Open Chord Next Steps (tutorial) - by Tonedr

[FrEricT]

Not only do I send these videos to my guitar students (should have them pay you, Dale!), I go back to them to refresh myself in some of the accidental/added tone chords.  Really great ideas here to keep our playing fresh and interesting. Much love and blessing from Chicago, brother. - E.T.

[tonedr]

hello my friend....appreciate you stopping by and the post is very kind - thanks! Hope you are enjoying music more than ever - keep on!!

dale

[Darkwolff77]

wow bud! great video. i am at the point of adding some flavour. this was amazing you are a very good instructor

[tonedr]

sure appreciate you checking this out....all the best with your music!

dale

[thecapten1]

i don't knw if ther'sa set of words that express the awsome job thanx for your time

[tonedr]

thanks for checking out the video & the kind post - all the best with your music!

[1awaken33]

Thank you for sharing your knowlege of a great foundation to guitar playing.. It is very much appriciated!!!

[tonedr]

i appreciate you taking your time to watch and thanks for your very kind post.....all the best with your playing!

dale

[tnguitarist]

Dale, Thanks. Very useful. What this video has helped me do is look to find added chord tones within (or close to) the open chord forms. For instance, until today, I've always played F#m as a traditional barre chord. Thanks for opening my mind a bit.

[tonedr]

i really appreciate your feedback and very glad the video was of some help! Hope you are doing great......your friend,

dale

[jackloganbill]

Dale,

Great video and instruction, as always!!!! Thanks again for the time, energy, and resources that you expend to produce these videos!!!!

Thanks,

jackL

[tonedr]

hello Jack! Sure appreciate you taking your time to check this out and i greatly appreciate your kind post!  Hope all is very well, your friend,

dale

[bkpenta]

Good stuff Dale, you really make it easy and fun for people learning guitar!! Top Job!!

Cheers mate

[tonedr]

thanks so much for your kind post.....greatly appreciated!!

all the best,

dale

[Ovzebick]

tonedr you inspire me to play on with these lessons you're giving. I REALLY appreciate it. Thanks for making me think in new ways ^-^. 

[tonedr]

i really appreciate your kind post.....thanks! I'm very glad to hear about your music and i wish you all the best with it - keep pickin!

your friend,

dale

[daveburnham]

Some chords I knew but didn't know what they were called and then there's a few sweet new chords I didn't know .Win win . Thanks for that Dale

[tonedr]

Hello friend - thanks for watching! Hope you are doing great,

dale

[glh1956]

Some nice chords Dale very useful, many thanks - Glenn UK

[tonedr]

Thanks for watching Glenn - hope all is good!

dale

[IdaSputum]

REALLY great vid. Thanks from a new subscriber.

[tonedr]

thanks so much for subscribing and taking your time to watch - your friend,

dale

[guitarman0154]

Really nice lesson..Im amazed at how much I learn from these lessons!..It opens up my thinking process in new directions..God Bless...

[tonedr]

i really appreciate you watching - hope you are doing very well and all the best with your music!

peace,

dale

[travisd8088]

Thanks Dale! Very informative. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. Travis

[tonedr]

hello Travis...sure appreciate you watching and thanks for your kind post! All the best,

dale

[mmatth2194]

THanks as always Dale.

[tonedr]

thanks for watching!

your friend,

dale

[itsonlyrcknroll]

great lesson Dale.thx for sharing



[tonedr]

thanks so much for watching - all the best!

dale

[loveguitars]

5 Stars

[tonedr]

thanks so much - sure appreciate you being so kind to watch - hope all is good,

dale

[elevn7]

very nice lesson Dale, I especially liked the progression at the end.

You saved the best for last . ;)

-Jack

[tonedr]

thanks for watching till the end! Appreciate you sir - stay well,

dale

[lastpatriot4America]

Man you are always a pleasure to watch. Can I make a request. Could you do a video on tying lead runs together. I find myself playing my leads in either major or minor but have a little trouble putting long runs together. BTW. I am self taught so that explains my lack of how to express terms of knowledge. LOL

[tonedr]

thanks for watching and i appreciate you kind words! your request is a good one but a big order - with all the lick and keys it is hard to consider where to start - if i may recommend the video on Sweet Home Chicago - Blues Basics on my channel. Might be some things there - i also did a video on blues licks in A. I'll be thinking about this more! Thanks again,

dale

[cheezyridr]

very cool, once again! 

[tonedr]

thanks so much for taking your time to check it out - hope all is good!

dale