Episodes

  • Episode 19 - How Far I'll Go

    Episode 19 - How Far I'll Go
    May 29 2020
    After a little time away from the guitar - this is an attempt to sing and play the chords for How Far I'll Go from Moana.
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    6 mins
  • Episode 18 - The Rainbow Connection

    Episode 18 - The Rainbow Connection
    May 19 2020
    After a short break, it's time for some Muppets. Using chords G, Em, Am, D, C, Bm7, B7, and E, I attempt The Rainbow Connection from The Muppets.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 17 - This is How it Feels

    Episode 17 - This is How it Feels
    May 10 2020
    With my newest chord, B7, I attempt the tune "This is How It Feels (to be lonely)" by Inspiral Carpets.
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    4 mins
  • Episode 16 - Galway Girl

    Episode 16 - Galway Girl
    May 6 2020
    In my first attempt to play a full length song, here's a go at singing Ed Sheeran's Galway Girl. Used chords E minor, G maj, C major, Cadd9 (the theory of which we discuss at the end of the podcast), D major and A minor.
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    7 mins
  • Episode 15 - Baked Potato

    Episode 15 - Baked Potato
    May 5 2020
    Used chords C major, G major, E minor and D major to sing Matt Lucas' Baked Potato. It is an amazing song. Be careful though - if you listen to it too much, it will stick in your head forever.
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    3 mins
  • Episode 14 - Common People

    Episode 14 - Common People
    Apr 29 2020
    To demonstrate improving chord changes, today it's a trip to 1995 and the whopping three-chord song "Common People" by Pulp
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    3 mins
  • Episode 13 - Acapella

    Episode 13 - Acapella
    Apr 25 2020
    For this episode, we've experimented with the app "Acapella" which simplifies the process of layering up a song. William uses the guitar, a keyboard for the trumpet sound, piano, voice and percussion.
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    6 mins
  • Episode 12 - Hey Ya!

    Episode 12 - Hey Ya!
    Apr 19 2020
    Whilst working on speeding up the chord changes, William uses chords Gmaj, Cmaj, Dmaj and Emaj, to try and play Hey Ya! by OutKast.
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    3 mins