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  • great stuff about to go prctice ryte now thanx nate..

  • Wow. Wonder why more composers don't do this. I believe that was just phenomenal

  • You should be playing to God's glory not the glory of Mr. Mcnair. The bible teaches us to always be humble. For the man who said they are bashing his song, it is a gospel song and I don't think a gospel song can be bashed if you are singing or playing with the anointing.

  • @cmfletch1 Always a "wanna be deep one" around. Go stab yourself in the eye with a chopstick, please.

  • @mysticgatherings wasn't trying to be deep, it's just that you think I am. Thanks for the compliment. God bless you sir.

  • Mr. McNair I think you are a great composer. I also feel that you may have been a little harsh with others who play your song. Most musicians have there own style and perhaps they aren't trying to play it exactly like you. I think it is wonderful that you want people to know your way that you gave birth to the song but you never should down someone in teaching them or make such comments as I don't know why you are having such a hard time because its a easy song.

  • I was inverting, for some reason all cool imma try it the right way now thanks bro

  • Phanominal, playing!

    Thanks 4 sharing!

    Stay blessed!

  • Souled out is a great song! Especially on the radio or on a cd. But I'm a musician also, and I still use fill in chords or augments in any version of a song. Sounds find under the anointing.

  • Wow what a sheer display of passion.I love the fact that Nate explained what he originally created.I'm sure we'll all agree that it hurts when you spend time creating something and then someone else mis-plays it.

    Nate please carry on the good work..I personally admire your creativity and your composition is solid.Wish all players can limit too many phat chords and just simplify things.

  • I totally agree with Nate. Learn it the RIGHT way. After that, it is open to one's interpretation as a musician. But, don't pass off that interpretation as the way everyone else should learn it.

    ~I'm just some white dude playing gospel.~

  • he one of the only composers that looked out

  • 4:04 - 4:12

    *simply amazing*

  • @QueenD55 I was thinking the same thing well put cuz straight up I know I wasnt playing it like that not even close LOL however Nate created this HIT so he can be critical especially for those creating tutorials on it which hey we not perfect so in this case thats way Nate did the perfect Tutorial the licks make the song great JOB!

  • @dandretv please shut the hell up!!!

  • this orginal version sounds a lot cleaner than what has been posted. thanks for posting your song Mr. Mcnair. It's fun to play!

  • This is not jelous comment but a true one, when you take the annointing of God and use it to glorify yourself , don't be suprised if it is taken from you. If noone has ever told you let me be the first, a great musician without annointing is nothing

  • I just want to say thanks Nate. I will enjoy playing it even more.

  • why is there even a argument about "how" to play this song! Nate Mcnair is a music genius, and he composed the song he obviously knows how to play it, now with that being said as musicians we all tinker with chords that fit where the original chords go, which is coo! All nate was tryin to do was show some who r literally BASHING THE SONG, how its actually recorded on da cd! U gotta know peoples intentions and he just tryin to help! stop bein so prideful people.....and learn.....

  • @DABISHOP84 YES I AGREE! I found this video on some other site and just clicked and watched and was truly amazed and THANKFUL to have THE WRITER HIMSELF TEACH IT RIGHT! All other comments need to stop now. Its like someone coming after the fact to tell GOD well I know you created the sun but I think....nahh don't think about what I CREATED just go do you own then but leave MY SUN ALONE!

  • Bless you Nate. This really helped me. and I will pass it on to every musician that I come in contact with......ONCE I GET IT. LOL

  • Your straight up gudd

  • not the drummer lol i died laughing lol

  • Just finished up a tutorial on this song, and everything is correct, thanx to you Nate!

    Tj

  • lol you know your a professional when you have your name on the piano

  • @SuperAceBass ROFLMAO!!!!! too funny!!!

  • People give it a break!! Thank you Nate for taking the time to present this music. I am a bass player and I learned a great deal from this video. Keep in up in God's name.

    John 3:16

  • Thanks!

