Love this song! The chord progression in the verse is called a Line Cliche and it is used on many of my favorite songs. Beatles Something. Rod Stewart I Was Only Joking. Adele Someone Like You. Motley Crue Home Sweet Home. Frank Sinatra My Way. These are just a few off the top of my head!

i just love it when andy gets excited over a good song

One of my favorite lessons. So fun and solid reminder to change capo position to fit vocals.

Love your enthusiasm! When you say "you CAN do this!" I believe it! Great, fun song to learn and broken down perfectly. Another homerun, thanks so much!

It's one of those songs where the busy chords bely the easy feel of the song. Lovely little tune.

anyway, love this. I have to try this. never played before but I bought all my 4 kids guitars and now they're grown and gone, but they left nice guitars behind! love it. you are great too. love you

Good song selection Andy. The song threw me way back few decades ago. Especially with the voice of the intro. Cheers from Indonesia.

Really beautiful chord progression ! Love this song !

Gorgeous song, thanks for the lesson. "Please Come Home for Christmas" written by Charles Brown also has a similar 7th chord progression although it is uses A, AMaj7 and A7 instead of the C chords, the Eagles have a great version of that song.

Had this down in 5-10minutes 🙌🏽 Upto speed at 16th as I’m use to it and the quick transitions 👌🏽 cheers mate !

Thanks for the trip in the way back machine and a very nice lesson

Great song, great tutorial, thanks Andy! ;)

Great video Andy.

Just found your stuff - love it - looks like you’re having fun. As an old folkie - this was pretty easy to follow. But wow - I’m struggling with the finger work in Falling Slowly - But thanks for making me work.

I like how you leave your commentary to yourself in. You’ve got a subscriber in me

Fab lesson Andy many thanks 🙂👍

Another banger Andy !

Great lesson! That is the same walk down as These Days 😊

Bravo, Andy! Such a delightful song, and had hoped you would follow up your vid playing this with a lesson. As you say quite a few chords but it's worth persevering. Leigh Nash's voice on the original is so sweet but it's Ok for a male voice too. Thank you.

Hi Andy, just want to say you are such an amazing guitar tutor. I'm finally learning to play guitar thanks to you. Could you play 'Stone' from Whiskey Myers? That would be wonderful.

Great lesson!!! Picked this up after a couple of times. Not too hard for a beginner. Though the F to Gsus4 needs some practice

Love this song and have always wanted to give it a go. Not sure I can keep up with 16ths and all the fast chord changes and may need to simplify it for my level! Thanks so much Andy for doing this fab song 😊

You're awesome, new subscriber 🎶

Everybody's Talkin' - Uses a similar 7chord progression. Awesome vid

You really like this one!

I believe, Steel Panther uses that C - Cmaj7 - C7 chord progression too in their song "Weenie Ride". What I also like is the C - E - Am - C7 progression in that song (just before the 2nd verse).

That chord progression is nice but it was done previously by Alabama in My Homes in Alabama. Check it out.

You said you couldnt think of another example of the C sequence chords.......it is the same as 'Something' by The Beatles

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Hi Andy cn you please do a tutorial on how to remember chords in songs once you have learnt a few songs is it by what key the song is in ?

Dust in the wind by Kansas Intro uses c cm7 c7

Nice.

ive looked everywhere but cant find a tutorial or tabs for rafferty’s cover of ain’t no sunshine on his white flower album do you think you could do a quick rundown ? thank you:)

Solid

Hi Andy, is there a sheet music download available? Thank You.

Andy! Can you make a Starman by Bowie please

Thank you Andy you are a good teacher ,in a world of fakes you are the real thing good on you mate .

Like it 😊

After the intial C on the first beat you then make chords changes on the 2nd beat during the verse. I haven't seen it done this way on any other tutorial or music sheet. It still sounds good either way, but are you sure they change chords on the 2nd beat during the verse?

0:40 I'm not seeing the link to the chord sheet mentioned. I'm probably staring right at it, though. I checked the description of this video and the lesson in the beginners course as well.

Saw them in concert once at a christian music festical. Was a better concert then i thought it would be.

I've found the I-IM7-I7-IV sequence in several songs, does it have a name?

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Sir could you lesson on the song called strays by sleeping with siren

what did he do exactly at 7:12? what was that riff?

loved it 🤘

Just a suggestion. Could you clarify that although we're treating this piece as if played in the open position (as if the capo wasn't there) that if we do acknowlede the cape the chords and notes are actually not as described? Like saying "we're putting the capo into D# but were going to ignore that and pretend we are still in the open position" and then moving forwards. It's confusing having the notes be different to what you're saying without context. Other than that, great video.

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Of course, the best note of all is the hemi-demi-semi-quaver 😁

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Wow.. You so. Great Pls make tuti if love is blind by Tiffany 🙏😊💕

Would that progression count as a chromatism or as a modal interchange

Same three chords that open the verses of Something by The Beatles. If you're gonna lift can't go wrong with some George Harrison lol

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Another example... George Harrison/Beatles "Something". Very similar progression.

Great lesson but you forgot the bridge solo

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The Beatles-something chord progression

Just mute the sixth string except g cords for soothing sound 😊

By the way. I love the accent. Is t a bass? No, it's a baaaaseeeee 🤣

Cmaj7 nor Cm7

Something in the way she moves

George Harrison already did it ... "Something in the way she moves ..."

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and then he finds her bearded barley..... oh my!

bearded barley?

Too much talk

Tell Alison to stick to making sandwiches. 😉😂

Loved this up until after 7 mins when the visuals went off screen and I couldn't follow any more 🥲

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Use the free chord sheet we link to directly below the video here www.andyguitar.co.uk/songs/sixpence-none-the-richer-kiss-me/ Then you'll be able to follow 👌