Most Evolved Lesson - first 32 notes

This is a lesson for beginners who want to get started with The Most Evolved by John Clarke. It is quite slow, so if you already know how to play, you might find it a bit boring.

I will not be making any more lessons for The Most Evolved because I understand that John Clarke has had other videos pulled from YouTube. I'm hoping that 32 notes will not prove to be a problem for him.

The tab for this music is available for free from John Clarke's website:

http://www.johnclarkemusic.com/the-most-evolved-free-tabs/#comments

Category:

Music

Tags:

• most
• evolved
• lesson
• john
• clarke
• beginner
• tabs

[xBazZzi]

alright lesson, but some speech wouldn't go to waste, sometimes i couldn't see what you what you were playing and sometimes you changed without telling us thechanges. thanks for the lesson.

[davida1b2c3d4c5]

@xBazZzi Thanks for the comment. My video and audio setup isn't the best, so I concentrated on something people could actually see rather than a detailed description. Maybe I'll add voice to my next lessons.

[allisonvonzipper17]

thanks! this helped me to learn the first part

[davida1b2c3d4c5]

@allisonvonzipper17

Thanks for the comment.

I saw you playing "Waka Waka" on your channel. Where did you get the chords and strumming patterns for it?

[Axedee]

thanks man its a very good tutorial

[SuperSeanpetersen]

woW thAnks this waS a rEally gRet waY 4 mE to leaRn the beginIng. mUch apReciated!!!!!!!=]

[TheNoice1]

Hi there, this was very helpful dude, im no expert on the guitar but your version is way simpler than reading tabs, can you please add more to this wonderful piece of music.

[shinysilversprockets]

so much better than the way other people try to teach it

[allisonvonzipper17]

@davida1b2c3d4c5

no problem.

Most of the time I play by ear, so I just sort of picked them out while listening to the song. It's just the same four chords though: D, A, Bm, and G