the "A" bar shape is used for "F" also ..it is fundemental as it starts at F on the 1 fret and works up to A at 5th fret b at seventh c at eigth ect . also if you lift your new jersey finger the major becomes a minor chord. there is in my experience nothing but continued practice that will make you good at this.
2 2008-10-10 16:04:59
Re: Scales.... what to do with em ? (3 replies, posted in Music theory)
about playing scales: IMHO practice them daily. Learn combos of both major and minors. Good for you. Take a scale such as C or A doesn't matter. run up and down the fretboard bend and hammer. change your timiing ect. Amazing what will happen.
3 2008-10-10 15:59:54
Re: WHAT ARE YOUR FAVOURITE GUITAR CHORDS? (24 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
try this Bm/A7/D also Bm followed by F#m another combo I like is open G follwed by Bm then a repeat phrasing of G Bm C.
4 2008-09-17 13:46:59
Re: Your Top 5 Guitarists of all time (167 replies, posted in Electric)
Rev Gary Davis
Missisippi John Hurt (the best of the Delta style fingerpickers, when he played it sounded like 2 guitars at the same time.)
Chuck Berry (without Berry there would be no Hendrix,Paige, SRV or Beatles)
Chet Atkins
Big Bill Broonzy (he taught Clapton and the Blues Breakers how to play the blues)
Lonnie Johnson (took blues and turned it into a new form called jazz)
5 2007-08-27 19:42:19
Re: THINGS THAT ARE INPOSIBLE TO DO (55 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
make my wife happy.