you prolly dont care but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the new series on Instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend for the last days =)
Muchísimas gracias por la lista de los acordes. Voy a intentar tocar con una guitarra electrica con la base de la mano derecha tratando de silenciar las cuerdas para ver si sale el tono original de la versión por 38 Special. Esta es una melodía con la cual una persona que ama la música se llega a obsesionar, cómo yo, no solo por la música y su ejecución, sino también por el sentido de la letra.
@@johnfolsomtroy John: Being fully bilingual Spanish/English, I was going to rewrite my first message in English, but I figured the website translator can do that for anyone curious enough about it. As an aside, I am finding out through YT that there are many songs I considered exceptional from the time they were released, as is the case with Second Chance, based on comments from other viewers. Another example, Silver Spring by Fleetwood Mac. Thanks again for your posting.
@@lorenzoparedes2306 Yes I'm not fully bilingual. My Spanish is ok but I confess I used the translator; it makes things much easier which may or may not be a good thing. I just went and listened to Silver Springs and yes, another good one. I suppose you're aware that Fleetwood Mac was a band...an essentially different band...before the one most people know of, before there were any women in the band. The true engine of that band was Peter Green, great guitar player and singer who kinda lost his mind and left the band. Like I said, you may be aware already, but if not, check out the songs Oh Well and Rattlesnake Shake.
@@johnfolsomtroy I attended school near Boston, and got to meet a young guy who was a Fleetwood Mac expert. He claimed he had every recording they made, and I did get to listen to some of their earliest music, which lacked vocals. Their music would often be aired on "alternative" FM stations in the Boston area when FM broadcasting was just an oddity that many thought it would go away.
This got me in tears. So emotional! Thanks you for sharing. I’ve been watching video after video looking for the best cover, and I think I’ve found it. ❤️❤️
a lovely sweet cover of a great song...It's a tough song to sing if you are not use to the long notes and it definitely leaves you breathless in a lot of areas...but you know this is why it is endearing
Okay. I'm trying to approximate what 38 Special does, but these chords should work. And Brandon, the chords that are tight around a slash, like D/F#, would be a D chord with an F# in the bass. You probably know that but it looks a little confusing when the other slashes denote bars. Have fun and thanks. Capo 1st fret //: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m :// Asus2 / E / F#m / G / D / E / D/F# / E/G# / CH: //: Asus2 / E / Bm / D :// Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m / Bm / D / Asus2 V CH BR: E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A / E / A / E / E ...and so on... 2nd BR: //: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G# outro
@@brandoncalloway8779 The only video that I could find in the way of a tutorial was uploaded by a Spanish speaking gentleman and not being a Spanish speaker myself, I watched it mostly for the left and right hand close photography. He does cover the arpeggiated finger style parts as well as solos. He is playing an electric guitar instead of an acoustic, but he is using a clean signal path. He lists the arpeggiated chords as follows: Bb - F - Cm - Gm - Ab - Eb - F/A from what I could gather. The video is a bit hard to follow due to the language barrier (for me at least), but the video does have both hand close-ups and the information seems to be there. The gentleman's RUclips channel is: MESTREZELUIS and the video is entitled: Second Chance - 38 Special - (Lesson Completes). I am surprised that no one else seems to have a lesson/tutorial on this wonderful tune, but I hope this helps you out.. I am trying to learn this great song as well, but I am just a "re-beginner" after being away from the guitar for some 45 years. I am very rusty.
Capo 1st fret //: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m :// Asus2 / E / F#m / G / D / E / D/F# / E/G# / CH: //: Asus2 / E / Bm / D :// Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m / Bm / D / Asus2 V CH BR: E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A / E / A / E / E ...and so on... 2nd BR: //: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G# outro
@@donaldzarling1767 Sure man I hope it helps. I would only add the caveat that these are the chords I came up with playing along with the song. They're not official. They're my best attempt to sound like the song. Make whatever improvements you need to and have fun!
Thank you. I don't know the chords. That is, I don't know all the voicings. I played along with the song and tried to duplicate what the guitar player does. I tried to make it sound right. Thanks again.
@@johnfolsomtroy You certainly did it, sounds more than right. Thanks anyway I will try to follow your hands on the video and do some research on chords to try to arrive something close.
