No, I would say the tab and the video are mostly in agreement.
My take is that this song is a very poor choice for learning from tab. The tab shows way too much detail, hiding what is in concept quite simple…It’s just a lovely chord progression built around the “stuck 3 4” grips.
Of course, the devil is in the details…but tabbing it out focuses on the wrong details.
Justin’s song lesson time stamp 2:50 says Em. Is he pressing 1st & 2nd strings?
Thanks Em didnt sound right
Is there a chord name for that Em7 Justin plays with the 1st string 3rd fret?
If you’re asking about the 4 finger Em7 chord it’s a Em7. The 3 fret of the E string is the note G the flat 3rd of the Em7 chord
Dosen’t explain 4th finger.
The notes in an Em7 chord are E G B D.
The note in the 4 finger Em7 starting with the thick E are E B E G D G or
R 5th R b3rd b7 b3rd
just a variation of an Em7 then
FYI - This video shows DG playing Wish You Were Here - Intro chords from around 0:45 - good place to get a feel for the rhythm. Intro solo from around 3:18 with a close up of his fingers. He’s sliding the 4 up vs bending as Justin suggests if you find the bend tricky. I’m pretty sure he doesn’t always play it this way though.
Loved this song
Thank you again for this song lesson justin 
In the tab top of page 3of6, is there an error between the Em7 and the A7sus4 , 1st and 3rd bars?
I think yes, in Level1 it is still correct, Level2 is wrong (unless of course it belongs to increased difficulty, but I doubt it). While transitions from Em7 to G tabs, I think G String, then D String is good, transitions from Em7 to A7Sus4 tabs should start on the D String, then A String. Unfortunatley tabs are not enumerated, so it’s tough to describe. Was very confusing to me, really needs to be corrected or explained.
The little finger touching the High e string. Game changer
I have subscribed to the Tabs. Is it possible to print them or save them as pdf?
Unfortunately not, Bill, the license restrictions don’t allow this.
Experience issues with sound; no sound in part of the tutorial
anybody dabbling in this as you get to grade 2 or 3, go for it! ive found this song is one of my faves to play as there is enough going on i dont bore myself with just strumming, and it sounds recognisable. it would be great to have a follow up tutorial of the later solo. ive muddled through the first half of it, it seems equally attainable.
