You Get What You Give - Acoustic Guitar - New Radicals - Original Vocal Track - Chords

Learn how to play "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals on Acoustic Guitar. With chords and original vocal track. Listen to the original versions of all songs in my Playlist on Spotify: open.spotify.com/playlist/2nj...

[@michaelkeys4303]

What a great acoustic rendition. Thank you - I have been looking for a website like this, all my life; well, all my digital life. (Oops, digital life; there’s an oxymoron for you). Have a great day. Tony from Battersea

[@dr845]

This is a really good lesson. The chord choices and voicings used in this are so much more colorful (yet true to the original) than the others I've seen.

[@SleepyWolvy]

Wow this one rocks! Such a great feel good song but also your chords/ arrangement sound so full bodied and fun to play. Can't wait to try this one out, cheers!

[@marccormier3283]

Fantastic acoustic! Spot on chords !

[@bobbelloff4588]

The best lesson out there on this. Good work and great lesson format.

[@dougfm415]

Awesome! That’s one of those tunes that no matter what style of music you prefer/like, it’s impossible to not smile and feel good listening to it. That song has magic on it.
So happy to see you posting regularly again and this along with Still Remains the other day, you’re killing it man!
Thanks for sharing your talent with us!

[@tonymartin7849]

Nice. Joni Mitchell noted it (at the time) as a new song that had her enthused.

[@bap6te557]

Just guitar and voice give like a bittersweet effect, pretty cool

[@odelljl]

I arrived at some similar voicings especially the first two but will absolutely put to use some of the others! We done.

[@ak2010utube]

Absolutely wonderful!

[@TheCompoundctc]

Thanks for the lesson - By the way, that guitar looks and sounds amazing - especially for a parlor size model - really like it

[@Snshine257]

This was great. Your timing was right on! Thanks for the tabs!

[@lucadl15]

great arrangement, thank you a lot to share !!!

[@ASWJ11]

Thanks so much sir.
I always wanted to learn this song.
Never managed though..
Thanks ❤

[@tonyc2570]

Thank you man. Really love this arrangement!

[@rpr1989]

Man i loved the whey you make your videos, this way helps a lot.
Ty so much

[@eduardomedeiros5514]

Thank you my friend!!!

[@Seyfertt]

astonishing performance

[@antoniopuliga]

Stupenda ❤

[@PatMeruseye]

AWESOME 🎉

[@arturoliveira7322]

Melhor cover!! Totalmente fiel ao original! Adorei, muito bom mesmo o seu trabalho.

[@michaelredison6396]

Cool transitions tnx!!

[@kaiziegler3381]

Thank you so much!!! Great!!!

[@fatimasilva432]

Perfect!

[@WysteriaGuitar]

That was great thanks man...

[@patrickpower8560]

Well done!

[@MikePamintuan-xt6io]

Hi! Thanks for this, i do appreciate it. Can younplease play a promise i make by dakota moon? Thanks man

[@MRod1079]

Nice lesson here. You can also 9th those chords: Dmaj9 Cmaj9 Dmaj7
Wake up kids, we've got the dreamers disease

[@carlosse3721]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@brunovalentimgomes3656]

Nice work! Btw, whats the guitar model? Cheers

[@hitsonacousticguitar]

Thanks, it‘s a Godin Rialto.

[@andrewbevan4662]

Does "mj7" mean Major 7.. The lower case m makes you think of a minor chord

[@hitsonacousticguitar]

"Does "mj7" mean Major 7" - Yes

[@lucasnoel244]

Can someone answer one question? I start learning music and if the song is in D major, why there is C major at 0:16. is there any Chord in D that can substitute it?

[@hitsonacousticguitar]

Hi, it's a C Major 7. I'm not a studied musician, but short answer: Songwriting doesn't have to follow rules. You can put any chords in a sequence if it pleases your taste and supports your idea. Hope this makes sense 🙂.

[@lucasnoel244]

@@hitsonacousticguitar thanks, maybe I'm too strict about rules. 😅