Thank you so much - I'll try and work this out but when I use online chord finders they offer so many versions of 13th and aug 9 chords that I'm not sure which to use - I know it's really cheeky but any chance of detailing the 4 chords, for example A maj at the 5th fret would be 5,7,7,6,5,5. Thanks, Andy
great lesson
hakosuka99 1 year ago
Sounds great - with my limited knowledge managed to work it out until the last run starting at around 4:06 - any chance of any help?
Kind regards, Andy
andygelband 2 years ago
@andygelband At 4:06in the tune there is a 1,6,2,5 turnaround.
I am using standard fingering here to play the roots, usually I would us my thumb.
I am playing 13th chords on 1,(A) and 2,(B).
I am using minor 7ths or sometimes augmented 9th chords on 6,(F#) and 5,(D).
I am going to the root from a half step above the target bass note.
So, A F# B D becomes A, GF#, CB,FE.
Hope that helps.
vegetasrevenge 2 years ago
Thank you so much - I'll try and work this out but when I use online chord finders they offer so many versions of 13th and aug 9 chords that I'm not sure which to use - I know it's really cheeky but any chance of detailing the 4 chords, for example A maj at the 5th fret would be 5,7,7,6,5,5. Thanks, Andy
andygelband 2 years ago
Great lesson
Im going to give it a lash!
bertieLawd 5 years ago
wow man! thanks, i dig it. now i have some homework to do ... i didn't realize it was that 'simple'. it sounds so cool!
scottlindsey 5 years ago