The Beatles: Now And Then: CHORDS COVER - GUITAR LESSON (No Talk)

[@lorisferro2023]

Compliments per come he plays the guitar..He's really very good..Then the Beatles song Now and then is really beautiful..This beautiful song was released last year at the end of the year.Then his beautiful video came to me came out by chanc...

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You Sir

[@notadog]

How are you not bawling your eyes out during the solo?

[@bandbaaja]

I had (thanks to my job) heard the song a few days prior to release and bawled out a dozen times before release :) but yes it is difficult to keep a straight face thru those gorgeous changes

[@edwinpascua2653]

Cleanest version...simply done!..muchas gracias!!

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@abhishekkapadia4687]

Thanks for sharing ❤ this is better than all other videos

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks! 🙏

[@vzaaveeorange9748]

Thank you Complete guitar chord of song Brilliant

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks 😅 🙏

[@VirusForPrez]

From A minor to G major - Now and then , ... So sweet ! thanks for sharing

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@MrZeemonsta]

Jamming to you and this song on my bass. Thank you for the chords!

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks!

[@luispizzani4330]

Muchas gracias! Gran trabajo!

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@KingHarvestHSC]

Luckily I happened upon your video here which makes it very easy to learn this new song. You helped me out a lot. Thank you!

[@bandbaaja]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@SurrendertheEctypeofficial]

Job well done. Hello from Denver

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@dandinsmore3116]

Nice job dude. You taught me. Thanks.

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@philb1649]

That sounds the best and cleanest version of the many I have looked at. Also very easy to see your fingerings. Thanks. Would love you to include the prechorus aswell from the original. Think it's one of the best bits of the song.

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks Phil! You mean the pre chorus from Lennon’s original demo?

[@philb1649]

@@bandbaaja yes that's right

[@bandbaaja]

@@philb1649 thats [// F#m / F#m Bm / E / E //]: //Bm6 / Bm E / D / D // // E / E / Am / E / E A// and goes to the Chorus of G (Now and then) Not very sure of this but its playable

[@ForgottenCovers]

Great song, great playing! Thanks man. Keep sharing.👍

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks a lot!

[@tobyalan8874]

Fantastic.thank you.

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@KNI_9HT]

Brilliant rhythm. Going to have a go at this. Great video and good use of chords. All the best mate!

[@bandbaaja]

Thank you and sorry for goofing up the end 🤦‍♂️

[@ACU5TIC]

Nice job, I,ll have a go of that, thanks.

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks! 🙏

[@pauldunne2821]

well done chords work great

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks 😅 🙏

[@MiguelHerrera-e5b]

buenisisma , magistral, sublime!

[@bandbaaja]

Gracias 🙏

[@stevenstewart3171]

Nice! Unlike others, I think you got the chord inversions (bass notes) correct

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You

[@MS-oz8wv]

Well played. I actually thought your were going to play it without the song in the background and play the bridge part in its original demo key but hey it’s good!

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks 🙏 😅

[@thorparra6093]

Muchísimas gracias

[@bandbaaja]

De nada 🙏

[@Political.Commentary]

I think the sequence of the solo part is : Dm-C-Dm-C -E-Am-D-F-G

[@bandbaaja]

E major instead of Em? No Sir. The melody note itself is G and not G# Also the Dm after D clearly because the D note is clearly heard. I can’t hear a C so its not F

[@TheRubicondo]

very well done man

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You!

[@klauskjeldsen2536]

Thank you very much.

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks 😅 🙏

[@Mostafa20268]

Thank you sir for this wonderful video..really useful and without talking made it so easy..Big like and subbed ..greetings from a huge fan of the BEATLES. Mostafa-IRAQ.

[@bandbaaja]

Thank You 🙏

[@dylanlowther260]

Great lesson, thanks✌️

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks! 🙏

[@alanneale3657]

Great job 🙌👍

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks 🙏 😅

[@AlaanPlacenciaTimoteo]

gracias, tenía dudas en el solo de guitarra

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks!

