Thank you so much for sharing this. In my opinion, that opening riff is legendary. There’s just something about it that gives me butterflies in my stomach every time I hear it which goes way back to when it was originally released so thank you for sharing how to play this.
While the original group (The Iveys, that became Badfinger) were all Welsh, the lineup that hit it big consisted of 2 Welshmen, Pete & Mike, and 2 Liverpudlians from England, Tom & Joey. Love your channel Kelly, you're a great player and have taught me a lot, always look forward to your efforts...Cheers!
Such a talented band, they put together some fantastic songs. Wonder what they could have become. Thanks Kelly for bringing these tunes to light again. They still sound fresh to me. 53 years ago, wow, their music has aged well
As a drummer in a band in the 70s. I didn't realize how good our guitar players were. 4 pc band. 1 lead/rhythm 1 rhythm, bass and drums. Our opening song was mostly TELL ME WHY, BEATLES. Showing off with our 3 part harmony. Lol
Why did they use capo it sounds the same? Do you have recomend on amp sound ? You are a great teacher. Do you have lesson for purchase. Thanks for this one
I'm 64. One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands. Thank you for this! I can still remember hearing in on my radio when I was a kid.
@tbdog99 my pleasure mate! These guys had melody for days. Shame they got so screwed over by practically everyone around them.
Thank you so much for sharing this. In my opinion, that opening riff is legendary. There’s just something about it that gives me butterflies in my stomach every time I hear it which goes way back to when it was originally released so thank you for sharing how to play this.
A great song from a great band. Well taught as usual. Nice one Kelly Dean 😊
Great song and you have some great shirt brother.
Nice flashback to ages ago and the lesson to take us back to a time and place.
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Love your puppy!
Recharge those batteries my friend, So important ! Especially when you work as hard as you do. Such a great song. Thank you again.
Glad you added this gem after other Badfinger lesson!! Thank you KDA!!
Love that tune. Thanks Kelly
Thank you Kelly. Now I know the bridge part correctly, as well as the solo and the ending!
That was an awesome lesson! Thank you so much. Loved it.
Great stuff. thanks for keeping us inspired ♪♫♪♫♪
While the original group (The Iveys, that became Badfinger) were all Welsh, the lineup that hit it big consisted of 2 Welshmen, Pete & Mike, and 2 Liverpudlians from England, Tom & Joey. Love your channel Kelly, you're a great player and have taught me a lot, always look forward to your efforts...Cheers!
Killer! I of my favorite ❤️
GREAT follow-up to your last video! As always, you did a great job working this one out. Enjoy your new pup.
Another fav thanks again. Tragic band, they could have been huge...
Their manager... what a pathetic piece of work HE was. And now he's dead too. All his greedy shenanigans for naught.
Such a talented band, they put together some fantastic songs. Wonder what they could have become.
Thanks Kelly for bringing these tunes to light again. They still sound fresh to me. 53 years ago, wow, their music has aged well
Enjoy your lessons and congratulations on the new puppy 🐶
As a drummer in a band in the 70s. I didn't realize how good our guitar players were. 4 pc band. 1 lead/rhythm 1 rhythm, bass and drums. Our opening song was mostly TELL ME WHY, BEATLES. Showing off with our 3 part harmony. Lol
Great lesson! Thanks!
Missed you! Great lesson!
Thank you again! Really enjoying your lessons!
Thank you again for another great video.
Thank you so much Kelly! This is one of those songs I've always wanted to play, and after years of working at it, I can almost play it as well as you!
Awesome, I always loved this band. Thanks
You never stop! Thanks so much!! I was wondering If you play all this through software. It sounds great.
Reminds me of jr high.
Fun lesson to enjoy. Its got it all. Just subbed. Thanks!!
Thanks!
Hey man, you're awesome, thanks for that!
Why did they use capo it sounds the same? Do you have recomend on amp sound ? You are a great teacher. Do you have lesson for purchase. Thanks for this one
Have you ever done Jungle Love by The Steve Miller Band? That one eludes me. I'm thinking an open tuning possibly?
Yes Yes Yes PLEASE!!!
Top Shelf Skills as a player and a teacher
We use pups like that for huge catfish bait. Didn't know they were pets..hmm. Interesting.
Reminds me of jr high.