@@edermendez946 The only video that I could find in the way of a tutorial was uploaded by a Spanish speaking gentleman and not being a Spanish speaker myself, I watched it mostly for the left and right hand close photography. He does cover the arpeggiated finger style parts as well as solos. He is playing an electric guitar instead of an acoustic, but he is using a clean signal path. He lists the arpeggiated chords as follows: Bb - F - Cm - Gm - Ab - Eb - F/A from what I could gather. The video is a bit hard to follow due to the language barrier (for me at least), but the video does have both hand close-ups and the information seems to be there. The gentleman's RUclips channel is: MESTREZELUIS and the video is entitled: Second Chance - 38 Special - (Lesson Completes). I am surprised that no one else seems to have a lesson/tutorial on this wonderful tune, but I hope this helps you out.. I am trying to learn this great song as well, but I am just a "re-beginner" after being away from the guitar for some 45 years. I am very rusty.
@@k9er233 I used chordify and with capo on first fret this becomes to (A E Bm Gbm ) x5 then changes to G D E Bm E. And I think are the same as on this video
Capo 1st fret //: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m :// Asus2 / E / F#m / G / D / E / D/F# / E/G# / CH: //: Asus2 / E / Bm / D :// Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m / Bm / D / Asus2 V CH BR: E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A / E / A / E / E ...and so on... 2nd BR: //: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G# outro
Great Job!
I'm from argentina. My name is alejandro And THIS music i ear all mornimgs ... you are the best. Your guitar is so good
Amazing... !!
mesmerizing
Well done!!
Hell of a song, honest, heartfelt straightforward with mistakes. Perfect!
enjoyed your version
Gosh John that is so nice.😎
Thanks Ron. I tried to do justice to a good song.
Thank You so Much
First time seeing this , that was fantastic!
bro.... damn man
So lovely. Thank you. 🖤
my cardiologist agrees !!!
I need a third chance
Love your voice
Beautiful! Great guitar accompaniment! 💗
Great!
So schön...❤
Very nice.
Thank you!
Absolutely wonderful. Bravo!
you prolly dont care but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the new series on Instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend for the last days =)
@Stefan Cade yea, I have been using InstaFlixxer for months myself =)
Beautiful!
😔
Muchísimas gracias por la lista de los acordes. Voy a intentar tocar con una guitarra electrica con la base de la mano derecha tratando de silenciar las cuerdas para ver si sale el tono original de la versión por 38 Special. Esta es una melodía con la cual una persona que ama la música se llega a obsesionar, cómo yo, no solo por la música y su ejecución, sino también por el sentido de la letra.
Estoy de acuerdo con todo lo que dices sobre esta canción. Eso suena como un buen plan que tienes. ¡Diviértete y de nada!
@@johnfolsomtroy John: Being fully bilingual Spanish/English, I was going to rewrite my first message in English, but I figured the website translator can do that for anyone curious enough about it.
As an aside, I am finding out through YT that there are many songs I considered exceptional from the time they were released, as is the case with Second Chance, based on comments from other viewers. Another example, Silver Spring by Fleetwood Mac.
Thanks again for your posting.
@@lorenzoparedes2306 Yes I'm not fully bilingual. My Spanish is ok but I confess I used the translator; it makes things much easier which may or may not be a good thing. I just went and listened to Silver Springs and yes, another good one. I suppose you're aware that Fleetwood Mac was a band...an essentially different band...before the one most people know of, before there were any women in the band. The true engine of that band was Peter Green, great guitar player and singer who kinda lost his mind and left the band. Like I said, you may be aware already, but if not, check out the songs Oh Well and Rattlesnake Shake.
@@johnfolsomtroy I attended school near Boston, and got to meet a young guy who was a Fleetwood Mac expert. He claimed he had every recording they made, and I did get to listen to some of their earliest music, which lacked vocals. Their music would often be aired on "alternative" FM stations in the Boston area when FM broadcasting was just an oddity that many thought it would go away.
@@lorenzoparedes2306 Whaddyaknow I was in a band called the Pousette-Dart Band based in Cambridge all through the 70s.
This got me in tears. So emotional! Thanks you for sharing. I’ve been watching video after video looking for the best cover, and I think I’ve found it. ❤️❤️
It's a great song and a challenge (for me) to perform. I'm touched that it got to you. Thank you!
a lovely sweet cover of a great song...It's a tough song to sing if you are not use to the long notes and it definitely leaves you breathless in a lot of areas...but you know this is why it is endearing
Yeah I don't have the wind I used to have. Gracias, Elena.
Well done
Nice acoustic cover....
