The Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin Guitar Lesson Info
Learn how to play The Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin note-for-note on guitar with our The Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin Guitar Lesson.
This lesson teaches Justin Hayward’s acoustic guitar part from the original studio version.
Difficulty level: Easy (the interlude touches on intermediate)
Barre chords: No
Thumb over chords: Yes
Playing Style: Strummed plus picked notes in the interlude (which I play fingerpicked)
Tuning: Standard
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The Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin Download Details
The complete lesson contains 1 lesson video, 1 performance-standard play-thru videos. It also contains the guitar tabs as PDF files and a songsheet with the chords and the lyrics of the lesson (if applicable), also as PDF files.
The videos are MP4 format and will play on PC’s, Macs and most mobile devices.
You’ll receive an email with a Zip file containing a total of 4 files as follows:
- Part 1: Guitar Video Lesson
- Part 2: Performance-standard Playthru Video
- Part 3: Songsheet with tabs & lyrics
- Part 4: Guitar Tab
Total Download size: 221.6 Mb
You’ll need to extract the MP4 and PDF files from the Zip file/s to be able to use them and you’ll need software to do so. If you don’t have a Zip program on your PC you’ll need to install one to open the file. I use Peazip which you can get free, here.
If you want to download to an iPad or iPhone you’ll need an app to do so, please read here to know more about it.
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Kevin says
Hey Jerry,
Your request queue must be huge by now but just in case you’re ever thinking “I’d really like to do some more Moody Blues…”
…in a perfect world I’d love to see “And The Tide Rushes In”, “Never Comes The Day”, “I Never Thought I’d Live To Be A Hundred” and “I Never Thought I’d Live To Be A Million”… the last two arguably being A & B parts of the same song. Tricky devils those Moodies.
Apologies if I’ve asked for any of these before.
My mind has always had sieve-like qualities.
Robert says
Aside from private classical guitar instructors, you are probably the only guitar teacher on the ‘Net to use the term, “brace” when discussing a measure. We are getting a sound musical education from you.
Robert says
Your arrangement of “Nights In White Satin” is worthy of the song, Jerry.
The combined flute solo and guitar runs are lovely.
I am glad that I waited to learn the song from you.