How To Use Passing Chords To Spice Up A Simple Chord Progression

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Intro 0:00
using the IV passing chord 0:49
using the ii minor passing chord 5:21

[@FilmFlam]

Cool stuff. Good to know. Thanks.

[@lylewallace9022]

You put it home. Thank you

[@tjames6427]

I love that chukking muted technique with passing chords. Nice lesson bud.

[@jimbeaux4988]

Really nice!

[@nelsonw2096]

This is great! Thanks Rick!

[@ariecht1807]

So great. Thank you, Rick.

[@guyguyguyjean]

can't wait to sit down with this one,if i can figure out those partial chords, should open up a whole new creativity!!

[@davidegral7152]

Thanks for an inspiring lesson

[@acceptances]

Man, this is so killer.

[@dilipkulkarni2655]

Very useful lesson sir, Thank you.

[@christoscholevas]

That is really tasty, thank you!

[@marcromanrosich]

Excellent lesson
Were cna i get this backingtrack?
Thanks!!

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Members at tastyguitar.com can practice with backing tracks, soundslice interactive tab and much more

[@hansmeissner734]

Nicely and tastefully played and explained. Great job! But the topic is confusing. There are no passing chords here. "Passing chords" are clearly defined as chords who lead from one chord to another, e.g. G#7 within C - G#7 - G7 - C.
In this lesson we do find diatonic slash chords, i.e. chords, that can be inserted while the tonal basic lingers on. E. g. throwing in D while A still runs (as perfectly shown in this lesson). But again: "passing chords" are a different animal.

[@guyguyguyjean]

just downloaded the tabs for summer 2024 but unfortunately the tabs for this lesson doesn't seem to be there,where can i find it please!?
thanks!

[@TastyGuitarcom]

It went out in todays update in the funky friday email, if you dont get that email get it touch at [e-mail] and I'll send this TAB out to you

[@FilmFlam]

"Gospelish" for sure.