Chords for Juraj Schweigert - Harmonica Lesson: Careless Whisper (George Michael) Saxophone Intro

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_ _ Hey guys, this is Jurasz Fajgiet and I'm here with another video.
_ I've been a little bit ill this Christmas. _
_ [F] Anyway, I think it's time to do this _ nice tune, this nice saxophone intro to Careless
Whisper by George [Dm] Michael.
_ The tune is very simple. _
It's all in one key, D minor, and the chords are D minor, G [G] minor, _ and then [Gb] B flat major,
[Bb] _ and then A minor again.
[Am] It's all [C] in one key, just one scale, so it's really easy to play. _
And I played it on C harp, _ _ _ as if in a third position.
You need one overblow there, _ _ [N] but there is a harp you can play it without any overblows.
And that's F harp, because D minor is a natural minor of F major, so if you have F harp, you
can play it without any overblows.
I only have this _ _ vintage Herring harp, _ 1923. _
It's a heavy duty harp, but really _ quite hard for me to play.
I used to play that, but the reeds are very hard.
And it's excellent for pre-war blues, and country blues and stuff, but it's the only
harp I have.
The one that is high F, it's quite squeaky, and I like to play that one.
_ _ So you [D] can play it on this one.
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_ [G] _ _ _ So that's the first phrase.
You start 7-hole draw, _ _ 6-hole draw, _ [Fm] _ _ [G] and then 5-hole blow, and 4-hole [Gm] blow.
So _ [Dm] _ [Dm] that's _ _ [N] the first phrase.
The second phrase goes _ _
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ 6-blow, _ _ _ 5-draw, _ [D] _ _
_ 4-blow, and 3-hole [G] hold the bend.
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_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
OK?
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Or you can stomp on the 4-hole blow.
And then you outline _ this chord here, _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [C] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Gb] which is B-flat _ major [G] chord.
5-hole draw, 5-blow, _ _ 4-hole blow. _ _
_ [Eb] Then 3-hole _ draw, bend, hold the bend.
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_ _ _ _ [N] _ And then 2-hole draw, [Bb] hold the bend.
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_ [Bb] _ _ And then you go [A] up the scale, _ _ _ starting on 2-hole blow.
_ [G] _ _ [E] _ _
[Gb] _ You're playing a major scale in the first [A] position.
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So that means 2-hole blow, 2-hole draw, bend, hold the bend.
_ Then 2-hole draw, _
[B] _ 3-hole bend, hold the bend. _
Then 3-hole draw, [F] 4-hole blow, _ [Gm] _ _ [G] 4-hole draw. _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ And you finish on a 5-hole _ _ blow.
And you can return to 3-hole draw.
_ [D] _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ Or [Bm] draw, but bend, hold the bend.
So it goes like_
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[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [A] _ And then 1 again.
[D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ So that's it.
_ _ _ I hope you enjoyed that. _
And there's [F] also tabs for the one I play on C harmonica.
_ I wanted to finish, but now I got the idea.
I also like to quote this song in blues, in minor blues.
In minor tunes, where you have the same progression, it's like_
You go D [Dm] minor, _ _ which is as if the 1. _ _ _ _
And then you go to the 4th, which would be G minor.
_ [Gm] _ It's like blues, right?
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_ Except the Kaelas Whisper is not blues.
But you can use this minor _ _ _ _ melody to _ quote in blues.
And I like to do that. _ _
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