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Redlight Blue gives the Wonderwall chords a different songbook

The animated lesson travels from Don McLean to Noah Kahan, with a Schitt's Creek-inspired stop along the way.

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EASY GUITAR SONGS that aren't WONDERWALL

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0:27"American Pie" opens the decade-by-decade lesson with basic strumming.
0:54The Schitt's Creek-inspired "Simply the Best" arrangement uses a fourth-fret capo and soft thumb strumming.
1:30"Slide" uses a first-fret capo and an intro riff; "Talk Tonight" supplies another Oasis option.
2:40The 2000s selections include "Yellow", "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" and "Far Away".
4:13"Dial Drunk" and "Billy Stay" use capos at the first and fifth frets respectively.

Don McLean, Tina Turner and Zach Bryan make surprisingly convenient neighbors on a beginner guitarist's set list. Redlight Blue's only new upload, "EASY GUITAR SONGS that aren't WONDERWALL", uses that familiar Oasis starting point to build a repertoire across several decades.

The stick-figure narrator starts with "American Pie", then brings out a capo and softer thumb strumming for a Schitt's Creek-inspired version of "Simply the Best". The nineties section doesn't abandon Oasis altogether: "Talk Tonight" gets a turn alongside the Goo Goo Dolls' "Slide". Later, Coldplay, Green Day and Nickelback receive echoey bathroom performances before the lesson reaches Noah Kahan and Zach Bryan.

That Oasis detour has given viewers something to discuss. Some point to "Wonderwall" as useful rhythm practice rather than merely an easy song; others recognize "Talk Tonight" or suggest another Oasis option, "D'You Know What I Mean?". One listener connects "American Pie" with Weird Al's "The Saga Begins".

The new lesson has collected roughly 16,000 views. But "Intermediate Guitarists Can Do This", posted shortly before this week, is drawing the most daily viewing of the channel's active uploads, comfortably beyond the new song guide.

Redlight Blue's subscriber count held steady, while daily views are currently below their usual level. Nearby music channels offer a mixed picture: KALONICA NICX is viewing above its usual daily pace, while Sean Daniel and Scott Paul Johnson are quieter than usual too. For Redlight Blue, the week's useful contrast is between expanding a beginner's songbook and giving intermediate players their next skills checklist.

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What viewers say

So this is how I find out that Wierd Al's "The Saga Begins" was also a parody
@verulosekkSee it on YouTube
I would be wowed if you played Wonderwall for me!
@connor56347See it on YouTube
finally, someone knows talk tonight!
@ShockerzGamingSee it on YouTube

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Wonderwall is not suggested because it's easy. It's suggested because it's relatively easy while actually having some subtle strumming patterns to teach you about rythum etc.

Still play it every now and then after 30 years because it's a useful rythum practice/warmup.
@colonicusSee it on YouTube
D’You Know What I Mean is another Oasis song besides Wonderwall that uses these same chords
@MusicByDuckbaconSee it on YouTube
As per usual, simple, to the point, and great
@inigo137See it on YouTube
Great one as always , thanks Mr. Redlight Blue :D
Also, TEMPTATION GUITAR TUTORIAL WHEN?!?
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Intermediate Guitarists Can Do This92,596 views

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The facts

Channel: Redlight Blue
Subscribers: 507,000
Channel views, last 7 days: 247,018
Videos published this week: 1
Video published: October 30, 2026
Video views so far: 15,821
Views on its first day: 7,339

The numbers

Here is how Redlight Blue's week looks across views, subscribers and active uploads.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

9,727,528

1,927,852

865,331

702,199

247,018

119,923

Scott Paul Johnson | Guit…

97,109

Adit's Guitar Lessons

58,461

lara6683

24,523

subscribers

507,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

51,922,866

views per day

14,392

typical day: 35,073

first-day views of each video posted this week

EASY GUITAR SONGS that aren't WONDERWALL

7,339

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

603,000

539,000

521,000

507,000

Scott Paul Johnson | Guit…

492,000

Adit's Guitar Lessons

423,000

Andrew Piano

418,000

lara6683

349,000

Artflamenco

346,000

As of November 6, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.

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