Do you have a link for the tabs? Also, first tutorial where it sounds identical to the recording

Same, I’ve always found the 4 finger G chord to be too muddy with the 5th string. It sounds much cleaner and actually fuller without it, yes, technically it’s not a proper G chord but it sounds right and works for almost all songs.

“These are not bar chords and don’t tell me they are bitch”

Song?

#10 makes for an amazing Karaoke duet!

Pantera does that

brother just a request that please make a full cover with that tone which you have played in it

I’ve just started learning on an acoustic, but trying to do the hard yards now before eventually switching over to electric. Originally a piano player, and switching from weighted keys to non weighted feels like you glide across the keys, so anticipating something similar - learning on a instrument requiring heavier fingering is a tougher start, but well worth it in the long run. I’ve been playing for about two weeks, and definitely prefer improving lead over strumming chords (although may be influenced by not being able to switch between shapes easily, versus general lead playing which I can play just by ear)

"Thats the magic of Christmas" got me weak lol

Mk.gee made the list!!! Hell yeah.

Of Course Jack Antonoff would be at the top, he is Taylor Swift's producer after all😊❤

Great video. I have found that the drop C# tuning works well, as that stretch from 4 to 1 fret is tough - dropping in full helps keep things together on the left hand. But I really admire your teaching style and appreciate you taking the time to make this lesson. God bless.

I did know these chords

I don’t in hopes of finding how to play this song and lo and behold my favorite guitar tutor!!!❤

Ok jesse

Great! Thanks!

Everybody knows

Or, hear me out (and I'm saying this as a musician that runs into this often). When we write record and release music, our intentions aren't to make sure people can play along with it in tune. Some people (this isn't the case here) still use non A440 reference tones. I was listening to some solo classical piano recently and couldn't help notice that the piano wasn't in tune with mine, but soon realized they were using A=435 which is the old French standard

Instead of tuning up and running the risk of snapping the high e-string, you can use a short cut partial capo at the first string, first fret. 😊

Diagrams are always nice. I don't understand how anyone could make a "do this on guitar" video this day and age then *not* put a diagram of what they are doing on screen. Don't worry, you are not nearly the only one who fails to do this. Other than that its an informative video but it wouldn't take but a minute to include a diagram.

"this is a *strange world* we're living in" Iron Maiden mentioned 🔥🗿

Written by Johnny Marks

They slowed the song down man, not tuned down.

great tutorial, thank you! how do you usually end the song?

Jimi Hendrix thumb thing

You look like Billie Joe Armstrong 😭😭

Great stuff. Many thanks.

Problem is people need to learn their intervals and major scale to even know these relatively simple shapes but guitar is a cruel mistress to learn music theory

then theres dave mustaine

Dude please make a cover of "Hard to Say I am Sorry by Chicago" can't get it out of my head ever since I watched you finger picking tutorial video.

Sure, Jessy

Sure, Jessy

Why is it called an E5 chord

I think your guitar just has bad intonation...😂

What is this guitar it sounds so good. Also what strings do you use

Bro doesn’t realize how songs used to be recorded

Awesome bro thank you so much for this

That’s actually amazing!!!❤❤

best method for beginners trying to find the key of a song

The problem is that it’s a terrible song.

As someone who plays brass and not guitar I can guarantee you E IS NOT THE BEST KEY

thanks jimmy steve from shameless

Its 425 hz

You look like Lars lyrics and Jesse pinkman

Every saying Jesse pinkman but all I see is Billy Joe Armstrong. Great lesson btw bro I’m gonna play these rn

Bro is cheaper mac miller

Solid lesson! Any ways to keep these same guidelines but make it more advanced? I suppose just using more colourful chords is the way

My favorite D is just taking the regular shape you began with, except instead of the 3rd fret on the B string, make it the 2nd fret. I believe that makes it one way to do D major 7

That's not G major chord it's G5 so

jazz 101 😂😂