Unchained Melody by Jay Smith with my Gretsch 6128 EE guitar 

Thank you for the comment!!!

O cara toca muito e fenomenal .

Thank you for the nice comments. I am my worse critic when it comes to playing something flawlessly. I learn each section of the song one at a time till I have that part in memory. Then I move on to the next part. After I learn 2-3 sections, I then chain them together till I can play it correctly. The best thing I ever did is video these songs when I am learning them. It puts a little extra pressure on me to play it start to finish the way I expect myself to play it. If I mess up, I start over and try again. What you see in these videos is me playing the song all the way through for the first time. I spend hours and hours creating the backing track on my keyboard's onboard sequencer. Sometimes, that is harder than playing the guitar parts. Anyway, thank you again.

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In his reply elsewhere he mentioned SW Florida!

Thanks... I don't do tabs or lessons, but I do video pretty close so you can see where I am on the neck. Here are the chords I'm using. I find the melody notes within the chords and make those notes stand out over the chords. If you watch the video, you'll see where I am on the neck to play the chords and melody. verse A....F#m....D....E7....A....F#m....C#m7....E A....F#m....D....E7....A....F#m....E A....E....F#m....C#m7....D....E....A....A7 bridge D....E....D....C....D....E....A D....E....D....C....D....E....A

​@Jay Smith Thank you Jay ,love the way you play that song. And thanks for sharing the chords.

sorry...dont read tabs or music. i just play what i hear in my head

Thank you for pointing that fact out. I'm sure it's important to somebody. I will always know this song as a big hit for the Righteous Brothers, as will 99.9% of everybody else. Thanks for the comment