[@yei-jopbities6100]

Muy bien, aunque te quedaste en ese final maravilloso. LAm- SOL- FA- MI- LAm

[@bandbaaja]

Yeah 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@profecarloscanales2009]

gracias

[@bandbaaja]

De nada 🙏

[@ScottEFC725]

Good video 👏🏻 I’ve got the same guitar Taylor gs mini 👍🏻

[@bandbaaja]

Isn’t it a beauty! And with the LR Baggs m80 as a dual out - it sounds LARGE at gigs!

[@bpazmuzic5021]

Thank you!

[@bandbaaja]

Welcome!

[@antoniobachisioderiu1008]

Grazie

[@bandbaaja]

Thanks!

[@jeffgoblue]

Great job! I wonder if the Em/G is just Em in the guitars and the G is in the bass? Regardless, playing it solo, the way you play has it covered.

[@bandbaaja]

Correct!

[@marmadukewinterbotham2599]

I play Ami...G6

[@bandbaaja]

seriously doubt hearing the D note - in that chord. Its not a G with the E and B ringing - its more an Em with the G on the bass@@marmadukewinterbotham2599 I

[@richarddwyer6162]

Nice, maybe Asus9 to Am after E chord? I'm hearing B to C notes

[@bandbaaja]

You mean between the E and the Asus4? Where its E7?

[@richarddwyer6162]

@@bandbaaja I'm hearing Asus9 (or Asus2) instead of Asus4

[@bandbaaja]

Yes Rick Beato also says its Asus2 - so I would like to believe that it is Asus2. However I am hearing a top D lingering on after the E7. Maybe I am wrong

[@bandbaaja]

There is a D to C please listen… (part of the harmony)

[@richarddwyer6162]

@@bandbaaja in the second verse yes, it's Asus4 (D to C) But melody B to C in first verse and other verses and for me Asus2 sounds better there.

[@abhishekkapadia4687]

How do you play the A SUS 4 chord?

[@bandbaaja]

If you play E7 as 022130 after that when you play A sus 4, just bring the 2nd and 3rd finger down one string while keeping the pinkie on the 3rd fret B string - so it becomes X02230

[@johnodonnell4593]

Great job. Is it def Asus4? I thought maybe Am9

[@bandbaaja]

@@johnodonnell4593I definitely hear the E and D on top lingering on from the E7 before this chord. I thought it was an A/D but could not hear the C# at all

[@videogeekin]

Suspended 4(sus4)indicates a d note(In music theory the c# note of the Amajor triad becomes d).Using the ‘Circle of Fifths & Fourths’ wheel diagram. * If it is a suspended 2nd(sus2) then a b note is added while the c# is removed of the Amajor triad)

[@bandbaaja]

Sus typically means removing the 3rd note thereby not showing a major or minor. So from A major to A minor you can say that the C# becomes C. But in an Asus4 you cannot say C# becomes D. The right way to say it is “remove the 3rd and add the 4th” and sus2 is “remove the 3rd and add the 2nd” the best part is that an Asus2 is the same as Esus4 :)

[@Gigi-zk8zq]

Hi Sorry i have a doubt. In the finale you play like this: Am - G - E but couldn'it be Am - Em - E7? Thanks and congratulations for the excellent work!

[@bandbaaja]

Its Am . . G . . F . . E..Am

[@Gigi-zk8zq]

@@bandbaaja Yes, I mean the ending after the last refrain when you do Am - G - E twice, couldn't it be Em instead of G and E7 instead of E?

[@bandbaaja]

@@Gigi-zk8zq umm maybe… i framed this on the bassline classic descending notes from Am to G F E to end at Am

[@Gigi-zk8zq]

try listening to this version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaTGgqCchZdlarssi=jklwPCKcrhjmwS8G The refrain adopts a solution like this: G - Em - Bm - D Em - Am - C - D Am - C - D

[@zapdunga12]

The ending....oops😊

[@bandbaaja]

Hahahaha yes - completely forgot the 123-123-123 stops in the end. felt too lazy to re-record 😂

[@paulturner849]

Very nice, but should that Asus4 be an Asus2? Sounds better to me when I sing it.

