Hey guys!
Didn’t plan to do a cover this week but just learned this the other day, felt like a good chance to post my first public video on youtube (although no person on earth will see it most probably 
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Super fun song to practice barre chords, lots of mistakes here and there but had a blast playing it.
Cheers!
Loved it Kevin!!
Youre strumming and singing is very very good!!
Have to admit that i dont know Oasis very much, even though i grew up with them. I was over on the grunge side not the brit pop at the time…
Well done Kevin. Always a blast watching you play.
Awesome take on a great song!! Good job!! I could barley tell any mistakes nice!
Fantastic Kevin,
Chords and strumming very true to the original, and wouldn’t be complete without the ahh’s at the end 
brilliant.
So good! Well done! 
Sounded great. Really suits your voice and playing was ace.
This was one of my first CDs as a teenager. Got a mini hifi for Christmas one year with two CDs, Weezer and Oasis.
So I ended up knowing most of the words to those albums playing them on repeat. Always wondered - blister? Why is the blister relevant? Aside from it being one of the words that rhymes with sister… still works though for a rocking song 
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Wow Kevin. That was terrific!!
Great strumming and singing
I’m so jealous of all of you that can strum and sing along. I think is something l have to fix for my consolidation of grade 2 
Beautiful guitar as well, btw.
That was great Kevin seems like a proper workout with all those barre chords! Nothing to be shy about in terms of public appearance on youtube, sounded really good to my ear! 
That was great, Kevin. You have that ability to learn songs and be able to play and sing them quickly, without noticeable (to me) flubs … I confess to being envious
Bravo
Great song and definitely a big favourite for me to play. As you say great for a barre chord workout. Nicely played and sung.
Great song for a barré workout, Sittin on the dock of the bay is another great one if you ditch the open chords!
Enjoyed your playing and singing, very nicely done!
@tRONd Thanks Trond, this was more of a fun song compared to what I was doing lately, really enjoyed doing it. I was also very into Nirvana until I listened to Live Forever 
Britpop is not for everyone but I love the melodies, can’t help it! You could always do a grunge take on it, that would be interesting!
@Bytron08 Thank you Byron, can’t miss with a classic like this one.
@liaty Thank you Dave, it comes out naturally after listening to those albums a million times
@grayal Cheers! Some day I’ll step up and do Oasis with my Epiphone Dot, then I’ll be electric too
@jkahn Thanks so much JK, although Oasis had a number of nonsense songs this one always stood out to me, what does it mean? who cares! lots of inspiration and…other things going on at that time 
@Rumil Gracias Edgar! It will click if you work it, like everything. Always start with songs with a melody that goes along with the strumming pattern, it’s a lot easier to begin with. I still have to put the time to get comfortable with a song and be able to get the melody and the guitar part right, but it’s worth it if you enjoy it.
And yes, Epiphone does make a killer Jumbo.
@adi_mrok Thank you Adrian, I hope to post all my next stuff publicly, but for now this is yet another milestone.
@DavidP Thanks David, this is a song that I’ve listened to many many times so that played a big part in it, I already knew it inside out, just had to practice the chord changes basically. I guess we all have that feeling when we see someone else, but we should always try to compare ourselves with our own situation, and be proud of our own improvements!
@Rossco01 Thank you Jason, it’s great when you play something for yourself and for the pure enjoyment of it. This is one of those things. Cheers!
@DarrellW Thank you Darrel. Another option is choosing a song that you already know with open chords and switching them up for barred. Gotta build strength though, I had to take a breather after playing this a couple of times
Cheers everyone, thanks for listening. Like & subscribe
Play G as an E shape barré on 3rd fret, B7 as E7 barré on 7th fret, C as E barré on 8th fret, then run down from C to A (E barré) etc….
Hi Kevin,
Very cheerful sounding and smoothly played chords and also fits well with your voice 
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Greetings ,Rogier
I enjoyed your version Kevin. Nicely played and sung
Fab, love it 
Great work Kevin, really enjoyed it. Can’t beat a bit of old Mancunian Rock but I am still searching for the mistakes you mentioned in the intro ? Did you post the wrong take ?
Ahhhh, Kevin, that was brilliant. One of their best songs I think and you really did it justice. 