May 16, 2019 by Klaus Crow
Hi everyone, today I’ll show you how to play “Ain’t no sunshine” by Bill Withers.
It’s a simplified and easy version, using open chords which is perfect for beginners and people who like things easy :)
The sound and technique is pretty much the same. You’ll learn how to pluck several strings simultaneously while playing chords with the other hand. It’s a really nice guitar tune to practice, play and sing along to.
The song is split up in two parts (part I and II) to keep the whole thing clear and understandable. Both parts are in the video. Again everything is explained slowly and in close up.
Enjoy!
Tips:
– First practice the chords thoroughly
– Memorize the chords and the chord progression
– Then practice the plucking technique
– Start slowly, don’t rush
– Make sure your chords sound clean and clear
– Practice a few moments throughout the day
– Practice daily
Have a beautiful day! :)
Please share your comments below. I appreciate it.
Wally says
Picked this up as part of a ‘self taught’ song. Love it – haven’t watched the video yet – but always interested I other interpretations ??????
W.T. Martin says
Thank you so much for the lesson of this great song. These chords are so wonderful and sound so nice. Such a sweet song to both listen to and play.
Cherie says
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your talent & teaching ! Really appreciated!
Arthur says
Excellent lesson for a nice song! Good singing too !
Klaus Crow says
Thanks for your comments.
It’s nice to read them and see if you like the videos :)
Best,
Klaus Crow
Jaime says
I love your teaching style! Could you name all the chords you used so I can jot them down in front of me for quick reference? Thank you!
Paul Reed says
Awesome chords and playing Klaus! Thanks, looking forward to seeing more :)
William Nedzel says
I’m retired and a beginner on the guitar, my practicing method is not an everyday thing. But, that’s me… You did explain it very well….Thank you much for the lesson..
Kris Benson says
what is the make and model of the guitar used for this song?