@@ethanlambert4776 old? Nope New to me and always I never liked this generation I'm 17 and idk about what everyone's doing my soul belongs to being a 70s teen 🌳🌳🔥🔥💨💨💨😜😜😜
I have to concur wholeheartedly Night Moves is, without a doubt, the best song ever composed. Bob Seger has been my inspiration to learn guitar and still is to this day.
55 yrs old, call it disability, pandemic, I'm learning guitar, my first song Night Moves, it's even better when it sounds like it. Thanks for the years
I love that cord progression. So simple but oh so affective. When ever i hear that song i have stop what i am doing and listen in silence. Gets me every time.
Good job..I'm 65 and just got back to playing after raising my kids..haven't played in 30 years..playing for about a year and a half now..man the fingers don't work like they did back in the day...appreciate bringing back a memory. 👍
I just want to thank you man. I heard Bob Seger on the radio and came to your channel. I picked up my guitar for the first time in a year. And watched a ton of your videos to learn how to play this becuase it just meant so much to me. I know your never going to see this comment because it's been over a year since you posted last... But I just want to thank you
Hey so I was just curious. It's been five months, are you still playing since then? I've been playing about five months now and music has become so integrated into my existence that literally every free second I get to myself is now spent studying, practicing and experimenting with music of all kinds. Just wanted to see what kind of experience others might be having
You’ve no idea how much your videos have helped me progress from oblivious to relatively entertaining on my guitar. Learning more each day just from the videos covering intros to chords in general up to playing Segar. My dad was thrilled I could play his all time favorite on guitar for him! Thanks mate!
Thank you Colby, nice job in providing chord change mechanics and rhythm pattern. Appreciate your taking the time to provide the lesson. Always have liked this song. john
G (hold) I woke last night to the sound of thunder Cmaj7 (hold) How far off I sat and wondered G (hold) Started humming a song from 1962 Cmaj7 (hold) Em (hold) Ain't it funny how the night moves C (hold) Em (hold) We just don't seem to have as much to lose C (hold) Em (hold) Strange how the night moves C Cmaj7 (hold) G (hold) With autumn closing in
First, Seger is the greatest singer songwriter I can think of. I've wanted to learn this song for a while and your tip for the transition made this work for me. I'm referring to the comment that all changes between C and G must go through F and even more than that- hit the CGF transition with one upstroke.
Dude that's my man Bob seger . Love to play many songs from him when I play out. .this is the only song I couldn't play .Many have try to teach me or watch. Any videos this is the best teaching one .And now it's on my set list. Thanks for showing step by step rock on
Thank you Colby.I picked this up first time you taught the lesson.Ive only been playing about a year and two months and watched many instructors but you are one of the best and I thank you very much.I will play this In your honor
Great job on breaking down the rhythm and transition I struggled a bit with it for a while because I couldn’t see where I was going wrong it sounded close but wasn’t quite right but after watching this I’ve got it! Thanks!
true, it's a good example of hos the right strumming technique and rhythm totally makes the song. i remember dabbling with the chords long ago and not understanding why it sounded like shit.
It tells a great story about those past loves you think about later on in life. I think about them from time to time and they're just all great memories. Love all of Seger's stuff, my favorite is Mainstreet, there's a great story and killer song. Good tutorial Colby.
I’m still having trouble finding that “F” chord. It doesn’t help that I’m a beginner, but I’ve learned more from your videos than anything else. Thanks.
Colby thank you so much for taking the time to put this video out there. I've watched several videos on this song and yours not only sounds like the original it made it easy for me as an advanced beginner.
@@colbymassey7182 by the way dogs make the best Roadie/groupies. Cappo seems like a great dog. thanks for all your videos I've been going through them now I'm doing midnight Rider. Good taste in music brother man.
Great tutorial, appreciate you taking the time to do this. Your video finally made this song come together for me. Also, that is the best looking and sounding Fender I have seen or heard. I read below it is a Hellcat. I love it. Thanks again
your a great teacher,I love it .I'm going to have this down tonite.Thanks.I'm a singer that stands alone so I need to accompany myself(Just Tommy Band)).Tommy
WOW! I've always wanted to play this right on the rythum, but you are the first guy that did it for me. New subscriber. Keep up the great work! Peace and love, TTT
It's definitely not for a beginner to nail this strumming pattern. And there's a D chord between C & E minor. Listen carefully to the song again. You can get away playing your C chord pressing on the D note with your pinky on 2nd string 3rd fret before going onto the E minor and the same while on E minor going back to C press on the D note to get you back to C chord. If your experienced enough you'll play the full D chord between C & E minor. Hope this information helps anybody. The song must be played with a full 4 fingered G chord to make it sound authentic so that you hear the droning noise coming from the 5th & 6th top thick strings along with the sweetness of the 1st & 2nd strings both pressed down on the 3rd fret. If you don't master that it won't sound like night moves. As soon as you master that 4 finger G chord and you nail the strumming pattern with capo on 1st fret... The Song needs no introduction as everyone that's ever heard night moves will instantly recognise it. Keep spreading the music bro ☺
OK yep. Done in 10 minutes...I had been staring at my tab site for 30 minutes and gotten nowhere good. Subscribed and bell. Hope to get more from here but for now I have to go strum and grin for another hour.
