Never Gonna Be Alone Acoustic Guitar - Digital Sheet Music

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This guitar transcription of Jacob Collier and Lizzy McAlpine - Never Gonna Be Alone primarily corresponds to the live acoustic version from the Blogothèque - "Take Away Show” video because we can clearly hear and see what is being played. Additional cross-referencing was made, and elements included from 1) BBC Front Row audio broadcast from Aug. 24, 2022, which reportedly was the first time that Jacob and Lizzy had ever performed it publicly together, and 2) Live at the Troubadour which was the first performance in front of a live audience, and the first time Jacob and Lizzy were joined by John Mayer. Additional live footage was also used to verify other additions and variations.

This transcription is complete with four extra pages of study notes to guide you through the chord shapes, tablature and chor diagrams. Never Gonna Be Alone was written by Jacob Collier and Lizzy McAlpine, featuring John Mayer, and is featured on the Djesse vol. 4 album, although the album version does not feature the guitar at all.

Despite the harmonic complexity of parts of the song, learn the easy and repeatable chord shapes that Jacob actually uses to make this song easier to play than you think. This guitar transcription is intended as a chordal and rhythmic guide to the song, making it more accessible, no matter what your level of playing is. Since it is based on a live performance, and because Jacob doesn't play anything exactly the same way twice, this is not a note-for-note fingerstyle arrangement. This frees you up to adapt it to your level of playing, whether you're a strummer or fingerpicker.

As a professional fingerstyle guitarist himself, arranger and transcriber, Justin Roth, has been teaching and creating Jacob Collier guitar tutorials and transcriptions/tablature with precision and attention to detail unlike no other to date. Supplemental tutorial videos that accompany Justin's transcriptions are available here: https://bit.ly/JCtutorials

Find more supplemental materials on Jacob Collier's guitar tuning and understanding Jacob's chord shapes on Justin Roth's Patreon.