.
just got turned on to you ... i like your approach to teaching ... choice of music is great also ... thanks man
This is a classic song from a great song writer. From the haunting bass line intro to the amazing lyrics. Who would think of rhyming yacht, apricot and gavotte? I believe it’s Mick Jagger singing backup on the chorus. I never thought to attempt the solo because it was slide. Thank you!
Quite beyond my abilities as yet, but enjoyed watching this.
Fantastic lesson on this classic, thank you so much for sharing with us, we appreciate yah!!!😀👍
Nice.👍👍👍👍👍
Can you do Return of the Prince by RUSH? thank You
Trust me ...nice choice.
Faster Pussycat 😃