This was a mega fail. Needs to be way more staccato and funky feeling. Listen to the original. Stevie doesn't use any parallel fourths. Also, saying "if a song is in A minor it's actually in C" isn't right, either. A minor is the relative minor of C. This song is in Eb minor. That doesn't mean that it's really in Gb.
@spikeingshuffler It's F# I believe. That's the key the original is in, because I played and recorded while listening to the original at the same time.
@GenomeSoldierDK Sorry for the confusing comments posted earlier. It's a minor song, beginning with Eb minor. However, as far as a key is concerned, the key should be identified as Gb or F#. For instance, if a song is played in A minor, it's actually in the C key.
@leshmye Mate, don't confuse things more. The key signatures are the same, but that doesn't mean that the keys are the same. The song is in E flat minor.
(Chord V - B flat 7, around 0:16 to chord I - E flat minor, around 0:18, suggests the key.) The tune is based around E flat penatonic (all black notes).
@leshmye To confuse you both even more, it's actually in Eb Dorian; thats actually Db Major (if you look at it from the first step in the chordprogression of Db major, the next is Eb Minor). This is really the only good answer, because the fourth step would normally be a Ab Minor chord, but is in fact a Ab Major. This can only be found in Eb Dorian (the fith step of Db major, or rather Ionic, is always a major chord) (modern model scales).
@Fizzypop1211 Did you mean WMV? You can use DownloadHelper on Mozilla Firefox to download as FLV, then use Replay to convert it to whatever format you want.
Shhhhhhhhity
briand49783 6 months ago
This was a mega fail. Needs to be way more staccato and funky feeling. Listen to the original. Stevie doesn't use any parallel fourths. Also, saying "if a song is in A minor it's actually in C" isn't right, either. A minor is the relative minor of C. This song is in Eb minor. That doesn't mean that it's really in Gb.
aaronarchy1 7 months ago
Superstition is funky. That isn't. Need to get rid of parallel fourths and work on a more acceptable version of the riff.
jinjasurfer 8 months ago
man that's not a way to use the fingers... fail
arielmusic88 11 months ago 5
What key are you doing this song in?
And whats the original key?
spikeingshuffler 1 year ago
@spikeingshuffler It's F# I believe. That's the key the original is in, because I played and recorded while listening to the original at the same time.
leshmye 1 year ago
@leshmye Original key is Eb
krispig123123123 1 year ago 2
@leshmye
Isn't it in an Eb-scale?
GenomeSoldierDK 1 year ago 2
@GenomeSoldierDK Sorry for the confusing comments posted earlier. It's a minor song, beginning with Eb minor. However, as far as a key is concerned, the key should be identified as Gb or F#. For instance, if a song is played in A minor, it's actually in the C key.
leshmye 1 year ago
@leshmye
Ah, thank you very much for clearing that up ! :) You learn something new every day ! :)
GenomeSoldierDK 1 year ago
@GenomeSoldierDK he's wrong. Don't listen- relative major may be Gb but it's still in Eb
Muzikman127 1 year ago 5
@leshmye Mate, don't confuse things more. The key signatures are the same, but that doesn't mean that the keys are the same. The song is in E flat minor.
(Chord V - B flat 7, around 0:16 to chord I - E flat minor, around 0:18, suggests the key.) The tune is based around E flat penatonic (all black notes).
CrocodileRocker 8 months ago
@leshmye To confuse you both even more, it's actually in Eb Dorian; thats actually Db Major (if you look at it from the first step in the chordprogression of Db major, the next is Eb Minor). This is really the only good answer, because the fourth step would normally be a Ab Minor chord, but is in fact a Ab Major. This can only be found in Eb Dorian (the fith step of Db major, or rather Ionic, is always a major chord) (modern model scales).
peterhuismanonline 3 months ago
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misterpipeline 1 month ago
What key is it?
spikeingshuffler 1 year ago
@spikeingshuffler F#, I think.
leshmye 1 year ago
this isn't good
homePicShow 1 year ago
Nice one leshmye - sounds better than playing the actual riff on its own on piano - clever and.... simple! :)
DoctorJezz 2 years ago
Thank you!!! :)
leshmye 1 year ago
Flippin 'Eck - Slow down so people can keep up and see what your doing!!! Sounded great when you played it though
jjcguitar 2 years ago
Was trying to follow the original tempo. LOL!
But u can playback at an adjustable speed using MS Windows Media Player, if u download the video. :)
leshmye 2 years ago
@leshmye
This is great - how do you download the vid into WMP format?
Fizzypop1211 1 year ago
@Fizzypop1211 Did you mean WMV? You can use DownloadHelper on Mozilla Firefox to download as FLV, then use Replay to convert it to whatever format you want.
leshmye 1 year ago
@leshmye
LOL - -thanks _ I think I must be too dim to work our firefox!
Fizzypop1211 1 year ago
listern to me play this in my band
keyboardprince 2 years ago
wow i can see why they're cheats haha. unusual fingering. good tho (:
RandomEmail2008 2 years ago