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Vocal Coach Reacts - Axis Of Awesome - 4 Chord Song - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy
Today we’re going to look at a video of a performance I’ve referenced multiple times in the past, that demonstrates how different variations of the same 4 chords are the basis for many of the songs we know and love.
The song comes from a musical comedy act called Axis of Awesome which was an Australian trio that performed from 2006 to 2018 making parodies off of well known songs.
This particular song was their best known work and it was called “Four Chords” and it's a medley of 36 popular songs that all used the same 4 chord progression.
As I react to performance, I’ll break down the progressions and we’ll go over them on my guitar. I’ll also share with you all some other variations that you can create.
I think you’ll find the video to be very entertaining and hopefully also informative. Please make sure to let me know what you thought!
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@anthonyhaylock6655 Год назад

Just proves how talented these guys are , especially Benny

@James_Anderson_ 2 года назад

Love to see reaction videos where the person knows what they're talking about and adds their own input rather than just sitting and watching the video

@FlabbyAbi 4 года назад

Love it when Ken starts talking about music theory... This vocal coach really knows what he's doing unlike some on this platform 👀

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

@jcoulter43 4 года назад

@@kentamplin KT is the consummate musician's musician and singer's singer. So many "vocal coaches" on here that don't know anything about what they are hocking. You know the saying, The Proof is in the....well you know the rest ;-)

@scotttovey 4 года назад

@@jcoulter43 "You know the saying, The Proof is in the....well you know the rest ;-)" Pudding! 😂🤣😂

@mikelombard21 3 года назад

@@jcoulter43 I agree, I am not a singer or musician, I love the theory and learning abstract concepts. So be be approachable for me as well as singers and musicians is special. Big fan of Ken's teaching style, for me the best teachers have to understand how people learn and the best way to education while engaging the students.

@heathermiller5765 3 года назад

@@scotttovey lol my mind keeps going there! 😄

@blazejecar 4 года назад

it's kind of ironic that their biggest hit actually is....this 4-chord song

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Haha Exactly, blazejecar!

@jackau1 4 года назад

Haha yeah!!

@dylanthurlow4610 4 года назад

@@kentamplin you should do a video of you just playing the guitar

@NdxtremePro 4 года назад

I thought their biggest hit was Bird Man?

@eazy-cheez-e8033 3 года назад

That’s the joke mate 😂

@robbiegarnz7732 4 года назад

This skit cracked me up! But in all seriousness, these guys are super talented! I could not imagine nailing all those lyrics. Great stuff!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!😀

@abbieconnie2012 3 года назад

I got to see them live a few years ago they were amazing and they change which songs they use every years . there been a few changes with this bands the middle singer is now a female now and the band spilt up in 2018. in 2020 Jordan ( middle singer) explained, through a RU-vid video, that the band had originally decided to take a break, and that break had become permanent. She explained that she still wished the band were together performing, but people grow and change over time and a decade together is a long time.

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Thanks for the insight!

@abbieconnie2012 3 года назад

@@kentamplin your welcome

@emmvee2932 Год назад

I love how they have they can do it using different songs. I almost died when I saw the clip from Just for Laughs in Montreal when they start into O Canada.

@specopcleric5989 4 года назад

I loved the part at the end. You look so happy playing the guitar, and it's inspiring to see. :)

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks, Specopcleric!

@Dalecon 3 месяца назад

First time seeing you but by far the most useful reaction to the 4 chords.