  • Thanks for the video post,but you do have to keep in mind that they are learning this by ear and it's very easy for them to miss a chord or miss a note in the chord. And also if there not sure what a chord might be, they're going playing according to how it sounds to them & Yes they may not be right. So people on shouldn't critisize the teachers who are taking tim to learn the song the way they hear it and post it for yall to learn. If it's so wrong,don't come on here trying to learn to play it.

  • I need the chords to "Jesus Is My Help" Thanks.

  • #1 Thanks for the info Nate!

    #2 Great teaching, this video was really a big help!

    #3 I know why so many people missed that lick. When you listen to the CD, you can't even tell that there is a run, all you can hear (barely) is the G#, G, and F. So on that part, the musicians in the other tutorials were just playing what they heard.

    #4 Man, that big "F" where everyone plays it together, makes a big difference!

  • Whn will it stop being about self and be about God

  • Excellent. Thank you for sharing. Great song BTW.

  • can u give me a guitar part to this song?

  • Great Job. Very nicely done!!

  • That is so sick!

  • You must keep in mind that they are learning the song by ear so of course its probably not going to be how the orginal composer wrote although they should stay true to the recording its not gonna come out that way coming from someone whos plays by ear :-)

    Thanks Nate for the video!

  • from how the composer plays it. So this debate is futile. There are people on here acting like when they play from a recording, they all of a sudden embody the spirit of the composer and miraculously don't assimilate their own prior musical experiences into their interpretation. If its not charted or on sheet music, you are only going off of whats in your head already.

  • Gosh guys. There are so many opinions and I've been on here for awhile reading them and doing a lot of responding too. The African American tradition is an ORAL tradition so of course, things are going to get lost when people try to play what they here on a recording. DUH! I agree that a musician should strive to enhance their ear so their interpretations can be more acurate but at the end of the day, you wan't the song to be recognized as what it is. A couple of notes may be different from the

  • I never realized how people are afraid of doing things the "right" way....I appreciate this tutorial. First and foremost, Nate didn't find it robbery to share how the song is intended to be played. To Nate: Jesus told them He was the way and they are still trying to do it their way too, so you be encouraged because there are a few of us who want to do it right!!! Keep writing =)

  • @Musik216 I've always want to play music the right way but lets step off to the Bible which is the same instance as this. Why do we have so many denominations and different ways of praising God? I'm willing to say because its based on individual interpretation. If one is play by ear it nearly impossible to play the song exactly the way Nate plays it. I went to school for music I understand what nate is saying as far as certain chords take away from the music which is true but there are....

  • @Musik216 People who don't understand theory and harmonies and cross voicings because they never had the luxury of going to school. Good example American Idol, Simon always says oh it sounds like karaoke because the singers are trying to be like the musician. Their looking for orginality Im pretty sure if we all did things the same exact way the world will be a boring place. Nonetheless, its good to learn the right way first then branch off and make it your OWN.

  • @ensr08 I agree with you totally. you reiterated my point "its good to learn the right way first then branch off and make it your OWN"

    Also, PIANOCLUBHOUSE put it best...."Yes, u can play the song any way u want to, substitute chords, etc. HOWEVER, playing it on your own for expression, and giving a tutorial to teach others are 2 different things."

    I'm not even defending this point as much as I am defending the attack against Nate's character. His intentions are not being recognized properly

  • WOW!! My heart is broken by this video. I really in truely fell in love with the message of the song till I saw the heart of the composer. What happen to individuality, unique, different. What you don't know is 10 people got saved off the song you wrote but played by a musician that played it his own way. I understand what you're trying to say, but playing / teaching it your way is not going ot happen unless you post sheet music on youtube, Oh BTW everybody can't read music I can.

  • @ensr08 When I posted my comment this is what my thought was. You don't expect people to act the same in the gospel world. Then we have to remember not all who claim the name of Christ will enter into his kingdom.

  • thank u for making it right

  • if i hadn't met u before, i would really think u was a cocky dude from this video. just tone it down a little, not everyone is as blessed on the keys as u r, so cut us some slack. now on the other hand, if u don't know how to play a song correctly, u shouldn't be trying to teach someone else. so i understand ur frustration. God Bless

  • thank you mr. McNair for posting this. this is great stuff. it helped me a lot. time to make you proud.