With the strumming pattern in Night Moves, you really need to get them correct otherwise it sounds terrible. The tips you gave here are great and It actually sounds right when I play it now.Thanks
Dude, that Tim Armstrong Hellcat is sweet. I almost picked it up because he is probably my favorite front man (not to mention my favorite band), but the Seagull Entourage beat it out just a tad. Anyhow, great vid and great guitar!
Just got myself an old guitar from a local pawn shop and so far I can play one song( wish you were here) still rusty duh😁 but i always wanted to to learn how to play the guitar. This is a great video and I know that with the help from it soon I'll be playing this awesome song,so thanks very much and I'm subscribing to your channel right now!
Another way to play G, which I do when playing C and F, is use my middle, ring, and pinky to play G and your hand just moves up/down while maintaining relatively the same shape.
I get a kick out of young people, like yourself, keeping these great old songs alive! Bob Seger is one hell of a performer too! Thank you!
old music is fucking awesome, skid row, boston, bon jovi, im 14 and I love this shit.
What do you mean young??? That bastard is 86 years old!! :-)
Deniz Inan yes definetly one of the all time greatest singers and songwriters of all time
@@ethanlambert4776 I am the exact same way. I am 14 and I pretty much only listen to old music.
@@ethanlambert4776 old?
Nope
New to me and always
I never liked this generation
I'm 17 and idk about what everyone's doing my soul belongs to being a 70s teen
🌳🌳🔥🔥💨💨💨😜😜😜
I’m 15 and this is one of my favorite songs. Thanks for making an easy tutorial.
It gives me hope to see a young man who recognizes the level of talent in such a legend as Bob Seger. You have a good ear for music, sir.
I have to concur wholeheartedly Night Moves is, without a doubt, the best song ever composed. Bob Seger has been my inspiration to learn guitar and still is to this day.
55 yrs old, call it disability, pandemic, I'm learning guitar, my first song Night Moves, it's even better when it sounds like it. Thanks for the years
The three changes in a row on up srokes really helped me understand the rhythm, thank you. I'm going to practice this now.
One of my favorite songs to blast as I’m cruising in the freeway on my way home from a long ass hot work day!!
I love that cord progression. So simple but oh so affective. When ever i hear that song i have stop what i am doing and listen in silence. Gets me every time.
I totally agree. Such a simple uncomplicated song, never gets old. Now, can this beginner learn it on the guitar is the question? I am determined!
Bob Seger is the man.
Good job..I'm 65 and just got back to playing after raising my kids..haven't played in 30 years..playing for about a year and a half now..man the fingers don't work like they did back in the day...appreciate bringing back a memory. 👍
I just want to thank you man. I heard Bob Seger on the radio and came to your channel. I picked up my guitar for the first time in a year. And watched a ton of your videos to learn how to play this becuase it just meant so much to me. I know your never going to see this comment because it's been over a year since you posted last... But I just want to thank you
Hey so I was just curious. It's been five months, are you still playing since then? I've been playing about five months now and music has become so integrated into my existence that literally every free second I get to myself is now spent studying, practicing and experimenting with music of all kinds. Just wanted to see what kind of experience others might be having
Very good instructions. I'm impressed with the sound of your Fender acoustic guitar.
You’ve no idea how much your videos have helped me progress from oblivious to relatively entertaining on my guitar. Learning more each day just from the videos covering intros to chords in general up to playing Segar. My dad was thrilled I could play his all time favorite on guitar for him! Thanks mate!
Thank you Colby, nice job in providing chord change mechanics and rhythm pattern. Appreciate your taking the time to provide the lesson. Always have liked this song. john
Thanks for that. So glad I found you. Easy to understand. And you don't come across as though you fantastic. On a learners level. Thank you
There's a quick D between the Em and C chord during the chorus. The Outro has a Bm to Am back to C ends in G.. Night Moves
G (hold)
I woke last night to the sound of thunder
Cmaj7 (hold)
How far off I sat and wondered
G (hold)
Started humming a song from 1962
Cmaj7 (hold) Em (hold)
Ain't it funny how the night moves
C (hold) Em (hold)
We just don't seem to have as much to lose
C (hold) Em (hold)
Strange how the night moves
C Cmaj7 (hold) G (hold)
With autumn closing in
@@markwellendorf3949 this part is not the chorus
@@RollerCoasterFenatic Sorry, that part I wrote was the bridge, however, at 6:40, that's the chorus which also has a Cmaj7 on the last measures.