@hedgehogsonic11 2 года назад

I appreciate you commending them for the complexity behind the composition of the medley- so many people fail to mention just how impressive it is that they got all of these songs to sound so good together

@YukonWilleh Год назад

i saw one where they had added a hundred year old opera to the mix. the 4 chords are likely older then we know, seems like they have an almost universal appeal. the first song was probably a 4 chord song

@jembozaba4864 11 месяцев назад

Waltzing Matilda is an Australian folk classic. Much like older than 40 years

@AndySaenz 4 года назад

WOW, Ken has a great ear for music! He played the exact same chords by ear on his guitar. 🎸

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀😀😀

@heathermiller5765 3 года назад

I would hope he does lol

@P3rm4frost 3 года назад

Thats actually his job lol

@IamBurd Год назад

I know im late. And someone else mightve said this but that is a Michelangelo quote that he might have never said. The sculpture is the thinker by rodin. And his model was Balzac

@kidik5461 Год назад

C,Am,F,G or any key in that particular pattern is also clearly used especially during the 50s and 60s.i could think of donna,sleepwalk,earth angel,unchained melody.A song from rhe movie grease also has 1 song with the same pattern too .

@Woody991 4 года назад

I love the axis of awesome video. I first saw it so many years ago and have shown so many people. Can’t help smiling every time I see it though.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

It's a fun one, Jon!

@jordanholloman2357 Год назад

So you’re telling me Ken Tamplin can teach me to sing like Ken Tamplin?? Yea right… love Ken man lol

@gentlemanmadness607 9 месяцев назад

They also did a 5 cord song and if I remember even a 6 cord song. You should look at those as well.

@playgroundchooser 3 года назад

I don't know how RU-vid brought me here... But this guy is freaking delightful! 😁

@kentamplin 3 года назад

😊

@doctorosullivan 2 года назад

My mind has exploded..... NICE

@thatguyfromtheuk9499 11 месяцев назад

Came along because I saw the original video and saw this on the side, and honestly, you running through the chord progressions kinda makes me want to pick up the guitar, made it look so simple

@nevyn_karres 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for that, it added a bit more to the fact that I have no idea how music works - but I am quite good on the bongos.

@fozzybear8849 3 года назад

Hey Ken great video I really enjoy your videos. I love how passionate you are and you really know your stuff. I don't really mean to be too nitpicky, but the sculptor that you were referring to was not Leonardo da Vinci it was Michelangelo referring to the Statue of David. Michelangelo was quoted saying that the statue was there in the marble he just needed to remove the unnecessary bits.

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Rock on!

@austingreen2882 2 года назад

2 minutes in and I fell in love with you. Why it took so long to find you/this.. i have no idea. TOP TIER YTUBER

@aps5846 4 года назад

Yepp, and let's not forget Pachelbel's Canon in D as well! ✌️😝🤘

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Oh yeah!😀

@reineh3477 4 года назад

You can find "Pachebel's rant" on RU-vid. A guy talks about how he played the song as a teenager and how it now follows him every day and then starts to sing and play almost every song on thje radio. Very funny. This was years before Axis of Awesome.

@qwertyTRiG 2 года назад

@@reineh3477 The Pachabel rant is one of the early viral videos. It's great.

@strangeworldsunlimited712 4 года назад

The sculptor was Michelangelo. His most famous work was David, but the line you quoted was when he was working on something else. Just for clarification. Great video. As a singer/pianist/songwriter myself, I roared with laughter when I saw this years ago. AAAaaand I'm guilty of using the same I IV vi V chord pattern in a lot of my own work. It's just what the ear gravitates to.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks for the clarification, Strange Worlds Unlimited!

@KnuckleHeadMusicUK 3 года назад

Well spotted sir, it's too easy to mistake the Italian ninja turtles.

@andrewbenavidez1454 4 года назад

More guitar instructional videos, please Ken! I watched all your songwriting videos in your course and I loved them, and it would be awesome to see you tackle more of that side of music.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Will do!😀

@GageTheCannon 9 месяцев назад

Great analysis of a classic performance. Thanks for pointing out melody is king no matter the chords.

@TheKhashix 3 года назад

Just looking at you, I knew you were a musician. Upon listening to you, I knew you were a true lover of music, and potential expert. Keep up the great work, friend!

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Wow, thank you!