  • Thank You so very, VERY much, Mr. McNair! I think I understand the keyboard part a lot better now. : )

    And whoever gave this a thumbs down, shame on you... Don't hate... congratulate! Composing takes work, you know. : P

  • Bless you Nate!

  • This was kind of funny lol,this video had the vibe of the parent catching the kid in the act of doing wrong lol,i play bass and i like the groove of the song it makes you bounce alittle lol thanks Mr.Nate.

  • lol he is awesome on keyS LIVE IN ATLANTA, LIVE IN TORONTO,LIVE IN NEW NEW YORK

  • GOOD STUFF!!! Hey Nate, I've been a fan of your for quite sometime and I really appreciate you posting this song on the "Tube." Now I don't have to worry about BUTCHERING your masterpiece!!! Much love bro!!! Stay BLESSED.

  • thank you for showing the rite way now i can learn it and kno i got it from the man himself. Thank you once again

  • now i know how to play it right!!!!!!

  • Good stuff. Devory pugh got on me hard when i played it wrong. lol thanks

  • Mr. Nate is telling the truth YouTube- I did my research too. To my fellow musicians, you do great in musical expressions- Thank you Nate for sharing your expertise to help us become better musicians- your humility is commendable. God bless you and may His face shine upon you.

  • OOohh

  • Awesome, Mr. McNair. I've heard the REST, but now I can say I've heard the BEST!! Don't get me wrong, some of the others were good, but it's nothing like hearing it from the original composer. Thanks for sharing with us. God bless!!

  • Thanks so much for posting this. You have not only challenged those who post tutorial videos but also those of us who are trying to learn our favorite songs. *God grant us the Spirit of Excellence so we can please You in everything we do.* Thanks again Mr. McNair

  • Yo! Nate, greatly appreciated. I find the way you play the song a lot easier than some of the others I was trying to learn it from. Thanks a lot for the clearification and thanks for being gracious enough to share. Thanks Bro.

  • Yo! Nate, greatly appreciated. I find the way you play the song a lot easier than some of the others I was trying to learn it from. Thanks a lot for the clearification and thanks for being gracious enough to share. Thanks Bro.

  • hmmm simple song?? which i no you were throwing some extra notes in there but still that looks no where near as easy as u say...

  • Nate, Awesome Song!

    Can you direct us to where to get or learn the HORN CHARTS to this song?

    Have Praise Team and Brass wishing to do the song for Gopsel Praise Night!

  • Nate,

    Awesome Song! Any chance you can direct us to getting or seeing how to play the HORNS on this song?

  • He was right!!! There is a difference if you are in service or a concert however, if you are teaching the song.... Teach it the exact way!!

  • Thank you for that clarification! That's exactly what Nate is said; he was referring to the TUTORIAL instructors on You Tube -- not the MUSICIANS in general. When presenting yourself as an expert, you play it exactly as it is played. When you TEACH it, then TEACH it correctly!!! A musician should not be tone deaf to neither music notes, arraingements, nor to verbal instructions of the originator.

    LM

    Author - "From Princess to Prisoner"

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  • U coulda saved this one doc...kats aren't playing it wrong. we're just bored with the original...Don't try 2 box everyone in man. There are more chords out there than triads and 7ths...

  • My fault Mr Kordz.. I hit the wrong thumb. I wanted to put the raise thumb. My bad!

  • THank you!! People play it the way they are comfortable with. It's called being creative!

  • "make a brotha proud"???? dude you not GOD lol. now i see why i was neva a hezekiah walker fan. look up MIKE B clips and tell him he WRONG for ALTERING im still here by dorinda clark and total praise

  • thank you for teaching a dummy

  • Thnx 4 doing this video though we strive to play that great. LOL its well appreciated by me.

  • Once again cant no one on this earth play a song exactly like the composer himself........I must say Nate is a beast I love this video....but dont stress your self out cause no one can play just like a song just like its composer!

