Chords Used
Please note: part two of the video starts at the point where the singing comes in at the first verse, I only show part of it because that strumming pattern pretty much repeats throughout the whole song; Its just a guide.
The A Team – Ed Sheeran
Song Sheet:
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Alan (Guitar Tutor Man).
Hello! Thank you so much for putting this up! I play it weekly with my ‘instructor’ but I didn’t seem to be getting any better… now that I watched this I can play it perfectly (I hope. It might just sound that way to me). This is one of my favorite songs and I am so glad I actually can play it now. Thanks from California!
You are welcome Erin, best wishes from Wales – UK 🙂
Thank you so much for your tutorials and this song in particular, wich gives me so much joy in playing it.
Tried so many tutorials on the Internet but yours is simply the best ! Thanks to your tutorials my playing has improved significally the last weeks.
Kind regards from Rotterdam
Hi Severino, thank you for your kind comment, I am glad my site is helping you. Best wishes from Wales
cheers, I appreciate it, great song.
Is there any strumming patterns with the sheet?
Sorry Tony, the strumming patterns are shown in the video – they are usually too complex or varied to write down quickly 🙂
really,thanks for the song,i looked it everywhere.THANKS!
You are welcome, Merry Christmas 🙂
nice singing i am a fan of ed sheeran
Thank you 🙂
Lovely videos and sheets, thanks a lot!
If you are planning more videos i just have a thought, would be nice if u can change the color or something of the arrow showing the strum for when you mute the strum!
Thanks again and keep up the awesome work 😀
Hi
It makes sense, I will think on it 🙂
Are the chords from the capo or the first fret?
Hi.
All chords are relative to the capo as if you were playing without one. In reality the chord names would be different but for simplicity they are named the same as if you were not using a capo; this is standard practice 🙂
Nice tutorial man
Thank you.
Alan.
Hi,
thanks for your great tutorial, I donated 3€, I think I will do it again, whenever I learn a song from you. It`s really worth the money.
Thank you Toni.
Much appreciated.
Best wishes.
Alan.
yet another great lesson thanks for all your work putting theses lessons up.
i appreciate it and if i was earning at the moment i would put a fortune up to fund your future projects
Cheers Craig, I appreciate your support.
Alan.
Great tutorial Alan. Best I’ve seen. Im hopeless :p but you managed to help me
Cheers Adam.
I am glad it helped.
All the best.
Alan.
Hey mate,
this helped me so much, it’s my favourite song and i didn’t really understood other tutorials and then I found yours and I learned it in 10 minutes or so. So much thanks!
Greetings from Holland 🙂
Your welcome. Thanks for your positive feedback.
Cheers.
Alan.