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MODULE 5
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Using the minor 6th or 9th Chord
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Hopefully you are getting comfortable using the minor 6th or 9th type chord and can use them with all 12 CTB Blues Bop VIDEO files in the Jam-
Remember there is no race, so take whatever time needed to perfect these changes and always revise
Now we want to look at strumming along with the 12 CTB Blues Bop VIDEO files and using some more variations, this is great if there are two guitarists playing rhythm so each guitar does not play exactly the same so there is some slight variation
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Again we will use the original chord progression CTB Blues Bop in A BELOW (Diagram 1)
And see some other possible variations we could make that will work when played with the original Videos in the Jam-
But first let us look at a new chord the chord of A6
Compare Picture 1 and Picture 2 an A7th Chord and an A6 Chord shown below
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Remember all these chords are movable
So an A6 chord moved up the neck as shown below becomes an A#/Bb6 chord etc..
And one fret down the neck would become an Ab/G#6 etc..
DIAGRAM 1 -
DIAGRAM 2
PICTURE 1 -
PICTURE 2 -
By comparing Picture 1 and Picture 2 above you can see that by simply moving the little finger (4th finger) left or right you can easily go backwards and forwards between the A7th and A6th Chords
Practice this till you can play an AMajor to A6 to A7 chord and back again without any effort
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Now practice the variations to the original chord progression (DIAGRAM 1) Shown below
Practice them with the video in the Jam-
Where there are two chords in one bar play two beats for each chord
DIAGRAM 3
DIAGRAM 4
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Go to the Jam-
Remember Always Revise
Have fun