The Japanese sure do know how to make "Feel good" music. I just adore this song to death. With songs like this existing in the world, why do we still have wars and grief? This is just so sublime.
" With songs like this existing in the world, why do we still have wars and grief?" i would say because the people who make songs like this and the the people who listen to songs like this are not in charge...and also you know stuff happens...people get into fights ...its human nature ina sense...but humans should know better by now... "The Japanese sure do know how to make "Feel good" music." yeah i showed my friend whos a real good guitarist and he didnt seem super impressed but i told him sure Masayoshi isnt the most technical or the most original artist but he has a a little bit of everything...technique ...originality....style...great musicians behind him ...good composer...and it all turns into just like you said feel good music....it really brightens your day...
Just like everyone else I love this song!! I tried my best to get the chords (concert pitch) They're a little sharp in the tuning :) 0:02 Intro: GM7/A Ab7/Bb GM7/A 0:18 A-section: (DM7 B-7 E-7 A7) ( ~ ) ( ~ ) E-9 E-9 E-9 A 0:34 A-section2: (DM7 B-7 E-7 A7) ( ~ ) ( ~ ) E-9 E-9 F- B-7 C#7 E-7 A A 0:55 Chorus: DM9 E-7/A repeats at 2:44 the entire thing starts over again, once at chorus it repeats until the end
to be fair George made that song popular but its not his song at least i dont think...someone else wrote it and Gabor Szabo played it first ...but his version is a little different... George Benson really put that song on the map....
@@Red4350 You're Bang On,the tune was written by Bobby Womack and you can find it on the Album "High Contrast" by Hungarian guitarist Gabor Szabo with Bobby playing rhythm guitar.Recorded and released in 1971 on the Blue Thumb Label I am delighted to have the vinyl release-BTS 28 along with many other highly recommended Szabo LPS.By the way,you may have noticed that Carlos Santana frequently slips into "Breezin'" when playing live particularly on "Samba Pa Ti"-Great tune!-Jay from the UK.
i'll do my best to get it! (concert pitch, sorry I don't know guitar pitch) They're a little sharp in the tuning :) 0:02 Intro: GM7/A Ab7/Bb GM7/A 0:18 A-section: (DM7 B-7 E-7 A7) ( ~ ) ( ~ ) E-9 E-9 E-9 A 0:34 A-section2: (DM7 B-7 E-7 A7) ( ~ ) ( ~ ) E-9 E-9 F- B-7 C#7 E-7 A A 0:55 Chorus: DM9 E-7/A repeats at 2:44 the entire thing starts over again, once at chorus it repeats until the end Hope it helps! I love this song too but I can't play too well
