How to play Dominant 7th Chords #1 // Blues Guitar Lesson // WBR 59

WEEKLY BLUES RHYTHM 59
Here is the first video of the CHORDS series. I start with probably the most common two dominant 7th chords shapes: the first with the root on the 6th string, the second on the 5th string. This example is in the key of G, and I played on a 12-Bar Blues Shuffle. The rhythm pattern is a sequence of four alternate strums starting on the second beat.
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[@andrewmoore193]

Great stuff I enjoyed learning the tune 👍🏻😁🎶🎸

[@mattfraser3452]

Another tool in the workshop , thanks again Andy 🎸✌️♥️🇦🇺

[@andyslabmusic]

You're welcome Matt!

[@pedrogomezalfonso6926]

Very good. Thanks