The thing is most chord charts don’t give you enough information. They are OK as a guide if you know the song and the version of the song really well but what about the structure of the song? When does the double chorus happen? What about the arrangement when the drums drop out for two bars on verse 3? How do we communicate that? What about the bars and how do the musicians know when to change chord, especially if they haven’t got a full score of if they don’t read music? How do we know which chord to end on? What about the strumming pattern, or the drum groove? And what about if it’s played in a guitar unfriendly key and they need to transpose it for a capo? 

We've addressed all those questions in our "Super Chord Charts". You can download an interactive sample here. Run your mouseover the chart to have the different areas explained.

Each chord chart features:

- The entire song on a single sheet  (a second complete sheet for capo chords)

- The song title, key and capo fret positioning

- Each song part clearly divided into easy-to-follow sections

- Bar lines between words 

- Exact intro and outro sequences 

- A breakdown and map of the song structure 

- Notes on when instruments drop in and out

- Chord diagrams of recommended chord shapes that sound best with that song

- A rhythm guide complete with acoustic guitar strumming pattern, bass groove and drum groove

Chord charts are currently available for:

• - Above All
• - Amazing Grace
• - A New Hallelujah
• - Breathe
• - Desert Song
• - Everlasting God (Strength Will Rise)
• - Here I Am To Worship
• - Holy Is The Lord
• - Immanuel
• - Jesus Messiah
• - Love Come Down
• - Our God
• - Psalm 62
• - The Stand
• - You Never Let Go

Depending on your feedback and sales levels we will make more chord charts available in due course. Please let us know what you think of them using the comment box on the following web page.