@@JeremyPortillos Eventually I may. In the meanwhile, copy my finger positions. I’m not sure if I’m even accurate but seems right.

Thank you, Johnny. I’ve since learned to play it. 😅

Thank you! I was just learning and probably should have rehearsed the song a couple of times before hitting the record button. I’ll be adding some more Tedeschi Trucks playalongs in the near future.

@@lx7x7xl You did a very interesting job showing the alternation of the seven and minor seven chord. It was so practical. I also happen to have the same guitar so it was nice to see it on YT. Keep playing!

Thank you, Chris. Trying to get the feel for it.

There’s more nuance in the guitar stuff than I thought before I hit record. Couldn’t capture it all but yeah, fun and uplifting song.

I will pm you. Sorry for you and your family’s loss. Peace.

Thanks, Neil. I had struggled with it for years simply by not attempting to play it. 😂 I just sat and tried to make sense of it over a couple of hours time then winged it. Not sure if I was right and maybe overplayed it a bit. I suppose if I were covering it with a band I’d lay out and let the keys be dominant. It would be a tough one to cover for sure but you are already doing Steely Dan. I wish I could send you tabs but I didn’t learn it from tabs. PM me and perhaps we can video chat about the chords. facebook.com/share/EuAkzqbAtRAXgz1J/?mibextid=JRoKGi

Thank you for your kindness, Paul. The fractal FM3 having gotten close to that sound, pushed my playing onward. Thanks for listening.

Thank you, Nicolas. It’s very unconventional for me to play. I was also slightly out of tune. Love that song so much.

Love this song! Don’t think I got it down right before recording but it’s fun to see how Buckley’s creativity worked. Thanks for listening!

obrigado !

I’ve had a horrible setup for making vids, just recording from my iPhone. I’ve just bought a MacBook Pro and yesterday downloaded some recording software. After a few years of learning I’ll post more video but of much better quality. Thanks for the feedback and support! Peace.

Thank you, Shane. I probably should have spent some time with this one to pick up the nuances.

Thank you so much. It's easy to play.

Thank you, Jeffrey!

Many thanks! Certainly will. The blues are my roots.

Always wondered why it didn’t get played more on the radio. Great vibe!

right up there with "Jesus is just alright"....but the opening riff to this song is pure DB magic

I used to request this song from my local oldies station and the DJ would always say, I think this is Chicago not the Doobies. Every now and then I can get them to play it, but it's like pulling teeth!

I’ve been listening since being a kid in the early 70’s. I share that love for them. Peace.

Thank you so much, Jane. Morning Fog lives in my mind permanently without paying rent. It's been my favorite KB song since it was released in 1985. Yes, John Williams plays the nylon guitar part. I love how it is understated and blurs the lines between folk and latin feel. Nuance galore. Unfortunately I didn't rehearse it much before I recorded it so I improvised the feel. Appreciate the kindness!

@lx7x7xl yes a stunning song🎶🎶

I appreciate the critique, TheRealActualBryanFerry. 😂

5th fret capo.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much!

As it pleases BOB. In his name we braise.

Thanks for the encouragement and support. Love this song!

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Thank you, Beau. Didn’t quite nail it but it’s so much fun to play this song of my youth. I was 17 when this came out and rocked my world. Thanks for your kind comment.

Thank you! I am trying.

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@@DSKim-ej5uf Thank you for your kind, positive words and encouragement. Some day I will buy some recording gear to create better videos. The audio quality for all of my videos suffers so much because I'm only using an iPhone. My dream is have a room that is a studio setup with software for recording and editing. I may also offer lesson videos per song but I'm not certain yet. Most of my videos are improvised with little, and sometimes no, rehearsal of the songs. For every video I record, there are about 30-40 songs I had not recorded. Anyway, thanks so much for your kindness. Peace.

Thank so much, Jan. I will always return to this song with a fresh deep listen. If years go by, it will call for me. Peace.

Or home with a, now vintage, TEAC reel-to-reel.

