Thank you Robert!! This has given me some insight into a few things that have been in the back of my mind. Cool
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Here you go.
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Thank you Robert!! This has given me some insight into a few things that have been in the back of my mind. Cool
M
Thanks! That was enjoyable and useful. I've dabbled around with some of that but never put it all together properly.
//For me and my limited skills, the C9 and B9 chords at the end are easier and quicker as barre chord forms.
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You probably mean C7 and B7 - but whatever works. Those particular voicings I show in this lesson are really useful to know as well. It's often a good idea to leave out the root bass note when chording, and that's those voicings do - they use the major 3rd for each of those chords as the lowest note. Nice sounding.Originally Posted by Tig
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I had a go at this and another of your tutorials last night. Good stuff. I like chromatic runs. I'll be working through some more of your videos.
My guess is that he means the 9 chords fretted like this (e.g. A9):Originally Posted by Robert
5
5
5
4
5
X
As opposed to (e.g. E9):
X
5
4
5
4
X
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Sorry for the mixup. The D and B strings are barred at the 5th fret with the index finger, A string with ring finger, G string with middle finger, and the top and bottom E strings are muted.
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Tig, I see what you mean now, but I believe the way I show it makes it easier to move around quickly, and less chance that some notes do not ring clearly. But whatever works dude! It ain't rocket surgery.
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After playing around more, I found that your chord form rings clear while the barred one sometimes doesn't. Sometimes a barred version works best, other times, naaah. I guess the more forms we know, the better our range and ability. I just need to keep upping my game! :Originally Posted by Robert
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Good one, RR. That turnaround or very similar variations on it are used a TON by my favorite blues axemen. I really like the sound of that C9-B9 chord pair.
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Thanks Vood. I think SRV does something similar in "Tell Me".
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Another nice one, Roberto!
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