Fucking nice. Thanks
This is beautiful
This is very encouraging... well done man!
Muy bien John
¡Gracias!
Wow, nice
felicidades!
¡Gracias!
Very nice arrangement man. Can you share the chords ?
Okay. I'm trying to approximate what 38 Special does, but these chords should work. And Brandon, the chords that are tight around a slash, like D/F#, would be a D chord with an F# in the bass. You probably know that but it looks a little confusing when the other slashes denote bars. Have fun and thanks.
Capo 1st fret
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m ://
Asus2 / E / F#m / G /
D / E / D/F# / E/G# /
CH:
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / D ://
Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m /
Bm / D / Asus2
V
CH
BR:
E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A /
E / A / E / E
...and so on...
2nd BR:
//: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G#
outro
@@johnfolsomtroy wow thank you so much. I love this song and always wanted to know how to play it. Never could get it to sound right.
@@brandoncalloway8779 The only video that I could find in the way of a tutorial was uploaded by a Spanish speaking gentleman and not being a Spanish speaker myself, I watched it mostly for the left and right hand close photography. He does cover the arpeggiated finger style parts as well as solos. He is playing an electric guitar instead of an acoustic, but he is using a clean signal path. He lists the arpeggiated chords as follows: Bb - F - Cm - Gm - Ab - Eb - F/A from what I could gather. The video is a bit hard to follow due to the language barrier (for me at least), but the video does have both hand close-ups and the information seems to be there. The gentleman's RUclips channel is: MESTREZELUIS and the video is entitled: Second Chance - 38 Special - (Lesson Completes). I am surprised that no one else seems to have a lesson/tutorial on this wonderful tune, but I hope this helps you out.. I am trying to learn this great song as well, but I am just a "re-beginner" after being away from the guitar for some 45 years. I am very rusty.
Good job
What about chords brother
Capo 1st fret
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m ://
Asus2 / E / F#m / G /
D / E / D/F# / E/G# /
CH:
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / D ://
Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m /
Bm / D / Asus2
V
CH
BR:
E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A /
E / A / E / E
...and so on...
2nd BR:
//: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G#
outro
Thank you Brother
I’m a keyboardist.But there is none
So thank You so much.Can’t wait to play it Right
@@donaldzarling1767 Sure man I hope it helps. I would only add the caveat that these are the chords I came up with playing along with the song. They're not official. They're my best attempt to sound like the song. Make whatever improvements you need to and have fun!
Could you share the chords? Your version is beautiful
Thank you. I don't know the chords. That is, I don't know all the voicings. I played along with the song and tried to duplicate what the guitar player does. I tried to make it sound right. Thanks again.
@@johnfolsomtroy You certainly did it, sounds more than right. Thanks anyway I will try to follow your hands on the video and do some research on chords to try to arrive something close.
@@edermendez946 The only video that I could find in the way of a tutorial was uploaded by a Spanish speaking gentleman and not being a Spanish speaker myself, I watched it mostly for the left and right hand close photography. He does cover the arpeggiated finger style parts as well as solos. He is playing an electric guitar instead of an acoustic, but he is using a clean signal path. He lists the arpeggiated chords as follows: Bb - F - Cm - Gm - Ab - Eb - F/A from what I could gather. The video is a bit hard to follow due to the language barrier (for me at least), but the video does have both hand close-ups and the information seems to be there. The gentleman's RUclips channel is: MESTREZELUIS and the video is entitled: Second Chance - 38 Special - (Lesson Completes). I am surprised that no one else seems to have a lesson/tutorial on this wonderful tune, but I hope this helps you out.. I am trying to learn this great song as well, but I am just a "re-beginner" after being away from the guitar for some 45 years. I am very rusty.
@@k9er233 Thanks a lot for the help
@@k9er233 I used chordify and with capo on first fret this becomes to (A E Bm Gbm ) x5 then changes to G D E Bm E. And I think are the same as on this video
Someone chords me please
Capo 1st fret
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m ://
Asus2 / E / F#m / G /
D / E / D/F# / E/G# /
CH:
//: Asus2 / E / Bm / D ://
Asus2 / E / Bm / F#m /
Bm / D / Asus2
V
CH
BR:
E / A / F#m / D F#/C# Bm A /
E / A / E / E
...and so on...
2nd BR:
//: D / E / D/F# / E/G# :// E/G#
outro
@@johnfolsomtroy Big love Legend 🤝