Thank you. Watched several videos over & over..but this is the that helped . Good instruction thanks.
Wonderful tune that I discovered around 18 or 19 years of age. but only now, many years later, got down to playing. Great video here - thanks.
First, Seger is the greatest singer songwriter I can think of. I've wanted to learn this song for a while and your tip for the transition made this work for me. I'm referring to the comment that all changes between C and G must go through F and even more than that- hit the CGF transition with one upstroke.
Dude that's my man Bob seger . Love to play many songs from him when I play out. .this is the only song I couldn't play .Many have try to teach me or watch. Any videos this is the best teaching one .And now it's on my set list. Thanks for showing step by step rock on
Finally a human being who can teach me guitar impressive .
Young people digging on real music, thanks for the help bro.
You bet! When a musican can write and perform at Bob Segar's level, it's special. Plus, he's one hell of a nice guy too.
Thank you Colby.I picked this up first time you taught the lesson.Ive only been playing about a year and two months and watched many instructors but you are one of the best and I thank you very much.I will play this In your honor
Great Tune nice instruction. Also like that Clock-Heart Record, on your wall.
Thank you - great, patient instruction. I will be checking out your other vids. Thanks Colby!
"One of the greatest rock writers of all time Samuel!"
Thanks Colby. You're easy to follow and it's a clear explanation. You're right about the rewind/replay. Good pointer on G string.
Great lesson. Nice sounding guitar too
Agreed...one of the best songs ever written & thanks for the lesson.
Great job on breaking down the rhythm and transition I struggled a bit with it for a while because I couldn’t see where I was going wrong it sounded close but wasn’t quite right but after watching this I’ve got it! Thanks!
true, it's a good example of hos the right strumming technique and rhythm totally makes the song. i remember dabbling with the chords long ago and not understanding why it sounded like shit.
Excellent instruction - very detailed. To be considerate of those with different sized hands is unusual in such tutorials, thanks. Season's greetings.
Clicked thumbs up before the video even started! It never struck me to learn this song, I’m glad this tutorial inspired me to do that👍🏻
Hey dude beautifully explained to beginners like me .. and I love Bob Seger .. stay blessed bro'
It tells a great story about those past loves you think about later on in life. I think about them from time to time and they're just all great memories. Love all of Seger's stuff, my favorite is Mainstreet, there's a great story and killer song. Good tutorial Colby.
I’m still having trouble finding that “F” chord. It doesn’t help that I’m a beginner, but I’ve learned more from your videos than anything else. Thanks.
how u doing with that F chord?
I really appreciate your love and support towards my aspirations, how long have you been my fan?
Have leave another comment... besides Marty Schwartz , I find you to be an awesome, very clear teacher.. thanks bro
Colby thank you so much for taking the time to put this video out there. I've watched several videos on this song and yours not only sounds like the original it made it easy for me as an advanced beginner.
That’s awesome! I’m glad i can help! Thanks for the support
@@colbymassey7182 by the way dogs make the best Roadie/groupies. Cappo seems like a great dog. thanks for all your videos I've been going through them now I'm doing midnight Rider. Good taste in music brother man.
I wish I still had night moves. Nice lesson.
Nicely explained. Thanks for the tutorial - very easy to follow. And you’re right, an absolute classic of a song
I cannot stop watching the clocks second hand....
i Hear you buddy
Yeah, same here. Trying to figure out how long I've been watching the video.
dstronglax Lol..
Lol!
I've watched this video a dozen times and never noticed the clock till now!!! Now I can't stop watching it😂
Kick ass man, I’m a State Trooper in SC but play for fun. You crushed it man, thank you for this video.
I enjoy your tutorials. I feel calm and easy watching. Thanks anf keep it up.
Great tutorial, appreciate you taking the time to do this. Your video finally made this song come together for me. Also, that is the best looking and sounding Fender I have seen or heard. I read below it is a Hellcat. I love it. Thanks again
your a great teacher,I love it .I'm going to have this down tonite.Thanks.I'm a singer that stands alone so I need to accompany myself(Just Tommy Band)).Tommy
WOW! I've always wanted to play this right on the rythum, but you are the first guy that did it for me. New subscriber. Keep up the great work! Peace and love, TTT
Lost all my favorite guitar lessons, my newest and only favorite. I start again!
Great tutorial. I totally enjoyed your style. Glad I found you and I look forward to more lessons. Thank you.
Great Job. I really like the pace and how you explained it.
It's definitely not for a beginner to nail this strumming pattern.
And there's a D chord between C & E minor. Listen carefully to the song again.
