Keith Wyatt: Talkin' Blues #9 (Jazz-Blues Chords)

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In Part 2 of his column on jazz and blues, Keith Wyatt shows you the finer points of adding flavor to chords by either extending or altering them.

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[qwertyuiop46853]

WHAT WERE YOU GONNA SAY AFTER 5:48!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mariofan7]

God, Keith is awesome

[bigjimmyrocker]

he just loves to play ;9) and he is good

[FeelPureVolume]

Can Somebodyyyyyyyyyyyyyy send me the Part 2 to this Video?

[odgeUK]

@Maxeeboy GOTCHA! at 1:48 he confused me by not saying "Flat" or "Minor" Seven as he played out the notes of a dominant chord. Cool. That Down Home Blues Intro sounds amazing, must learn that! Cheers.

[Maxeeboy]

@odgeUK 1,3,5 is the triad of the major chord. Add the 7th note from the major scale to that triad and you have a major 7 chord. Flatten that major 7 note and you have the dominant 7 chord. So, he is calling the flattened 7 a minor 7... just different name for the same thing.

[odgeUK]

What? A dominant chord is 1,3,5,7 but then he says it's a Triad with a minor 7? Confused?

[jcstumpy1]

wow very nice

[TheRealAdamBrown]

How old is the guitar?

[OnRuggedRoad]

hey c'mon! did you run out of tape or what? this is the 2nd time around that keith's great lessons get interrupted...that's not fair, really, is it?