@Aquascape_Dreaming 3 года назад

Sorry I'm late to the party. Great video. I've always loved that Axis of Awesome video. I really liked your analysis on the chords too. You play really beautifully. Was a pleasure to watch ☺

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@ChrisPetrocchi 4 года назад

Dearr Ken great vid and thanks for sharing your insight and theory as always! One slight correction is the quote you gave was from Michelangelo and he said, "Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it." Nonetheless, your idea and sentiment are spot on and come through. All the best!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks for clearing that tup, DRAW JUICE Chris Petrocchi!

@hypnotherapy69 2 месяца назад

It´s funny to because lyrics from "Birdplane" is in this song, Bird plane is an original song meaning they acctually had written a 4 cord song XD.

@scottishemmaa2457 3 года назад

I’ve actually seen these guys do 3 or 4 different versions of this song - using different songs each time!!! This version is also a bit different to the recorded version with the music video (I think!). It’s also really funny!

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Cool, Scottishemma A!

@qwertyTRiG 2 года назад

This version included Tim Minchin's "Canvas Bags"; I was told that Tim had been on earlier in the evening. It certainly got a reaction from the audience.

@eriks.lundestad9365 4 года назад

This was brilliant done. And your giving great comments to supplement the video. Yes a lot of New hits using the same 4 cords. One of your best learning videoes THIS ONE Ken. Thanks

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!😀

@bigidiotdumbstupidguy9329 4 года назад

That comparison to the statue really sorta opened my eyes to pop. My sister listens to almost strictly pop and rap. So I got really tired of hearing “the same songs” all the time. But you’re absolutely right. Even if the backing is similar to any other song, the potential message is what makes it. While some aren’t very good/“deep”, they can be/are different. Thanks for that insight. I never would have thought of it.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Big Idiot Dumb Stupid Guy 👍

@bigidiotdumbstupidguy9329 4 года назад

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy By the way. I super forgot to ask. I can’t afford to make donations, so I’m throwing away my shams and asking here. A lot of my friends don’t consider shanties to be “actual music” because they’re closer to marching cadences than they are to things like rebel or folk songs. I was wondering if you’d ever react to something like “The Longest Johns” cover of Cruel Wars (or The Banks of the Lee) or really anything by them. I haven’t seen anyone react to/review a shanty before. And personally, I think The Longest Johns do an excellent job at covering them. They are a fantastic group and their covers are very good imo. As well as something like The Decembrists - “Mariner’s Revenge”. There’s an animation for it made by a RU-vidr called “Glittersharks” that’s really good, as well as a (I think) live recording of them singing it. It would be incredible if you would react to and/or review any of those songs. I think what you do is great, and it’s inspired me to start training my voice again after years of being out of the choir. Thanks for that

@jerryharris876 Год назад

9:23. They did. Over the years they have updated this song during other performances of it.

@bobsmith7601 4 года назад

this video was a lot of fun!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@Manuel1112221 2 года назад

The story about the statue was, if I'm not mistaken, Michaelangelo's David. But this is a couple of years old so I'm sure you've had plenty of people telling you about it. :P Thanks for the fun video! Loved your insights. :D

@paultoy9611 4 года назад

Good to see your smiling face Ken.And as always a great video and the proof is always in the singing and your teaching about it.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks for listening!😀

@PRBennettIV 4 года назад

Man..you're an awesome musician/ vocalist. Glad I found you and purchased your course a little over a year ago. You're a rock star and best of all, a Christian!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@kenkeyes7609 2 года назад

I just stumbled on this review. Then I realized I have heard you before. I have a SHOUT Cassette that just about broke listening to back in the day. Glad to see you are still doing music!

@heathermiller5765 3 года назад

I seriously just watched this video right before yours. When my auto play showed you reacted (it paused lol), I wanted to see what you had said. I loved hearing them sing, and the accuracies were hilarious. I had no idea about the 4-chord songs lol. Great review Ken 😁

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Hope you enjoyed it!!

@elarasophia 4 года назад

These videos that include discussions about chords are so interesting! That lovely progression at the end... why have I now got Never Give Up in my head...? :)

@kentamplin 4 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it, elarasophia!

