George Benson - Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You - Guitar Tab

20/20

1985 4:03

Listen on Spotify

About Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You

At 92 BPM in F major, this smooth Pop Rock ballad sits in a comfortable mid-tempo pocket that rewards clean, unhurried playing. The challenge is not speed but feel: chord voicings need to ring with a polished, studio-quality sustain, and your right hand dynamics matter a great deal. George Benson brings his jazz-guitar background to the arrangement, so expect chord shapes that lean toward fuller, more colorful voicings than a basic pop song might use. The key of F major means you will encounter Bb chords regularly, so smooth transitions in and out of that barre position are worth drilling. The melody sits high and clear above the accompaniment, which means if you want to play a fingerstyle arrangement, voice separation is the main technical hurdle. Use the Practice Toolbar to loop any tricky chord change slowed down until your fretting hand can move without hesitation, then gradually bring the tempo back up to the original 92 BPM.

• The song sits in F major at 92 BPM, meaning smooth Bb barre chord transitions are a key technical hurdle to practice.
• George Benson's jazz-guitar pedigree shapes the chord voicings, which tend to be richer and more extended than typical pop ballad shapes.
• A fingerstyle arrangement demands careful voice separation to keep the melody audible above the accompanying inner chord tones.