  • THE RESULTS ARE IN: THE 25TH ANNUAL STELLAR AWARDS ANNOUNCED 1/16/2010 FROM NASHVILLE, TN! HEZEKIAH WALKER & LOVE FELLOWSHIP; "SOULED OUT; VERITY RECORDS - THE WINNERS FOR: ARTIST OF THE YEAR, CD OF THE YEAR, CHOIR OF THE YEAR, CONTEMPORARY CD OF THE YEAR, & CONTEMPORARY CHOIR OF THE YEAR. GREAT JOB NATE!!!

    Your Sister,

    LM

    Author, "From Princess to Prisoner"

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  • alright! trhat sounds more like it.. can i get a tutorial

  • THE 25th ANNUAL STELLA AWARDS NOMINATIONS 2010 ANNOUNCED ON 10/24/09 FROM A PRESS CONFERENCE IN NASHVILLE, TN. WINNERS WILL BE RELEASED AT THE AWARDS CEREMONY 1/16/10: "I AM SOULED OUT", Hezekiah Walker, Verity Records, among other artists were nominated for: Artist of the Year (Songwriter, Song, Album Label), CD of the Year, Choir of the Year, Contemporary CD of the Year, & Contemporary Choir of the Year! I Love you Nate. Proud that you are my brother!

    LM, Author- "From Princess to Prisoner"

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  • It's great to see how simple the pros keep it. It's hard to teach younger cats that simple/pocket is better. But this post from Nate helps to support that theory.

    Thanks again Nate for showing how simple it can be and still be effective and supportive.

  • So Nate, I was wondering if you could also take some time out of your schedule and post some clips of how to play some of your OLD-SCHOOL H. Walker songs that you played? Like "How Much We Can Bare", "Can't Nobody Do Me Like Jesus" (especially that added portion with the vocoder/talk box part), and some of those songs where you played TALK-BOX.

  • Thanks a lot Nate for showing us the CORRECT to play "Sold Out"! I'm not anywhere NEAR your level of playing, but one of choirs sings this song. So I needed to know the RIGHT way to play it. You can't get the right way to plat this song any better than having the actual composer show the correct way of playing it. Thanks again my brotha!! Keep on composing songs for the Lord sir!!

  • WOW! Impressive. However, I am not that skilled. You are doing things that I wish I could do. So, I am guilty, I find the easier chords. One thing I do notice is the congregation still bounces to it, rather it being right or wrong. Be blessed!

  • Nice!!! do your thing Nate Clayton

  • @JT3AI : I'm not sure if you're uncomfortable about the way Nate pesented his posting, OR if you're just envious of the fact that he created such a popular song and NOT YOU?!?!? Quite frankly, I'm overwhelmingly excited about the fact that he actually took the time out of his rigorous schedule to show everyone the CORRECT way to play one of HIS songs (grow up JT3AI)!!

  • @JT3AI : Nah "JT3AI", I think I sense a lil envy there, but none the less, I wasn't trying to shoot you down. What must be realized here, is that many people have different ways of presenting their views or opinions. Maybe that's just the way Nate presents musical information to others. I don't think that he was being BOASTFUL or PRIDEFUL!! Tell you what, why don't you present some music to us for us learn?

  • @clgijanitor I don't know what that person said to be fussed at by you, but I have to respectfully disagree with a couple of things you've said. This is all about the will of God right? Well, to whom much is given, much is required. Doing a video to confront other musicians isn't a selfless act. I'm sure the composer is probably a great person to be around, but the video comes across as a little arrogant to certain people. 

  • We're missing the whole point here! Nate was referring specifically to the tutorials teaching others how to play his song. Creativity in gospel music is acceptable. As gospel musicians you are well aware of what is acceptable & what is not. That's the wonderful thing about gospel music - creativity & expression - within limits. Classical music is more restrictive in representing the original composers. Musicians are as sensitive as all artists because what they create is what they protect.

  • How about this approach, Nate: "I am so thankful that God has used my gift to bless and inspire so many and I'm flattered that you musicians want to learn to play WHAT GOD GAVE ME. Allow me to play the song, so you all my see how some of the difficult chords and riffs are played. I hope you enjoy the this video and that it may add to your musicianship. God bless" NATE. Remember the origional minister of music was kicked out for his arrgance. Don't follow his example. All we have was given to us.