@jstevens501 Год назад

awesome video. I spend so much time watching theory videos. CAGED, Scales etc. Never thought Id actually learn guitar theory from Kens channel. Now if only I can sing like Bon Scott!

@karlawilson3803 4 года назад

That was fun to watch. All different progressions I heard Frampton, Styx and much more. FUN 😃

@kentamplin 4 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Karla!

@Australia__ 4 года назад

Hey Ken. You have added so much more to this great performance by Axis of Awesome. Thanks heaps and also thank you so much for the detailed chord progressions. You have given me a lot to go and try later today. I was in a bit of a rut with the guitar, but now you inspired me again. 🎸💯🎸💯👊👊

@kentamplin 4 года назад

THat's great to hear, Chris!

@Num1n0us 3 года назад

Benny actually has a longer version of the 4-chord. he also has a 6-chord series (for those that don't fit the 4 chords)

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Thank you!

@anthonysarvabui3908 4 года назад

Loved the talk on chords at the end. Learned a lot just from that. Another great video Ken!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!😀

@TD402dd 2 года назад

Those four chords are also some the most pleasing chords to most people.

@dominicfrabotta565 2 года назад

I absolutely love your energy, subscribed. Checking more of your videos out now.

@LycanShifter 4 года назад

Alex Lifeson of Rush was famous for sliding a d chord up and down the fretboard. same with an E structure (sliding E chord shape account for much that developed in the early 70's.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@philipkudrna5643 4 года назад

The 4 chord song is well known for music insiders and the 4 chord phenomenon is actually a problem for the music industry, as people are no longer used to other chord progressions. I therefore appreciated that you showed us other progressions, even though I would have liked a bit more theory behind it, why these progressions work. (The D together with E-B-A is really a mixolydian mode.) I was actually missing one more progression: The vi - V(1st inv) - I (like in Shallow or Dear Mr President and so many others...)

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks for weighing in, Philip!

@Housey29 4 года назад

Ken, it's really cool what they done with 4 chords, just use the invertions to make things sound different and their singing was good as well!!!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@joecassella7998 Год назад

Great video! I love your energy and I feel like you really enjoy sharing your knowledge and thoughts. Thank you!

@gund2281 2 года назад

Thank you Ken for explaining/demonstrating the tonal quality differences. I play a little guitar, and I have a friend who plays as well. He is a much better player and is self-taught. He doesn't really know much in the way of theory. I on the other hand went through the music program in school and was a music major in college for a couple years. So I understand much more of the theory and the difference in voicing as well as resonance for difference tonal registers (sorry about the bad terminology, I've forgotten a LOT in 20 years lol). So when I play songs with this friend, I will often do just as the original artists did and I will use a capo on my guitar. My friend always chides me about using a "cheater" because he can figure out how to technically play any song without one. But, as you demonstrated here, it's doesn't always sound right. I can't imagine someone trying to play a song like Here Comes the Sun without a capo. Because it's quite a ways up the neck and has a very clear and bright tonal quality you simply can't get at the lower end. Anyway, sorry about rambling. P.S. I love this video you reacted to. I watch it every so often just because it's so much fun.

@PatriotGuitarSlinger 4 года назад

haha I remember seeing this on television years ago.The guy in the middle looks like Jack Black

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@gusdrivinginaustralia6168 4 года назад

Jordan Raskopoulus.

@MsValky9 4 года назад

THAMK YOU KEN LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU, BESIDES YOUR STUDIO ROCKS..!!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks, MsValky9!

@EbizzerHH 4 года назад

They are definately Awesome esp. LIVE! Love them so hard!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@pakothesheep558 2 года назад

11:21 yoooo this part sounds like creep by radiohe-….now it’s like photographs by nickelba-… hold on 🤔

@Softlad92 4 года назад

You read my mind i so needed this!!!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Great to hear that! 😀

@cervgiovanni 4 года назад

Nice analogy of the thinker. Carving out the sculpture

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@carolinemaluca 4 года назад

This is so inspiring to everyone who wants to play and sing! Thanks for sharing this awesome content!🙏👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@kentamplin 4 года назад

My pleasure!!😀

@bobbykoller2003 4 года назад

Very cool video, thanks for sharing.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

My pleasure, Robert!

