The chords are Dm F Dm C G Dm, and I am adding some notes to the chords to make it sound more interesting. I hope this lesson will give you some cool ideas if you have a chord progression want to spice it up!

Building up melodies by using exotic chord forms.

D is a very popular guitar key with simple-to-add D embellishments such as and D sus2 (used in the outro) and Sus4 (covered later). Contains two barre chords.

Emotional vibe track - using chord melodies

Traditional Country-Folk style using Chet Atkins / Merle Travis style hybrid picking.

Example of soloing and creating phrases and melodies over simple 2-chord harmony!

Make your rhythm guitar sound massive with this tight chord progression.

Most people learn the standard power chord type blues riff - A drone note with an alternating 5th and 6th interval on the top. To say the least, after a few years (weeks even) this can get boring! So I wanted to show you how I approach making my own chords from the chord progressions relative modes.

This classical sounding acoustic lesson will cover different voicings and variations of the chords Em D C B7. The backing works great as a jam track around E minor. Enjoy!