Better Together
Jack Johnson · Capo 3
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How to play Better Together by Jack Johnson on guitar
Better Together is a great beginner song to learn because the groove is relaxed and the progression feels steady and familiar. You get a smooth, mellow feel at about 110 BPM, so it is easy to lock in and keep the song moving without rushing.
This chart uses a mix of open shapes and barre shapes. The open chords are Dm, F, C, G, D, and Am, while Fm, A#, D#, Cm, Gm, and G# are the harder barre shapes. The main change to watch early on is the opening move from Fm to A# to Dm and back to Fm, since that shift can slow you down if your barre hand is not ready.
Start by looping the opening progression very slowly until the shape changes feel clean. Then add the other chord moves one at a time, keeping your strumming light and even. Once your hands know the changes, raise the tempo gradually and aim for smooth transitions instead of speed first.
Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.
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