Change the World | Eric Clapton | How to Play Guitar Chords
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- čas přidán 18. 04. 2020
- Welcome to a Chord Savvy® guitar lesson on how to play "Change the World," written by Tommy Sims, Gordon Kennedy, and Wayne Kirkpatrick, and popularly recorded by Eric Clapton (1996). This guitar lesson shows chords, TAB, strumming, and song structure. OUTLINE with hyperlinks below...
0:22... Chord Summary and Song Structure
0:33... Intro TAB
2:39... Verse Chords
3:41... End of Verse Transition TAB
4:08... Verse Strum Pattern
4:53... Chorus Chords
5:22... 4 Tricks on Chorus Chords
7:13... Transition 1 TAB
7:31... Transition 2 Chords
8:06... Solo Section Chords
8:27... Transition 3 Chords
8:56... Outro TAB
9:17... Comments on Transition 3 to Outro
9:57... Closing Comments
10:30... Outtakes
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ROCK ON!! 🤘🏻
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... - Hudba
I've wanted to play this for so long. Thanks for giving me and understanding of the chord structure. Clear and Awesome 😊
Thank you so much for the lesson
Really well done. Thanks!!!!
Great song. Fabulous lesson!
Best lesson for this song 👌 thank you
You are very welcome! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thank you for the outstanding tutorial and explanation, this gives me confidence to practice my guitar again.
Very happy to help!! 🤘🏻
Dude i love it.
I will stay w your lesson . i appreciate your wanting to really show it and not hiding the tricks .your a good teacher
Jimmy Perini happy to help! And thank you for the comment. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Just discovered you and I'm subscribing! Can't believe you don't have more followers, you are clear, concise and everything is beautifully presented
Great lesson, thank you!
Excellent the Bsus4 over G# is the key to the whole thing! It's the one chord I couldn't "hear" in the recording. Great job!
Really nice job covering this song. I very much appreciate the effort and information! The best lesson I have found online and I've been doing this for several years. thanks again.
Thanks for the feedback! Take care, and keep rocking. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thx man...great lesson good job.😎✌👍🤟
Great job very good video! Thank you for posting this
You are very welcome!
You deserve a lot more likes. Great tutorial thanks.
John you are most welcome!! Glad it was helpful, and feel free to share with any guitarists you know. 🙏🏼🤘🏻
Your channel is brilliant. Wonderful lesson. You're a good teacher. I'm sure your channel will be successful. You deserve it. All the best
Happy to help, and so pleased to see your comment. Thank you!!! 🙏🏼🤘🏻🎸
Great lesson. Well done buddy👍
Happy to help!!
Thank you so much, great lesson, great song, I just need to practice now ! You deserve way more views !
Elliot Sandoval glad I could help!!! Please feel free to share with your friends on FB or with any guitarists you know. Thank you for supporting Chord Savvy!
Enjoy your video dude 👍... like it 🎸🎶🎶😊👏👏👏.. thanks for sharing by the way 🙏🏻
Agus Show you are most welcome!! Thank you for your gratitude. 🙏🏼🤘🏻
@@ChordSavvy you're welcomeee sirrr 👍..keep going 🎸🎶👍...i hope you will also take a look at my channel later 😇🙏🎸🎶🎶
This is a tremendous lesson, I like the structure and the illustrative elements you add to accompany the lesson. You're a great, natural teacher too with encouragement thrown in for duffers like me to keep going :-)
Looks like a great tutorial video man! But it’s Blues and not Jazz Hahaa! Looks like one of the best tutorial videos on this piece. Don’t mean to burst your bubble man. Keep it up!!, and I will learn this song from you 🎸💯
Nice
Thank you very much for this great lesson ! 🙏🙏🙏
Happy to help!! Enjoy sharing it with the world. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
MUITO OBRIGADO PELO VIDEO.
Eric Clapton é um ícone para mim.
Parabéns pelo timbre do violão e sua voz é muito boa.
Forte abraço.
BRASIL 🇮🇹🇧🇷🇧🇷
THITHICO BR GAMER obrigado e de nada! 🙏🏼🤘🏻
excellent thanks !!brilliant clear lesson ,I was trying to decide on a new guitar Martin junior or Taylor Gs Mini ..decision made ,,Taylor all the way
Happy to help on both fronts! I love my GS mini. 🤘🏻❤️🤗
Outstanding tutorial, Bobby! I'm a decent enough player, but you've provided some tricks that I'll be able to use throughout my playing.
Two things I change -- I play a 'B-fermented' after the F#m7 ending the chorus. (Don't know the chord's proper name: x-2-2-2-2-x). And after the descending C#m7 --> Bm7, I prefer an open E7 to the 7th-fret E.
But,again -- excellent work. Thanks kindly for the time & energy, and for sharing the knowledge.
valeu irmao vc é demais
Great tutorial. What model is that Taylor?
Jorge Valles thank you for the comment! It is a Taylor GS-mini (koa wood).
The dislikes are the other few guys who tried to teach this wrong. lol. Great job!
So glad you appreciate the effort! This one took a long time to make. Thanks for the comment.... Rock On!
What kind of guitar is that?? Sounds great!
It’s a Taylor GS mini made of koa wood. Love it! 🤘🏼
Add timestamp 2:12 did he play all three notes or just one note anyone?
Good question! At that point I do play just the root of the power chord. But back at 0:53, I do play all three notes of the power chord in the TAB. Both ways work, but technically I believe Clapton hits the power chord. Hope that helps clarify!
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too bad the key is too high. tried a capo and it just doesnt sound at all right.
Bsus4? That's sus! (Sorry. lol)
It’s Blues not Jazz 🤦🏻♂️
are you going to teach us or are you just wants to showoff your voice?
This is completely wrong its a blues riff you just made this WAY harder than necessary see his live performance. Too bad your followers are clueless