I love how he threw the AC/DC reference in at 1:40 for a split second. That is extremely helpful to those of us who are always trying to "connect the dots" of unrelated songs in order to gain a greater understanding of musical structures. Bravo, Sir!
I love your videos Mike, when I need a refresher for a riff you generally already have done it. So here's one for you, only because this song reminds me of them, Honeymoon Suite New Girl Now. Definitely dating myself with that one.
hey thanks for the kind words. AND YES,.......I LOVE THAT SONG.i may already have a lesson on it.type in mike gross honeymoon suite on utube.i may have it.KEEP ROCKIN'
I think I checked and none that I found. So here is a personal question for you, and not sure if anyone has ever asked, what was your very first guitar?
Good lesson! However, when I listen to the tune, it sounds like there are two guitars which play slightly different chords during many sections, but most obviously during the main riff, at the 'C9 chord to G/B' transition. I swear that I can hear the low E string playing notes during both of those two chords, and possibly the D string too, and it would be impossible for all of those notes to be created by one person. I am curious, because I love the immensely dense sound at that point in that riff. Could you have a listen & let me know what you think re: that section? Thanks!
I also hear a low E string in there and something that isn't a normal triad on the second chord. I think the progression is something like D Fadd9 Em. The Fadd9 is played 1 3 3 0 x x I find the Fadd9 difficult to arch my hand to though so I tend to end up just playing F5 in the lower three strings!
Don't forget AC/DC. Lots of songs built around these chords, plus all three of those songs are tuned down a least a half step. I believe AC/DC is more like a 1/4 step down.
My phone shut down in the middle of a post so I'm not sure you got this but I was wondering if you could make a lesson on sebastian bachs kicking and screaming.
HI! Great job! I think the major problem with making tabs to this song is that the both guitarists are playing different chords. Listen to the original and to the different live versions and learn. The chords played are going nicely together though. Do yer own version, ha-ha! As long as it sounds good.
Tabs show the root notes D, F, E as the last three in the verse; great for bass, but miss the subtle major/minor kisses that give those great dissonant tones. The modified C9, GB nails it.. Thanks!
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I love how he threw the AC/DC reference in at 1:40 for a split second. That is extremely helpful to those of us who are always trying to "connect the dots" of unrelated songs in order to gain a greater understanding of musical structures. Bravo, Sir!
Pat and Jim loved AC/DC, Black Sabbath, etc. I got to hang out with them for months.
I love your videos Mike, when I need a refresher for a riff you generally already have done it. So here's one for you, only because this song reminds me of them, Honeymoon Suite New Girl Now. Definitely dating myself with that one.
hey thanks for the kind words. AND YES,.......I LOVE THAT SONG.i may already have a lesson on it.type in mike gross honeymoon suite on utube.i may have it.KEEP ROCKIN'
I think I checked and none that I found. So here is a personal question for you, and not sure if anyone has ever asked, what was your very first guitar?
You're the absolute best Mike! Thanks so much for taking your time to do this one.
I loved this! Thank you
Love the lesson dude.i think the smithereens used two rickenbachers.
Thanks. I heard this tune this morning on sirius xm. One of my favorites.
Good lesson! However, when I listen to the tune, it sounds like there are two guitars which play slightly different chords during many sections, but most obviously during the main riff, at the 'C9 chord to G/B' transition. I swear that I can hear the low E string playing notes during both of those two chords, and possibly the D string too, and it would be impossible for all of those notes to be created by one person. I am curious, because I love the immensely dense sound at that point in that riff. Could you have a listen & let me know what you think re: that section? Thanks!
Jim and Pat are playing slightly different parts. I toured with them back in the early 90's. Watched them every night. RIP Pat D.
@@dougtull4594 Anyone know the parts?
I also hear a low E string in there and something that isn't a normal triad on the second chord. I think the progression is something like D Fadd9 Em. The Fadd9 is played 1 3 3 0 x x I find the Fadd9 difficult to arch my hand to though so I tend to end up just playing F5 in the lower three strings!
@@tededwards3634 I think you guys are right. U can def hear F and E low strings there
Great lesson . Thanks Mike.
really good song really good lesson. the riff reminds me of van halens version of you really got me.
Don't forget AC/DC. Lots of songs built around these chords, plus all three of those songs are tuned down a least a half step. I believe AC/DC is more like a 1/4 step down.
Great Song - another Great Lesson - thanks.
Can you give me an idea on how to plat Heartbreaker by Nantucket
newbie here love ur style!
Wow thank you, I was thinking abou this song a few days ago!!
Good for kB also..nice!!
And the solo, Mike?
You did fine showing the basic chords, but the thrill is the solo.
thanks mike appreciate it
My phone shut down in the middle of a post so I'm not sure you got this but I was wondering if you could make a lesson on sebastian bachs kicking and screaming.
HI! Great job! I think the major problem with making tabs to this song is that the both guitarists are playing different chords. Listen to the original and to the different live versions and learn. The chords played are going nicely together though. Do yer own version, ha-ha! As long as it sounds good.
Yep Mike.....It's always the B string !
Tabs show the root notes D, F, E as the last three in the verse; great for bass, but miss the subtle major/minor kisses that give those great dissonant tones.
The modified C9, GB nails it.. Thanks!
Thank you Mr. Gross.
Love them,they're from jersey
geez i need glasses at first i thought the title to this movie was "how to play like a girl" lol!
Tuned to Eb - minor pain as I am NOT tuning down. I'll just have to work with it
sometimes bruh..we just MUST;)
MIKE GROSS ROCKINGUITARLESSONS1 Especially if you want to play Kiss, Alice In Chains, some Lynyrd Skynyrd, etc.
Im friggin beggin u please do bringing on the heartbreak and im not okay by my chemical romance please please please please please
I got it Mann,
which tuning he is using? the basic? E A D G B E
Diogo Viriato He's tuned down a half step; he should have made that clear. Most Smithereens songs are tuned down..
Stephen Minion "HE" did. 1:03
Diogo Viriato flat-half step down 1:03
Thank you Mike. Now I get it!
+Diogo Viriato From highest to lowest: Eb Bb Gb Db Ab Eb
ehem edwyn collins?
Different song
***** can tell lol
ok confused now
incorrect
CORRECT
Ok...but wrong chords
nope
I really wish someone would bring the track up half a step...
I would really like to see how L.A. Connection,Rainbow looks when playing
Your very first chord sounded slightly like Highway to hell