My order of play, in accordance with the guitar tab, looks like this: Intro, Chorus (middle section 2x), Post Chorus - Verse 2x, To Chorus, Chorus (middle section 2x), Post Chorus 2x, End.Įnjoy, the guitar tab is available below: The guitar tab is spaciously written across 3 pages. I love the way this technique expresses chord shapes and it’s a mainstay of my technique. You can see what I mean on the very first chord. However, I use and fingerstyle technique (that I picked up from learning Gustavo Santaolalla songs) where I use my thumb, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd fingers to arpeggiate the chords. I really take care to use the easiest chord shapes possible. Somebody Else is relatively easy to play.

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel, or click here to be updated on all of my latest guitar tabs. How to play Somebody Else, for classical guitar My camera is a Zoom Q8 with an SSH-6 Stereo Shotgun Mic. (I play and record acoustically, though it’s an electric/acoustic.) As the name implies, it’s a perfect studio guitar. As you can hear, it’s an incredible and remarkably even sounding instrument. You can also explore my Pop Music archive where I have plenty of music from, Radiohead, Lana Del Rey, etc.įor this song I used my Cordoba Gk Studio. If you like this arrangement, please check my version of Father Figure by George Michael. With everything I do on this blog, I try to pare it down till I get a guitar piece that is elegant. I really worked the arrangement for about a week: tweaking and eliminating notes, and even whole sections.

I knew this song would take on another dimension through the prism of my classical guitar. I only recently heard Somebody Else, by The 1975, and I totally loved it. I get so wrapped up in film score stuff - that I’m living under a rock sometimes when it comes to pop music.

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