Chordplay - The Chords Of Nile Rodgers

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Hey everyone! here's the next episode of Chordplay with The Chords Of Nile Rodgers. I've had a number of requests to feature some of Nile's legendary music, not to mention plenty of requests to feature more funk, soul, R&B, and even disco music - and you'll find all of these styles (and more) hiding in this lesson.
The chord-based and rhythm guitar parts featured in this lesson include a number of classics from Nile's catalog of hits - including famous song selections by Chic, Sister Sledge, Mick Jagger, Norma Jean, and more! You'll find funky chord riffs and sections of songs such as Saturday, (Funny) Bone, Le Freak, Secrets, Thinking Of You, I Like Love, and more!
Needless to say, if you're a fan of Nile Rodgers legendary music, a player searching for more insight into funk/soul/R&B guitar chords, a player looking to improve their rhythm/comping ability, or maybe you're just curious what all the FUNK is about - this lesson is totally for you! Give this episode a view, leave some comments/feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!
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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 43

@bmac5085 Месяц назад

You must've read my mind. I've been thinking all day to look up video's on Nile Rodgers playing and here we are 😅

@brooklynsoundgarage Месяц назад

I had the pleasure of meeting Nile when he came in to the studio to record a guitar part on an artist’s song, he brought the Hitmaker, and was such a a nice guy.

@normanwhaley3024 Месяц назад

We are getting closer to "Johnny Marr"

@fasteagle9959 Месяц назад

Old head here. Every since I saw your Shawn Lane and Allan Holdsworth videos, I’ve been hooked!! You’re awesome my dear brother. Much love from Memphis ❤️

@Cookiedust-h5o Месяц назад

That progression from 'Saturday' is fantastic! Thanks!

@manuelfresco6879 Месяц назад

This guy reduced it to the max. But still, every single tone has his room to be heard. He learned me a lot about chord progression on guitar. The root is somewhere, the leading tone of course, and some funny/funky extencion that gives it the flavor. That's Jazz man........sorry for my english

@alainkempa2139 Месяц назад

He worked with Daft Punk as well;-) Nice late lesson !

@steveo44 Месяц назад

What a legend Nile is. Love his style of playing. His stuff with Bowie was great. Imagine seeing him and SRV in the same studio!. Great lesson. Great channel

@billyknowdownside5026 Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing, great insight. I like to play in the dark 1 night a week (looking less often at fingers), I like to smile more while i play, it really does take more effort to engage the audience. You are killin it.

@iainmacdonald8099 6 часов назад

Smile rock is coming back

@piperofsimms Месяц назад

I really enjoy playing Daft Punk's "Lose Yourself To Dance". Constant strumming to practice with. Thx Dave !

@harrisonbergeron5393 Месяц назад

Plays just awesome then says 'you know, something like that' :) I love these videos

@ewan_ou182 Месяц назад

Well done David; yet another fantastic lesson. I love his playing - particularly his own funky stuff. I like his work old school funk with Chic, but his more modern sound with Daft Punk is crazy good. I watched a clinic of his (a few years back), and he was talking about how other guitarists try to copy his style but most don’t get it right. His technique, which provides his unique sound is this: (paraphrasing) “I only play 3 strings at any one time. They are not always the same 3, in fact they can be any 3 string combination…” I saw Chic play at the Sydney Opera House in 2017 - one special night. thanks for the lessons David. I look forward to your next episode.

@simonmorley9962 Месяц назад

Thank you, Dave. That's a fab lesson! Love a bit of funk. Nile is an utter legend.

@larrythomas7512 Месяц назад

FUNKY BREWSKI 😮...Get your WINGS...

@coalfacechris1336 Месяц назад

Killer as usual, Dave. Not really enamored by lists like the Rolling Stone rag deal but placing Nile Rodgers 7th is not unfair. Legend!

@billwarkentin3630 Месяц назад

Thanks, David! I grew up on 70's and 80's hard rock, but always loved Le Freak! Great, funky riff!

@guenterjaklitsch6561 Месяц назад

Great stuff David ! - time for some silk sonic

@beppemaniglia Месяц назад

Very cool, Dave. Also interesting to see your right hand happily flying around wide open at the beginning, compared to your usual minimal and very controlled movements! You rock!

