The Chord Voicing That Made My Jaw Drop
#jaygraydon #guitar #musicproduction #recording #musicmastery #jaketherake #allthingsmusic #education In this video we go through the delicious chord changes on the Stevie Wonder song Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You), which is included on the album MUSIC OF MY MIND. This album was a total turning point for me. The moment I heard how he sneaked complex jazz voicings into mainstream pop and funk, it changed the way I played guitar forever. In this video, we pull back the curtain on Stevie’s harmonic brilliance, break down the anatomy of a "G2" chord, and share some classic studio tricks for arrangement. Yacht rock wouldn’t be what it is today without Stevie!
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