Thank you!

Thanks Greg, I’ve been playing that one from time to time for a few years but don’t try to reproduce what’s going on and the nuance. Don’t have that kind of patience.

Thank you. I have a gift for knowing chords and memorizing things but cursed when trying to get things right perfectly. I also suffer from “just about right is ok by me” syndrome.

@@lx7x7xl keep it up definitely inspired me to learn more. I’m an older player just starting out.

I know what I’m doing wrong 🤦🏻‍♂️ I’m playing Stoned Temple Pilots 😂🤣 Stay Lit 🔥

I’m older too. 57. Been playing bass since 1980 and guitar since 1992.

@@lx7x7xl my man!!! I’m self taught and trying to understand theory and just started working on my scales. I do until my pain sets in then I need a break for awhile. You keep rocking 💚I’m the big 50 in two months. I’m looking into a Yamaha apx2t or something like that lol it’s a small travel guitar that I’ll bring with me everywhere. Life goals lol

It's a Fractal FM3 amp/cab modeler. I was using the Fractal version of a Mesa/Boogie Mk IIc+ going through 4x12's. So, it's like a recording of a mic'd Boogie through 4x12's. I'm actually running the output of the Fractal into stereo Friedman ASM-12s. If you aren't familiar, the Friedmans are powered full range-flat response (FRFR) monitors. They really rip and are good stage monitors for a big venue and even good to fill a good room.

Thank you, HK Guitar.

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You are right, Danny, for sure. I was just being real lazy and was already in e flat from other jams I was doing.

John, you are right. I’m thinking about posting instructions for all my performance/covers but it may take some time. I need to invest in computer recording software to do it right. If you need to know the chords please let me know. I’m not good with inversions so I’m only using standard chords.

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There’s a chord in there that I’m missing when it moves to a d something. Haven’t used the internet to look it up but wanted to stumble into it.

Thank you, MP, I’m not sure what Martyn is playing but I’m having a great time trying to cobble it together. If you know, please drop a message. Also the sound effects if ya know.

@@lx7x7xl I know what you mean, I’ve been studying that vid from the Sterling Uni concert and trying to figure out his hand positions, not having too much success tho. You’re very close with your choice of effects.

I kinda fell on the partial sound by using the Fractal FM3. There’s not much to go on within the internet. Please let me know if you ever get to the bottom of this. One of my favorite song vibes ever. I’m a latecomer to Martyn. He was always on the radar but just off the scope while I was distracted by other music.

Thanks, G. I hear the two also. Haven't researched at all, including amp/s used for the original recording.

Thanks, Robert. Played so much this weekend. Only record one or two each session today was soul/R&B plus a huge amount of Lucinda Williams.

Thank you, Doglao. I enjoy your channel and have subscribed. Peace.

Thank you.

I met Dug at one of our Human Zoo practices at Francisco’s Studios rehearsal place. I didn’t know who he was until he left. Lol. Guess I had never seen a single King’s X video. No, I haven’t seen a Lab Series modeler on my Fractal. I saw that Ty used it for this song. Is it on Ax ?

@@lx7x7xl My first experience with lab series was in high school battle of the bands. The music store in Pasadena, can't remember the name "Parker Music"??? provided the backline. I was so nervous about using a different amp, It sounded great. The Lab series really should have been my next amp purchase but I bought a twin reverb then the Rolland JC120. I think I just forgot about it unfortunately. Met Dug at an Alarm concert when I walked outside to smoke a cig. I was the only one out there I turned around and he was looking at me. Kinda freaked a bit inside, I can get weird sometimes with celebrity kinda tongue tied, but he was such a cool dude. In hindsight he may have just come out to say hello or get some fresh air. I was playing with the Chamberlains a lot then. I probably had every KingsX CD up to that point. AX? I'm still using the antiquated Eleven Rack.

I remember your Roland and that wide stereo chorus. Even my Fractal FM3 has been declared obsolete by the FM9. Not going to ditch it for a while.