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1979

@Sporky  is that one of the intro chords to Led Zep’s Ten Years Gone?

Phil_aka_Pip

Sporky said:

EADGBE
X03230

D=root: D6/9 / A?

F=root: Fmaj13/A?

A=root: A11(b13) ?

Bellycaster

Sporky said:

EADGBE
X03230

You've got one hell of a stretch with that 10th fret on the low E.

  

HAL9000

Sporky said:

EADGBE
X03230

Dmin2 - I only knew this as I occasionally play minor chords using the xx323x shape, something I first came across at a Robert Cray concert. I quite like the slightly ambiguous ‘not-quite-a-major-seventh’ voicing.

barry2tone

Going between a C minor/major slide and G7.

D     0/5/7 depending on where you want to move to.

A     0/5

D     5

G     3 to 4

B      5

E     x


to


D      0/5/7

A      0 as alternate

D      3

G      5

B       6/5 to move down again.

E       x



Standard blues fare. Favoured A7th is

D     7

A      8

D     8

G     10

SNAKEBITE

A minor with a bit of a flutter on the Bigsby.....

Sporky

1979 said:

@Sporky  is that one of the intro chords to Led Zep’s Ten Years Gone?

Dunno; I think I heard it at the start of a Pale Saints song. That straight into x02120. 

Vibetronic

this is my favourite chord ever, with either low open E, F# or G # as a low note:

E - X
A - X
D - 1
G - 3
B - 0
E - 2

olafgarten

I quite like the movable shape below, you get a nice strumming pattern and slide it up and down the neck, it sounds great:

E X
A 10
D X
G 12
B 12
E X

JAYJO

                      B  1
                       O  2
                       R  3
                        I   4
                       N  5
                       G  6   
Sounds a  bit dreary but good for the Anne Boleyns

DefaultM

My favourite is this

022xxx

I call it Big Dave.

pintspiller

A

X02255

bingefeller

Minor 9 chord...

xx736x

Philtre

"CBA":

E - 0

A - 0

D - 0

G - 0

B - 0

E - 0

(Can't Be Arsed)

57Deluxe

not sure if you guys picked up on these but there are some bizarre fingerings going on in this vid. Also - see how many are totally over-complicated by virtue of not stopping and thinking about a shape that you already know and make and adapt up to... theC-D @21:57 being one as I ALWAYS insist my students learn to make the open D as a mini BARRE on the A and append to with finger 2...

ICBM

Philtre said:

"CBA":

E - 0

A - 0

D - 0

G - 0

B - 0

E - 0

Em11, also known as the Broken Left Arm chord .

guitars4you

I like the horn section style  phrasing with this - In G but change as required - starts with the
 popular G9 and G6 slide

E  12    then  10         then  7  and  5      then   3  and 1
B  12             10                  8          6                5         3
G  12             10                  9          7                4         2

works in blues, jump jive, swing, rock n roll

slide up or down - all interface as required - play with in the verse or add to you solo licks as required

thegummy

ICBM said:

Philtre said:

"CBA":

E - 0

A - 0

D - 0

G - 0

B - 0

E - 0

Em11, also known as the Broken Left Arm chord .

I think I found out that that was actually a chord back in the day when I learned to play "Wild Thing"