  • Yeah, thumbs down to humility and kindness. We have nothing that we didn't recieve from God. Handle it with thanksgiving and humility.

  • @kwwyatt lol. I know this video may cause some unfair judgment on Mr. Nate, but you are right on. No need to debate certain things, just refer to the Word of God which should be our guide. Good job. Even if he doesn't intend to offend or whatever, as an influential voice, you have to be careful even how you come across to other people who may be young in the spirit. Thats word.

  • how culd u just down play other musicians..they're trying hard at what they do. Honestly, actually 3dmac2 plays great too. Jamal Hartwell and Jermaine Griggs don't even play the original they jazz it up. Maybe you should jazz your playing and attitude up. Your making this more about yourself then about God...

  • i agree with you totally. This guy iz good but there iz really no reason to be putting down people for playing it the way they hear it. && he iz definitely "making this more about yourself then about God" lol

  • thankzz lol

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  • @pianolearnist Hey....I didn't even know that you mentioned me. I really appreciate what you said, and I thank you for even considering "lil ole" me in your response. God gets all of the glory, I take no credit for myself. Only with God's blessings am I allowed to even wake up and breathe let alone play a piano. Thank you so much!!!

  • @3dmac2 No...Thank You 4 being an inspiration 4 me as a young musician!!!!

  • Yes, u can play the song any way u want to, substitute chords, etc. HOWEVER, playing it on your own for expression, and giving a tutorial to teach others are 2 different things. Nate is specifcally talking about the youtube piano teachers who are teaching the songs to people. I think they (teachers) have a responsibility to be as true to the original recording as possible. And sometimes we just hear it wrong and thus teach it wrong. But we shouldn't be above being corrected. THANX NATE!!!

  • Then score it! The music today is so busy, one can hardly make out any of it! And others may not be able to play a song the way God gave it to the composer. I would think it flattering that anyone would want to play my music. If we inspire others we should thank God for using us, because he can use anyone he wants. What if T. D. Jakes would rag other preachers for sharing an inspiring message of his, because they didn't "hoop it out" like he did? That would be pretty silly. You think?

  • God inspires lyrics 4 songs,just as he does mesages 4 pastors.HE expects His message to b delivered to his people just as he gave it to the individuals.For a piano player 2 change up chords or remix a song,is just as offensive as a soloist changing up lyrics to the song to suite themselves.Playing a song TRUE to its recording is just as important as singng the same lyrics that were recorded.Yes,some players may not hear everythng and they do the best thy can,but i see where Nate is coming from.

  • Hummmm, you have a point...remember that EVERY TIME you play a song. Don't ever deviate from what the composer intended.

  • When giving my youtube piano tutorials, I try to make all mines EXACTLY like the recording, without deviations. And if there are any, its because my ear may have missed something. But i trust Nate's intentionas, and i don't think he was being ugly, or nasty, or putting down musicians...it was simply to correct us. And you've got to give the man a little more leeway than others...HE COMPOSED THE SONG!! LOL. And i think he's earned the right to be a little edgy when its your "baby", ya know? lol.

  • NO. I don't know. Perhaps I'm from another planet.

    Peace my fellow mucisians.

  • @PianoClubHouse You cant play it exactly like the dang composer. Unless he sit in front of you and break it down. Now you may can play simillar or close but not just like him.

  • Well, my brother just broke it down in this video. So NOW you can play it exactly like him.

  • @PianoClubHouse Yeah you right I can play it like him now since he broke it down but noone can every play a song just like the composer period. Also we can get more technical if you like. Nate didn't break down the organ part did he? hmm...? remember not only a keyboard is played in this song. Learning song you are listeninng to whole bands so it is immpossible like i said! Now I know some musician who can play and you would swear they was composer of the song but only about 5% can do that.

