A Mark In Time
Mark Knopfler Discussion => Almost Straits => Topic started by: foma on December 28, 2012, 12:33:53 PM
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Here's my attempt with the chords posted. Thanks in advance for watching!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG1tJl0s25U
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great ! :clap
nice playing !
very instructive ! :thumbsup
I have learned another way to play C7 ! (among other things)
I watched it twice, 2nd time by reading the chords at the same time here :
http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/m/mark_knopfler/one_more_matinee_crd.htm (http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/m/mark_knopfler/one_more_matinee_crd.htm)
I'm not sure about the Dsus2 chord, you seems to play Am instead ?
same for D5, to me it sounds like normal Dm. Why D5 ?
well spot for the Bbmaj7-Bb6-Am/G-G progression at the end of each verse, I didn't get it before seing your video and the chords page
I like the way you sing the solo in the "kazoo" style. Made me think of EC in San Francisco bay on MTV Unplugged, or Brassens ' les copains d'abord. Nice ! :)
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Thank you, JF!
Yeah, it's a really great chord (C with the Bb bass), technically it's a C7, but sounds magnificent! You can also find it in songs 'Eclipse' by Pink Floyd or in 'Thank You' by Led Zeppelin among others.
I'm not sure about the Dsus2 chord, you seems to play Am instead ?
Same for D5, to me it sounds like normal Dm. Why D5?
Yes, my ears tells me it's a normal Am and normal Dm. I think the guy, who wrote this tab, just thinked that it would sound better without F in this Dm chord. Normal Am also appears in the beginning (3d chord). With Am7 it sounds too jazzy.
Well, and chord in the very end of the song is properly called Fm6, not D5b5.
P.S. In that particular take I've messed up beautiful D7/Ab chord at 3:39 a little bit. But I'm 100% confident in it, as well as in whole song chords.