Grow your chord repertoire by exploring the A Shape instead of memorizing new chord diagrams!
Link?
Thanks Jeff. I’m aware I can search for them, but the Admin team usually include a link to the lesson.
To anyone who wants it, here’s the PDF containing the most important A shape variations.
The PDF is still accessible on the resources tab of the old Chord Shape Explorer lessons that were part of the old Playground.
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i did all the previous blues lessons, but here i dont understand why he chose to play those specific notes at 8 minute as part of a blue progression…
Hi @Quinn2024 , you’ve done the earlier blues modules, so you probably know why Justin plays the F# (string 4, fret 4), it’s part of the basic shuffle. He also adds some additional embellishment notes (the G on string 4, and C and C# on string 5). These are fairly common variations on the basic blues shuffle. He uses (and explains them) in this lesson:
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Thank you JJW for your answer. Super helpful 