Emily helped me out with the vocals on this one. After I did The Closer I Get To You, I would get like 10 emails a day asking me to do Where is the Love. I finally got around to doing it.
Thanks, Dave. What a Classic RF DH song. I have not seen a chart or this tune even in the many books I have. I Loved Closer I get to you as well. You and Emily are awesome! Thank you!
Damn...what a voice on that woman. The look like she was in the middle of a grocery run but sat down with a casual greatness is what's so charming here.
Hi Dave, Thank you so much! Another great tutorial. You choose some very tasteful songs. I’ve had a lot of pleasure learning from you in the last couple of months. I really appreciate you putting the time in. I hope all’s going well for you. Enjoy your day!
I thought you might do this one, and I was right. I’ve played my own vamp of the chorus, incorrectly, for years. Now I know! Emily sings so well. Happy Thanksgiving Dave from snowy Colorado
Thanks. I learned "Precious and Few" from your channel so was glad when I saw you had a lesson for this song. Question ... why did you put the capo on? You barred every chord and the 11 chord ... while it's helped by an open ringing capo'd string can be played without and provide pretty much the same harmonic palette ... I hate capos ... one more thing to carry around ... often have to re-tune the instrument before and after use.
I’m curious, other than the fmaj7 is there any other ad a gave for the capo on this arrangement ? Thanks for posting. I’ve learned so much from your videos !
Because when I teach, I am showing you the voicings I want you to play in relation to the capo. If you don't know that a Cmaj9 played with a 3rd fret capo is an Ebmaj9, well then that is work you need to do on your own time. I teach alot of theory like that in my Chord Therapy live streams. I am more concerned with you getting the voicing I am showing you. As far as I am concerned, it would be easier for me to just call out the numbers and you apply whatever key you want to play it in, however, again, for reasons of getting the proper voicing, I tell you the chord in relation to the capo.
Ok i fingered it out. But i am thinking chord substitutions and other chord forms but this forced me to write it all out with correct chords and i think i learned much faster. Such a great song. You are one of the few with a lesson for it. So presented as a puzzle i definitely had to work harder haha. I understand the capo idea but i expect that with folk music. Thanks