@lexit100 4 года назад

Thanx for this little tutorial 😊

@kentamplin 4 года назад

My pleasure 😊

@itsfailix98 4 года назад

Hey Ken, their Keyboarder ("BennyTheJukebox" on RU-vid) did a second 4 Chords Song-Video and also a 6 Chords Song-Video. If you want to check it out, it would be cool to hear your reaction!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thank you!

@paulhuneryager4538 4 года назад

You made my whole Friday Ken. Keep up the great work!!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad to hear it!😀

@Zapattack321 4 года назад

Thanks Ken. For those of us who aren’t musically inclined, this was very informative. My wife sings in a women’s a capella chorus, four part harmony barber shop style and always gives me grief because I can’t pick up on key changes in songs. 👍

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@theodorehsu5023 Год назад

Rodin was "The Thinker" if i remember it.

@rorogirl39 4 года назад

Watching this with a couple of beers .... love it ! ( love how they snuck in Alphaville Forever Young one of my favorites)

@kentamplin 4 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it, roro girl!

@rorogirl39 4 года назад

@@kentamplin Always do !!!!

@AdamOusley 4 года назад

I really enjoy how they switch to C#m A E B so smoothly (just as good when they switch back). It can be easy to miss. So technically it's two progressions (even though it's the same order just starting on the vi chord).

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@dianef1677 4 года назад

That was fun, I like it when you play the chords to show us the differences, thanks for sharing.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!😀

@wfenlon 4 года назад

Dope video...and a wee guitar lesson. Nice!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Rock on!😀

@mikethomas5541 4 года назад

Great vid my brother 🤘... love the variety chords put together I never thought of that . Yet we all at least myself have a guitar player play in the band and I began signing what is in my head , only to find he had a different song in mind ! Lol it’s really unique and man playing in a band is so mush fun ! You are an inspiration ken !!! Love it

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks, Mike!

@detroitrockscity 4 года назад

I started coming up with lyrics to your 2nd chord progression Ken. That was a beautiful tone! Thank you Ken.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Go for it!

@awalk56 3 года назад

WOW!. Axis of Awesome's perspective is a, well, at a loss for words but I'll go with awesome. I was blown away & I've been playing guitar since LBJ. Great video, well explained.

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Thanks for the visit! 👍💜😀

@matty3993 3 года назад

Hi Ken. They have done newer versions of this song with more up to date pop songs like you said 👍🏻

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Great!

@iamanovercomer3253 4 года назад

I appreciate the 🎸 part @ the end 👍

@kentamplin 4 года назад

I'm happy to hear that, I AM AN AOVERCOMER!

@isaiah95786 2 года назад

Amazing! Somehow I've never seen you pull out a guitar before.. you're very skilled!

@trfatman 4 года назад

Hi Ken! Love the video! I have been watching your videos for years now, and I use your course. Between watching you and Rick Beato, I feel like I'm taking a Master's Class in music! I am inspired to take my music a little more seriously. Keep rockin' for Jesus!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Fantastic!😀

@vazsamuel 4 года назад

Hey Ken tamplin love your videos 🔥🔥♥️ . I've been practicing singing since I watched your videos but I don't know how to test my singing skill's . Keep up the good work 🔥👍🏻

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Rock on!😀

@mydigicraftscrafts8649 Год назад

I LOVE THIS MAN xx

@brianrasmussen2956 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing

@kentamplin 4 года назад

My pleasure, Brian!

@joxclever 4 года назад

Cool, what a treat to have a little lesson in music theory as a bonus. Great video. Please keep 'em coming.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

More to come!😀

@AskiFin Год назад

I know I might sound ignorant, 4 chords proves that the words are more important than music as long as music is passable.