  • Hey man I am gonna say this with all due respect and the love of God, but you can do anything, the bible tells us... Check me out, you can do a number of things to learn how to digest what someone does and then regurgitate it... you can take your time and spend hours getting note for note and exact rhythm or even with technology have a program to slow the song down for you. After a while you will even hear a chord's quality and play it back without an issue... God Bless!!!

  • @kwwyatt NO you can try not to deviate from it but its impossiblel to play exactly everything a compoesr plays.

  • @PianoClubHouse First of all, respect to you and in no way am I trying to be disrespectful. You say changing the original is basically offensive, (had to paraphrase) I have to respectfully disagree. John P. Kee's song "He's Able" 2nd verse has in it, "in August I lost my dad" If a different choir sings this song and the lead singer's father is still alive, changing the lyrics would be better just for the simple fact, we don't want to sing lies. Just my opinion...God Bless

  • @3dmac2 Hello my friend, i LOVE a good debate...and props to you and your vids, you've got top notch stuff, and are one of the reasons I started on here, so thanx! Anyways, speaking to the example you gave, you've got to use common logic...the soloist is giving their personal testimony. Of course a church soloist shouldn't say that. I am referring SPECIFICALLY to piano tutorials, not singing.

  • My point is this. IF you are just doing a videos of you playing a cover tune, with your own flavor and style.....the sky is the limit! THATS where you can show all your creativity and skillz and fancy chord substitutions. IF you are specifically doing an instructional/tutorial videos on how to play a recorded artists song, it should be as close to the original as you can possibly get it.

  • I understand some of us hear chords and things a little different, or may miss a bass line here or there. But an INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO is not the place to dazzle beginning viewers with your fancy chords, just show em the song, straight up.

  • @3dmac2 Relating that to Nate's comments, IF he is referring to cats just groovin' to his song and playing it wrong, then i DO disagree with him......they can play it like they want when they're sheddin'. BUT if he's referring to the video tutorials on his song, then he is absolutely right for correcting them (us).

  • @PianoClubHouse Respectfully, you couldn't be more wrong. Music evolves from one generation to another through the interpretation and expression of other artists. I bet you have no idea how many songs were made famous and were only an arrangement of someone elses composition. Yes, sometimes a person may not play a song with taste, but every song can be enhanced by another artist. You must not be familar with jazz because, playing around with the music and lyrics is how you do it! Its art!

  • @johnlovestosing04 You're missing my point. I understand music evolves, i understand that completely. Any artist has the right to sing or play any song they like in their own style, you've got no debate with me there. Thats exactly HOW music ends up evolving. As i have clarified several times in this topic, my comments are referring specifically to people attempting to teach the song to others, as opposed to playing it for self expression or personal reasons.

  • I LOVE IT! Thanx!

  • Thanks for sharing your gift. It is always a joy to see and hear the music from directly composer. There is only one Nate McNair and thank God he is willing to share. Now that we know the chords, take it on and get it right in support of music excellence. You can always build from the well laid foundation. Souled Out*****+

  • exaclty... I appreciate this vid too. There's ALOT I can learn from this man. But I'm wonderin why d other renditions were wrong? Many of em sounded okay.

    I also believe music is about expression and that the experience is personal, thus yielding a unique product. As I posted a week ago. I will learn this song the right way, if I need to, thanx to this 5* vid. But I believe that the performer has certain freedoms as long as he/she follows the basic song structure. But kudos to the composer.

  • thanks for sharing the CORRECT CHORDS WITH US!

    This sounds just like souled out! PERFECT! I just gave it 5 stars! Who ever didnt give it 5 stars are some BIG TIME HATERS!

  • hmm... it sounds great. I think thats what makes youtube great though; different ways of playing some of the same songs. From beginners to experts, and different styles & licks.  Without that, music wouldn't be a "creative" art.

  • Great video!!! I was kinda wonderin' tho. Why r the other renditions by those other cats wrong? I thought music was all about making something your own and personal expression. I guess beginners would keep it simple, advanced cats would spice it up to their liking. As long as they use the right progressions. But it would never be like the original because that was your way of bringin it and that's personal. Or am I wrong. Otherwise everyone performing this song might as well use a instrumental.

