im really sorry and i realise how annoying it is asking sumbody to show you how to play a tune ,,,, but does anybody know the chords to this tune http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qA04Y3iywQ  ,,  really want to play it and i am dum with the guitar and can never work how to play any songs,, but i deffo wanna do a cover of this so if anybody could help us out would be much appriciated xxx

Electronic tuners are a life saver but if you're learning on acoustic (or if your money went all into a guitar and now can't afford the tuner), try and find a pitch pipe. They really are extreamly helpful. And also the fifth fret is going to be what the next string is going to be (with one exception). YOu want to tune the low E string first and work your way up. Whoever's helping you, have them show you what they are doing. OCEAN PALACE said:

cheers for telling us that mate appriciate it,,, and with regards to playing bass, i cant even tune a guitar without help,,, i really struggle finding the notes and stuff haha

I've pretty much said this before in other "how do you play this" threads, but if you know how to play bass, the root note is usually the chord that is being played. The G, B flat, C and D are also the same notes that the bass player is mostly hitting. I usually learn garage songs by playing the bass notes along with the records (or CDs) and then switch to full chords once I've figured it out.

I love it, too. I especially love blasting it REALLY LOUD for my wife. Heh. liz DH said:

It's pretty much:
G, Bb, C, D for the intro, then: G, Bb repeated for ' you gotta treat a woman rough...' then G, Bb, D for the oh-oh-ohhh bit, then F, G for 'you gotta show a woman who wears the pants'... etc
I frickin' love this tune! we do it in my band the No-Brainers.

It's pretty much:
G, Bb, C, D for the intro, then: G, Bb repeated for ' you gotta treat a woman rough...' then G, Bb, D for the oh-oh-ohhh bit, then F, G for 'you gotta show a woman who wears the pants'... etc
I frickin' love this tune! we do it in my band the No-Brainers.