In episode 145 of the guitar music theory podcast I have another installment of how does this song work

featuring satellite by Dave Matthews Band And then. And the So, Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

Oh, oh, oh, Oh, Greetings guitar

guitar engineers. Welcome to the guitar music theory podcast. I am your host Desi Cerna

author of frontboard theory guitar theory for dummies

guitar rhythm and technique for dummies guitar picking mechanics and more and

today I have another installment of how does this song work featuring Satellite by Dave Matthews' band.

Now I've posted a video to my social media profiles where I teach you the main riff and I provide some tableture and I provide some neck diagram so you can see the scale pattern that the riff fits into.

And I also explain how you can use this riff as a great fingering exercise.

I show you the way that Dave Matthews plays it, but then I show you how you can play it in some other positions

using some different fingering so you can work on improving your dexterity.

You can find that video by just searching Desi Cerna satellite on YouTube or Facebook.

You can also just go to my website and I posted it to my blog

along some images of the NAC diagrams and Tablature that I use in the video in case you want to

have a closer look at those things and learn the riff.

Here in this audio only podcast I'm going to talk a little bit about the things that I go over in the video,

but then I'm actually going to talk about

some other parts of the song and give you a general overview of the key, the chords, and

the progression. This song is a great one to learn because it uses a three four time signature,

some stretchy chord fingerings, and the harmonized major scale.

It's going to be a great discussion as always, but before we get started,

let me direct all of my podcast listeners over to my website

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