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myhandyman11th December 2014excellent lesson fun too!
- myhandyman27th November 2014
great ! I can certainly use this for my fat fingers lol ty
- wethepeople4699th January 2010
Great lesson just what I was looking for. Could you please tell me how the bass line works behind that? thanks!
Stephane Lucarelli27th June 2009brilliant, helps me leanr some cool new chords, and play the blues from a different angle:D
Hi Jesse ! I'm glad to know this was useful for you.
Jesse26th June 2009brilliant, helps me leanr some cool new chords, and play the blues from a different angle:D
Emir Hot27th April 2009I love this one. Great stuff
Jerry Arcidiacono18th April 2009Nice lesson Stephane
- Stephane Lucarelli18th April 2009
Thanks!
Dejan Farkas18th April 2009Great stuff
Kristofer Dahl17th April 2009Super soft & nice Stephane!
Zsolt Galambos17th April 2009Excellent lesson!
- Stephane Lucarelli15th April 2009
Thanks for your comments guys!
Sinisa Cekic14th April 2009excellent stuff, great chords
Marcus Siepen14th April 2009very nice, sounds interesting
Piotr Kaczor14th April 2009Great as always, Stephane!
- Stephane Lucarelli14th April 2009
Thanks guys!
Sergio Dorado14th April 2009Great chords for comping and mixing with solo lines!
David Wallimann13th April 2009Very practical lesson Stephane, these chords are so useful!
Carlos Carrillo13th April 2009Really cool sound! Great Jazzy chords lesson mate
Gerardo Siere13th April 2009Nice chords!
Ramiro Delforte13th April 2009Cool lesson Stephane
Jad Diab12th April 2009Great Jazzy lesson mate
- Stephane Lucarelli12th April 2009
Thanks TakeJoy & Ivan
Ivan Milenkovic12th April 2009Great chops mate!
TakeJoy12th April 2009Love your playing man.
- Stephane Lucarelli12th April 2009Cool lesson Stephane
Thanks Pedja!Nice Robben Fordesque Blues
Yes, it's Robben Fordesque
Joe Kataldo12th April 2009Nice Robben Fordesque Blues
Pedja Simovic12th April 2009Cool lesson Stephane
- Stephane Lucarelli12th April 2009
Thanks guys!
It sounds... Blazzy?? thanks Stephane!!
lol 
Bogdan Radovic12th April 2009Very good chord accompaniment lesson Stephane!
Sensible Jones12th April 2009Great Lesson Stephane!!!
kaznie_NL12th April 2009It sounds... Blazzy?? thanks Stephane!!
berko12th April 2009Great chord melody! An instant bookmark for me!
Kuba Szafran12th April 2009Nice chords Stephane:)!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello GMC !
In this lesson we will learn how to use jazz chords over a 12 bars blues shuffle.
From simple 7th chords to more complex altered chords, we'll improve our guitar
accompaniement and chords knowledge.
If you are not familiar with some chords, practice slowly. Try to memorize their name, how their are build and transpose in other keys.Remember that creating a good accompaniment is just as important as making good solo !
I hope this lesson you will help you to discover new sounds and expand your chord vocabulary.
Have fun,
Stephane
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