@carlospellot2426 Месяц назад

Cool!! More Active guitar parts. Love rhythm workouts.

@iainmacdonald8099 6 часов назад

I’ve dedicated my life to the first five Fretz. I don’t care if I never solo again

@BigSlimMoody.247 Месяц назад

Nile also worked with Jeff Beck on his album Flash.

@19501960 Месяц назад

top upload for us guitarists.

@greg77hot Месяц назад

wow ...Awesome Dave...love Funk !❤❤❤

@hod8931 Месяц назад

Cool ! Thanks!

@VALINOR24 Месяц назад

Spot on with this one Dave, as always. Please do the chords Paco de Lucia next, that would be a great lesson as a follow up the Flamenco chords lesson you did a few years back. Thank you.

@2kevinbarrett Месяц назад

More on the funky side of things will always be welcome 🎉

@user-du1yk7uk9v Месяц назад

There are so many great DISCO-FUNK incredible Musicians and guitar players (almost all came from jazz)in this great genre that is a shame that they are not as famous as Nile Rodgers is . I love many styles of music but my favourites are DISCO-FUNK and AORock. Check Change and BBQband with the incredible Davide Romani on bass and Paolo Gianolio on guitar or Ray Parker It's time to party now or Al McKay from Earth Wind and Fire and so on.

@andy100hp Месяц назад

Nile is a real cool cat

@aylbdrmadison1051 Месяц назад

A lot of rock guitarists don't realize how much they're influenced by Niles guitar work. I first discovered that was true when I saw David Bowie live in the 80's.

@davemish4163 22 дня назад

Nile's guitar playing should be required study for all guitarists.

@knightfall9394 Месяц назад

since you did something on nile can we get a lesson on ray parker jr? He’s got a lot of really neat rhythm guitar parts and has played on (and written) lots of songs for people

@RustyMadd 11 дней назад

@LateNightLessons Hey David, are you really using that Behringer V-Amp Pro on a clean patch for all of these videos or are you just using its effects?

@jonathancrume7797 Месяц назад

I have a request of a player no one thinks about but none the less a most inventive player. You would have heard Come and Get Your Love at some point. The man name is Lolly Vegas . Check him out and see what you hear. . Thanks

@pupilmover9835 Месяц назад

Me too

@georgemarquardt4435 22 дня назад

Daftpunk b doo doo

@anominous3895 25 дней назад

Ii wish you would slow down and explain a little more

@patrickmaline4258 Месяц назад

sure would help if you put up a screen shot of tabs for the chords you’re highlighting and discussing. transcribing from spoken words and 2-D images is so clumsy and frustrating. otherwise… no notes 🎶🤭 that’s a jo, i say, that’s a joke son. gotta keep up a sense of humor. ba dum bump. ☮️ ❤🌏🌍🌎

@LateNightLessons Месяц назад

Hey! The notation/tab files for most of the lessons on my channel are available on Patreon. It's $5 a month to join and you can cancel anytime! Thanks and ROCK ON!

@pupilmover9835 Месяц назад

I don't think he was paying attention to chord names. I think he's just doing his thang.

@knightfall9394 Месяц назад

Niles a schooled musician and has a classical & jazz background so im pretty sure he was conscious of what he was playing. Go watch a video of him talking about working on the song lets dance with bowie and he literally says he took davids initial folk sounding idea and did his thing with it harmonically and turned it into something different. He’s said bowie and him would talk about jazz so that right there according to him gave him free reign to draw upon his schooling and do something interesting with the chords on a pop song

@aylbdrmadison1051 Месяц назад

For many decades now some have loved to say "Hendrix didn't know how to read music." And while that is likely true since Jimi himself said that, he absolutely did know a good amount of music theory. That's super clear to those of us who never feared learning how music is constructed. Jimi proved feel and theory are not mutually exclusive. In fact, it makes all musicians better able to express themselves and do their own thing, than they could otherwise.😊

@aylbdrmadison1051 Месяц назад

I'm not bashing you, just trying to help a fellow guitarist. When people try to sell you the "easy method", that's a red flag. And the thing is, the normal method is not that hard. The hardest part is just learning just the 7 positions of C Major, so you know where all of the notes are everywhere on guitar. After that, it all starts to fall into place. Hint: everything is a whole step, except E to F & B to C are half steps. So sure you can do it, I gave you a "like".😊