Wilco Love Is Everywhere (Beware) Guitar Lesson, Chords, and Tutorial

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CORRECTION: In the chorus, I'm showing a B minor at one point that is wrong. The correct progression should be Am-G-Am-G-Em-C-Gmaj7... play that Gmaj7 with 2nd finger on 6string 3 fret and first finger on 1string 2 fret. A string should be muted by 2nd finger but everything else can ring out. Thanks for catching that G Mac!
There are lots of lessons and tutorials out there... this is the only one that definitively teaches you how to approach this Jeff Tweedy and Wilco song, Love Is Everywhere. Here, you'll learn the Love Is Everywhere chords and movements. This tutorial addresses things that other lessons or tutorials could get wrong. It correctly shows how to execute the song in the proper tuning the way Jeff Tweedy would plays Love Is Everywhere live. It correctly teaches how to move the chords in the proper rhythms and measures in a way sensible to how Love Is Everywhere plays guitar. This guitar lesson will also show you how to play Nels Cline's lead riff.
Guitar lessons in person are expensive, this is free. Other guitar tutorials on youtube can be risky for your playing habits, because you may be taught faulty mechanics and spend time practicing incorrect short cut versions of a song. This video won't do that to you.
Wilco Cover
Wilco Love Is Everywhere
Cover Song

[@zxcvzxcvzxvzcvzxcv]

whoa, didn't expect the solo to be included. good job

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Thanks so much!

[@adamtorres109]

Thanks for posting this. I love this song.

[@TimGuitarLessons]

You’re welcome Adam! Thanks for the comment!

[@philspill6854]

Excellent! Was working on the lead parts. Capo helped! Thanks

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Glad it helped! Thanks for the positive feedback Phil!

[@Gammarklar]

Very nice job. Although i have to mention, in the chorus (the Am G, Am G, Em C part) it doesn’t go to Bm after the C, instead its a Gmaj7. If u listen to the part again you’ll hear that chord in particular breathes a little differently because of the note (F#) the piano is hitting mixed with the G chord on the guitar. 3x0002 is the way i play it. It sounds very nice, try it out instead

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Crap! You're totally right... I hate it when I hear things wrong. Nice catch!

[@FuzzSprinkle]

👍

[@LoneRhino]

Wow, that was quick. The songs only been out a few days. Way to go!! Thank you! BTW, have you heard "White Wooden Cross"? I think you'll like that one too. Classic Tweedy/Wilco ballad. Thanks again.

[@olivia.102]

Thank you for the updates :D

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Happy to help Olivia!

[@m0shman]

Nice! Finally someone who plays C/G, but why do you call it a 4 fingers C chord?

[@TimGuitarLessons]

What I’m referencing as a 4 finger C chord is ring finger on 6 string 3 fret pinky on 5 string 3 fret, middle finger on 4 string 2 fret, open 3, first finger on 2 string 1 fret, open 1 string... using 4 fingers instead of the traditional 3 fingers where the 6 string is left out altogether... when I think of a C/G chord I think of something more like this: ring finger 6 string 3 fret, muted 5 string, middle finger 4 string 2nd fret, open 3, first finger 2nd string 1 fret, open 1 or, muted 1

[@michaeldematteis9944]

2nd inversion

[@spargett]

Great stuff!! Quality tutorial. What kind of guitar is that? Looks like it plays as nice as it sounds.

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Thanks Scott! This is a Waterloo WL14X

[@patrick23henry]

I'd love to see Flying Over Water at some point!

[@TimGuitarLessons]

Here you go Patrick! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZzSfYZ5jZqskJo

[@rayfenfyer9889]

A song while you’re away -Tyler Childers. Please!

[@dankeck6230]

I really like your lessons so far. I will gladly become a patreon if you will do an accurate lesson of : A Painter Passing Through by Gordon Lightfoot. Thanks