  • I am in total agrrement with you! He comes of kind of prideful and selfish. Music is about artistry and adding your spice to it. If we wanted to do it just like him we should probably sing it to n instrumental!

  • Thanks Nate...love it:o)

  • THE 25TH ANNUAL STELLA AWARDS NOMINATIONS 2010 ANNOUNCED ON OCTOBER 29, 2009 FROM A PRESS CONFERENCE IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. Winners will be released at the Awards ceremony 1/16/2010. "I Am Souled Out", Hezekiah Walker, Verity Records among other artists was nominated for: Artist of the Year (Songwriter, Song, Album Label), CD of the Year, Choir of the Year, Contemporary CD of the Year, & Contemporary Choir of the Year! God bless you Nate; I am proud that you are my brother!

    Your Sis.

    LM

  • Thank you Brother Nate. I appreciate this. You didn't have to do it, but I want you to know that any help I can get is deeply appreciated. Be Blessed!!!

  • hmmmmmmmmmmmm

  • This sounds just like souled out! PERFECT! I just gave it 5 stars! Who ever didnt give it 5 stars are some BIG TIME HATERS!

    Anys man keep doin your thing you are talented!!!!

  • nice. Thanks for the info. Can you post God Favors Me the right way?

  • Appreciate the video Nate. because I straight play this song all wrong. I played about 2 weeks ago in a big Concert wish I saw this first. and Yes I was one of them dudes that was chording the song. Now i know how to play it like it was meant. at least you shared your chords. God Bless

  • that's the thing...it does sound a mess when you don't play it right

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  • Thank you so much! One of my pet peeves is people who just make up stuff. I always strive to get as close as I can to the original of whatever piece I'm working on. Thanks for helping out the little people! Peace to you!

  • Great Vid. Yeah I've seen it played all kinds of ways. I think most of it depends on the musician's skill level. Some people on here just have easier versions. You are a Pro dude. I play but it won't even come close to that. I'll try my best. Keep them coming. I likes.

  • Totally agree the skill level of the musician has a lot to do with it. I'm still striving for perfection on this song.

  • Hey Nate it's really gr8t 2 see how a song is being played by the original composer... i've always asked myself that question when i'm trying 2 learn a song... i appreci-luv it bro!

  • Hey Nate Do you have any other posts? Break down that groove that you played in "Jesus is The Light" back in the early 90's

  • Yo this definitely helped me a lot man. After you did the clinic at Kingdom Family you definitely made me want to check out this video! Now I can do what I learned in this whenever we do this song again.

  • God bless you brother...im 16 yrs old and your tutorial helped me learn the song, with a few cleaner sounds/chords,smoother transitions, than the head musicians in my district and earned me my first song in the state choir...thank you so much...

  • Nate is my brother. He loves his music, and he loves to share it with others. His "jam sessions" in the backyard is the big "event" in the neighborhood. It is when the gospel musicians come together to play and freely express themselves with their music. It is also an opportunity for musicians to perfect their craft, and to learn from one another. Nate is all about teaching as well as learning the art of gospel music. Nothing is done haphazardly. He is a man who only gives God his best.

    LM

  • Why does anyone feel like they have the right to put a video out on a very popular, fairly new, song, when the author has not even had the opportunity to do it himself. If you are going to try to teach others how it goes, you ought to learn it first, yourself. Some people have no respect for authors.

    This video itself is worth money, but the brutha has laid it out all for free. God bless him for freely giving of himself.

    Most of you are jealous cause you didn't do it first!!

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  • Thank you for straightening us ALL out. You're a blessing to the body and the world.

    Okay , you bad, you know it you got the chops to show it. Don't scold us for not being you. We love you. God didn't give all 'o us 10 talents like you brother. Some of us only got what we got, and we doin' the best we can, we in the neighborhood churches, pray for us! Love and Good notes to you!

  • Dang ya'll some sensitive musicians. Who cares how he said it he's giving you a free lesson on you tube just take the criticism humble yourself and learn it right. The Bible says that a fool spiteth correction. Take the correction build a bridge and get over it.

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