Blues Chord Extensions 9th 13th (Blues Rhythm Guitar - Guitar Lesson BL-206) How to play

This 6th installment in the Blues Rhythm Guitar Series looks at using extended chords in a blues context, 9th's and 13th's mainly.

The backing track is free on the web site!

The whole series plus bonus lessons are available now on DVD with 3 bonus lessons, mp3's of all the backing tracks and pdf booklet - see the web site for details.

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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[djdl]

Food analogies eh? That'll be Pete Whittard's influence then :-)

[JustinSandercoe]

@djdl ha ha, probably! Going for some beers with Piere tonight actually!

[pwazify]

Justin the add is bummer. anywy we cld remove it .

[JustinSandercoe]

@pwazify buy the DVD?

[JustinSandercoe]

The Mo was only for Movember, shaved it off on December 1st, I was getting tired of looking like a twat and it was well itchy... but as it happens this video was filmed in October!!

[greshko8]

i started playing that A13 with the root on Estring and just: ou yeaa Led Zeppelin - What is and what should never be :D

[MyJOELIVE]

Very cool,awesome lesson!

[Kryptic1234]

@bryan42690 Yes, you can think of the C9 as a Em7b5, but the root note (C) will be on the 8th fret of the 6th string. The lowest note you're playing is E, 7th fret 5th string, but that's not the root note. The root is not always the lowest note.

In this case, you are not even playing the root note on the 6th string. We say it's "implied".

[bryan42690]

Hey Justin I have a quick question about the C9 chord using the 6th string root. I was under the impression that this would be the fingering for a E minor 7b5 chord with the root on the 7th fret of the fifth string? I was hoping you could clarify this for me please. Thank you for the lesson it was very useful!

[Huqe]

Do you have a DVD about blues Lead Guitar

[frost0813]

Us fat fingered guys have SOME advantages. On the second version of the C9 chord, I am able to cover both third and second strings at the 3rd fret, which leaves my pinky available for the first string 3rd fret. I also use the two strings with one finger technique at the low end, gettine both the root, and the fith below (sixth @ 3rd fret) giving me the full six string chord.

[rockfredtemps]

FANTASTIC JUSTIN :) :)

[TheChartTopper]

just did a harmonica solo over the backing track in this vid, it was emotional.

[trottleskeeze]

That's great. I'was tired with my flat tire shuffle groove. I'm going to have a challenging time with those new chords.

[manualex16]

@pwazify Install Firefox and then install adblock... problem gone