You can get away playing your C chord pressing on the D note with your pinky on 2nd string 3rd fret before going onto the E minor and the same while on E minor going back to C press on the D note to get you back to C chord.
If your experienced enough you'll play the full D chord between C & E minor.
Hope this information helps anybody.
The song must be played with a full 4 fingered G chord to make it sound authentic so that you hear the droning noise coming from the 5th & 6th top thick strings along with the sweetness of the 1st & 2nd strings both pressed down on the 3rd fret. If you don't master that it won't sound like night moves. As soon as you master that 4 finger G chord and you nail the strumming pattern with capo on 1st fret... The Song needs no introduction as everyone that's ever heard night moves will instantly recognise it.
Keep spreading the music bro ☺
Dude, thank you for helping me get the rhythm right. Sounding great now 👍👍
Thanks Colby...Bob Seger has always been on my list of faves
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
Nice moves
Great lesson, thanks 🙏
Love this song Thanks your a great teacher
Mate, that was an awesome lesson. Thanks
Your Video has help me tremendously on Night Moves Thank you. Greg The Barber
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
OK yep. Done in 10 minutes...I had been staring at my tab site for 30 minutes and gotten nowhere good.
Subscribed and bell. Hope to get more from here but for now I have to go strum and grin for another hour.
Gonna see Seger on January 9th. Can't wait!
Great breakdown! Thanks!
You do a good job of going slow and showing one chord to the next !!
Du hast eine wunderschöne Stimme Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪
Spot on, That guitar has a great sound to it
I cant thank you enough for breaking it down like this!
Great lesson man!!! Thank you
thanks for that crash course!! makes it easy to play a great song
Great tutorial Coby cheer man! A very good song for a beginner like myself but also a sensational childhood song I remember the old man playing 👍🏻
OMG I want to hear you sing the whole song, your voice is perfect for it!
With the strumming pattern in Night Moves, you really need to get them correct otherwise it sounds terrible. The tips you gave here are great and It actually sounds right when I play it now.Thanks
Bob is now playing this in F. Can't quite hit the notes anymore. Definitely one of my favourites.
Bro i picked this up within the whole vid 👍 cant believe how easy that was to learn, cheers
NICE! I love Bob Seger.. Thank You. Really helping my strumming to get better, I've had trouble with upstrumming, but starting to get it!
I really appreciate your love and support towards my aspirations, how long have you been my fan?
I love this song.
Thank you for making it simple.
And I'm a bass player.
Peace and love.🎶🎶🎶
Thanks man. I was having trouble figuring out the strokes during the transition.
Changing your hand formation for your G chord makes that transistor much easier and smoother.
Hell yeah brother got that exact guitar learning this 👍
Great video. Enjoyed it
Thanks always liked the song ,good straightforward clear instruction.subscribed.
Fantastic lesson thanks bro!
Now to go grab one of my guitars! Thanks!! ♡
Dude, that Tim Armstrong Hellcat is sweet. I almost picked it up because he is probably my favorite front man (not to mention my favorite band), but the Seagull Entourage beat it out just a tad.
Anyhow, great vid and great guitar!
What a great tutorial Colby. Nice breakdown of all the pieces. I’m now a subscriber. Cool guy, for sure.
This is an amazing song and lesson
Just got myself an old guitar from a local pawn shop and so far I can play one song( wish you were here) still rusty duh😁 but i always wanted to to learn how to play the guitar. This is a great video and I know that with the help from it soon I'll be playing this awesome song,so thanks very much and I'm subscribing to your channel right now!
That’s awesome! I’m glad i can help! Stick with it and remember it’s about the journey not the destination.
One of my fav songs
Dude I know how to play a guitar and I still watched it through. Seem like a cool dude. Your doing a good job
I really appreciate it brother!
Hellcat, love that guitar!
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS LESSON!
I like the way you play it sound awesome thank you for the help
Another way to play G, which I do when playing C and F, is use my middle, ring, and pinky to play G and your hand just moves up/down while maintaining relatively the same shape.
Awesome song, great instructions. Thank you Brother!
Nice lesson dude. Love bob segar and the silver bullet band.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
Real great Colby, I'm trying to learn this song. Thx
Lol..I got blistas on me fingers..??awesome lesson.thank you my man!.✌
Absolutely great lesson! I couldnt figure this out and youre great tune.
Nice lesson bro. Like the part about making it a little bit of your own style
Sweet guitar dude! Good lesson man, thanks be well bud. Thanks 🙏🏼
I'm going to try that strum. Thanks
I just turned 16 and I’ve loved bob because of my dad and I hope I can learn this for him😁
Great instructon dude. You do it well.
Just a heads up for anyone...
Using F and G barre chords, makes the transitions smooth and simple (once you've got the hang of barre chords).