[King] Phil Wickham - This is Amazing Grace - Electric Guitar + Tab

[@timmcdonald4377]

This is exactly what I’ve needed for like a month! Awesome work man!

[@johnp3172]

this the best...its how adjectly how it should done.you nailed it..God bless my friend you help me out alot.

[@williamboxx6709]

Tran, this is awesome! Thank you!

[@glennteguh5749]

Awesome picking technique and tone bro!! Keep it up!! God bless

[@ToastyToast3x]

I Had Been Looking For This Video Thank You Sooo Much

[@small_101]

Awesome

[@matteita-brawlstars2633]

YOU ARE TOP GUITARRIST EVERYDAY FOR FOR ME

[@valentinchepikov858]

Thanks for this!!!

[@TheSlikmarko2]

Well done.. thank you

[@flyswapper12]

Need to play this for church in a couple Sundays....this is AMAZING ❤🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@alexgromov729]

Thank you for this video! Can you please tell me what effects you used in this song?

[@hypedogeek1223]

hi there, it's possible available the tab example in this video for I can practice?

[@HiddenTruth1699]

GREATT!!!
what are the effects that you use for the intro? heard a lot of bright , I like these sound

[@rebeccavictor4665]

Can I play this using Lava me 3?

[@user-hu7kh3xx9h]

is there a paper version, I love this so much but really need the paper!

[@sandman5143]

any tabs than can be print sir

[@allenthomas834]

I which they would also let us know the effects hes using ?

[@prs9837]

Thank you a ton for your work! Is this key of Bb?

[@saulperez5123]

It sounds like it’s in Bb

[@MicahCole]

are you just strumming the notes you have written in the tabs in the chorus? Sounds great BTW!

[@KingTran]

I use 16th notes in the chorus .

[@magalopivanv.2982]

Tabs❤️

[@CalvinDiguidig_1221]

Which key you are playing

[@cuteluckydog]

Bb

[@pavelpotafiy2323]

Can someone tell me how to play this in the key of D please

[@guitarxy1948]

Chords are D, G, A, Bm

[@KingTran]

It’s easy. Just plus 4 frets for every notes

[@rebeccavictor4665]

Need capo? ​@@KingTran

[@RandomVideoGuy02]

@@rebeccavictor4665 in general, lead guitar parts don't need a capo since you're mostly working around scales and chord shapes. You only really need to worry about a capo if you're heavily relying on open strings and open chords.

[@markhij3939]

key ?

[@edrianolnagan1813]

A

[@ArnyMAN]

Bb

[@apollotran146]

Are you a Christian?