@opie1kanobie 4 года назад

Man! Just enjoyed a great lesson on music and chords! Ken's the best!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@janeb1484 4 года назад

Ken i really enjoyed that - amusing and interesting - i never thought about chords and the melody that way for a long while - thanks- its been many years since i sat with music theory book in front of me !

@kentamplin 4 года назад

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Jane!

@z-beeblebrox Год назад

Man, Fred Armisen really knows his music!

@mryamsaif8015 4 года назад

this guy's smile and vibes are contiguous . i watched the whole thing and im tone deaf

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks, Mryam Raif!

@paulransdell 4 года назад

This was fun!

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@davidthurman3963 3 года назад

It's nice to see someone like Ken as confused by the art of carving as I am by music!

@kentamplin 3 года назад

David Thurman 😜

@davidthurman3963 3 года назад

@@kentamplin i had to clarify Rodin carved the thinker and Michelangelo was the one that commented "Carving is easy, you just go down to the skin and stop"! Just like music it's easy Just play 4 cords there you are!! ha......

@kentherapy7022 4 года назад

Damn Ken, yours chords I can listen an all hours.....😂

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thanks! 😀

@danscharnau1363 4 года назад

Very educational. Thanks Ken.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it😀

@GorillaGamer 3 года назад

Love the energy he exerts

@kentamplin 3 года назад

So do I, Nathan!

@janetmcbee 4 года назад

Hi! This was All so fun! And, Thank you for the Divertimento !!! You're cool !!! ♡💜♡

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed!😀

@janetmcbee 4 года назад

@@kentamplin Very much!!! Brings back great memories!!! My brother use to play a 12-string. I just loved sitting in front of him and his guitar. I'd hear him across the house, tuning it, and I'd run and sit, and listen. Lol,, I decided to sit a bit farther, when he broke a string and it sorta slapped me in the face. I laughed then too. I was Ok. Just thought I'd share that memory with you,, 🙂. 💜🤙💜 You're the best!

@luvidfrankkelyslinares1551 4 года назад

very funny, i laughed a lot, actually seeing this video changed my day because i was not having a good one until i saw this video of the great ken tamplin coach, thanks master, i have a lot of esteem and great respect, god bless you.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed!😀

@camarilla247 3 года назад

i like this guy i played guitar for a little more then 10 years when i heard i suffered from Rhumatism and could play it as much as i loved to so had to give up but this does give me some more chances to play again someday in time

@kentamplin 3 года назад

Maybe you could sing, instead?

@camarilla247 3 года назад

i did for a short time abaut 6 to 12 monthes but due to the music and feeling uncomfy with the way i had to sing songs. and what kind of songs. so i stopped and im not verry self confident to sing with ppl around me i dont know especially croweds i think its because im also autistic and have a hard time feeling comfy with things i cant control well. and that is why i had to give up on my dream to sing like alot of ppl like nickleback and all the others i like to listen to and now that im a twitch streamer i do sometimes sing but it doesnt sound good with what i use as a microfone haha

@Jo.885 4 года назад

This was a very cool video 😁

@kentamplin 4 года назад

😀

@nickthedreamer4434 4 года назад

To be fair, they've actually made a few different versions of this that bring in even more songs.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Thank you, Nick.

@richardpaulhall 2 года назад

WAY more music theory than I know.

@neverenoughcowbell809 4 года назад

This was from Just for Laughs in Monteal. I was at this show. They put on a wicked show.

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Looks like it was a lot of fun, Joe Soup!

@LeClaw 3 года назад

Actually this video is from a comedy fest in Australia. But yes they did one from Montreal and they put Celine Dion songs in. They tend to find songs by local artists to throw in as curve balls and that's what makes it funny

@TheShadoeryder 4 года назад

Pachabel lives!!!! Hands down the most popular progression ever haha. Okay maybe second to standard I IV V but certainly its in the top two or three haha. I have often told people look there are 12 notes in the western music system. Which means there is a finite number of ways you can put them together. And while that is a huge number of permutations there is a much smaller subset of those that sound pleasing to the ear :)

@kentamplin 4 года назад

Right on! 😀