Help....Tye Tribbett guitar chords needed for the song " everything"

[Rown]

No way, those WOW Gospel CDs come with chords?!?!?!

Dm

The WOW song books,has the chords.

[Detman101]

The WOW song books,has the chords.

Oh....My....gosh...

I never knew this! If I had know I could have been practicing these songs years ago!!
ARRRRRGHHHHH!!!!

Thanks for the info.

Dm

[rish1906]

the original tabs were posted upside down so i followed to avoid confusion but looks like caused it....im going to post this and chasing after you tonight or in the morning on you tube...

[rish1906]

OK i agree with your first chord, but the second chord doesn't sound right. What i play for that second chord is:

(From thinnest string to fattest string)

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We are over-complicating this song, its very sinple.

I'll do a small video on what i THINK are the chords and post it.

that open A on the 5 string dosent sound right to me i prefer to play Db on the 5 string...but just my taste

[gtrdave]

Sounds to me like there are 3 chords in the song; two of them occur over and over and 1 chord occurs just once.

E major

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There is an Esus4 variant as well. Just replace the 1 on the G string with a 2.

F#m11

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Dmaj9(add6)...when they shout "Jesus" for the last time

That's it.

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[gtrdave]

I referenced this YouTube for the chords:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OvydnSGe2U

[Fenix]

that open A on the 5 string dosent sound right to me i prefer to play Db on the 5 string...but just my taste

The second chord after the E major is an F#m chord and the A is the b3. It doesn't sound "right" cuz voicing a chord using the b3 or major 3 is relatively weak.

In any case its all a matter of preference. I like the sound of the open A.

So in short you me and gtrdave all got the right chord, just small differences in voicing.

Dmaj9(add6)...when they shout "Jesus" for the last time

That's it.

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I can't hear this chord but it sounds good. Thanks. We are playing it this Sunday so i will use this chord.

[gtrdave]

I can't hear this chord but it sounds good. Thanks. We are playing it this Sunday so i will use this chord.

It's only in the video that I referenced. In the other live video they do not play that chord.
Also, the other video has a close-up of the guitarist playing the E and F#m7 chords.
It's as plain as day.

[Fenix]

Also, the other video has a close-up of the guitarist playing the E and F#m7 chords.
It's as plain as day.

I'm not arguing the correctness of the chord, i just like the open A sound the way i voice it is all.

[gtrdave]

I'm not arguing the correctness of the chord, i just like the open A sound the way i voice it is all.

Oh, that's fine, but if I was the bass player in your band I'd be yelling at you to stop playing that A note. 

[Fenix]

Oh, that's fine, but if I was the bass player in your band I'd be yelling at you to stop playing that A note. 

Funny enough he liked the chord. Go figure.

However i WILL try and use the video's voicing.

[gtrdave]

Funny enough he liked the chord. Go figure.

However i WILL try and use the video's voicing.

Nah man, you use what works for you. 
If the bass and the keys (or whatever) are hitting that low F# then all should be good. That A is just a minor third of F#m and shouldn't clash with anything. It's just that when the guitar is playing solo in the intro, that F# should be there.
Again, whatever works for you is what you should do.