I suppose “The Most Popular Chord Progression of All Time” may be a slightly pretentious title; however I think if you start looking into this a bit more, you’ll agree with me that the I – V – VI – IV progression is indeed incredibly popular. You see, dozens and dozens of hit songs over…
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Have you ever wondered how to go about changing keys in a song? Possibly in the last verse, or in a bridge, or something like that? If you’ve ever tried changing keys in a song before, it’s possible you’ve run into the question of which chords to use while doing that. The trick that I…
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In this video lesson you’ll learn how you can cut your bar chords down to size, and still get a great result. The cool thing about this is that it takes a lot less finger strength to make the chord (you’re not actually barring it), and in addition, you’re getting a totally different and unique…
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Here’s a good song to practice your bar chords on: All Along The Watchtower. Many different artists have done versions of this song over the years. It’s a pretty cool jam tune, so if you’ve got a friend who plays guitar as well (or bass), why not rope them into a jam session, and you…
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Today I’ve got another one of those fairly easy fingerpicking patterns for you and your guitar. I used a very simple and mellow chord progression in this lesson, and there are literally tons of different directions you could go with it. I tried to give you a couple of different ideas on how you can…
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