[@bandbaaja]

Could be! Rick Beatto also says its Asus2 so probably go by that - but i heard a D note on top so 🤷‍♂️

[@mrcarloselche248]

Em/G should be G6? F should be F major 7? Asus4 should be Asus2?

[@bandbaaja]

All 3 are perfectly possible Sir. I used the following based on what I thought I heard… Em/G because I did not hear the D else it would be G6 (or Em7) F because while melody moves to E, chord and bass remain within F and no hint of E anywhere Asus4 because I could distinctly hear the the D and E on top of- but Mr Rick Beato (who I look up to) says Asus2 which means B and E on top so I am not sure of that one now. 🙏

[@MauroGuerreiro]

Instead of Em/G I do G6 (1-G; 2-B; 3-G; 4-E; 6-G) and instead of F Fmaj7

[@bandbaaja]

Yes that works too its all in the similar space G6 adds the D note which i don’t as I didnt hear it. Fmaj7 is where the singing melody is so it goes well. But again I didnt hear the E note in the harmony hence didnt play it

[@MauroGuerreiro]

@@bandbaaja Ok. I understand. But G6 adds a E note. I only wrote it this way because I clearly hear the G being doubled an octave higher. But I recognize that it would be more work to do this chord on the guitar, and that your way of doing it is the most sensible for the guitar, G6 only with the E of the fourth string, or as you described, Em/G, which is actually a G6. The chord you used I believe is the most suitable for the guitar.

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Some instructors use AM ---then G6 intro ---others use AM --then EM intro ---so which is correct ?

[@bandbaaja]

So this is the scene. Melody moves from Am (note E to B) So ideally the next chord after Am is the obvious Em. BUT what happens is that they move the bass note from A to G and keep the E string and B string ringing open. So it can be an Em with G on the bass like I played or it can be a G with the B and E open making it a G6. The only difference is that the Em/G does NOT have the D note in it and G6 has the D note. I could not hear the D there so i played Em/G Also at Asus4 many say its Asus2 but that is where i also hear a harmony going from D to C while melody is going from B to C So both chords work there too! Hope that helps! 🙏

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Thankyou ----appreciate the clarification ---nice song --creativity plunges when you get to 60---Macca has not created anything significant since his "Band on the run "--album ---resurrecting Lennon proves he has lost his touch !

[@bandbaaja]

@@CarlWinter-oy8ufoh I like a lot of Paul’s solo works apart from Band on the Run - esp At The Speed Of Sound and the compilation of Give My Regards To Broadstreet with No More Lonely Nights.

[@carlosvalbuena9468]

Standard tone or Eb ?

[@bandbaaja]

Standard Sir

[@animotop3548]

What's strumming patter?

[@bandbaaja]

You can keep it simple DUDUDUDU as a 1&2&3&4& cycle and in the change when it goes to G, you can do a DDDDuDDDDu in a 1&2&e3&4&e count

[@animotop3548]

@@bandbaaja thank you!

[@bandbaaja]

The change can also be D-DudD-Dud 1&2en3&4en

[@VideoHero]

g6?

[@bandbaaja]

A G6 is also good. Like an Em7 with a G on bass 👍 but I realized that the melody moves to B where the chord is Em. Notice that in the end when the slide guitar plays the same melody they play G.

[@dymon377]

Fmaj7

[@bandbaaja]

Perfect. Song Melody goes to E. chord is F major only. Could not hear the E note playing there. But you can definitely play the F major 7 there! Thanks!

[@albertpemmers6023]

cool just chords

[@bandbaaja]

I figured the solo as well - its quite simple but doesn’t sound good unless you use a slide on electric.