STUPIDLY EASY Guitar Chords You Aren't Using

If you like what we're throwing down in this video, check out the MasterClass I made on how to solo on guitar with another musician. You won't regret it!

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A little about me:
Sean Daniel is a man. A man of simple needs and desires. And the one desire, no, the one NEED, that stands above all is to spread the challenges, joy and intellectual stimulus of music to people of Earth and beyond.
Born on the mean streets of upper middle class suburban Chicago, Sean learned the ways of the world through the dizzying heights of success to the lonesome depths of failure and emerged with the promise of a better tomorrow reflecting in his eyes and fiery passion in his belly.
He plays and teaches guitar on his YouTube channel where he regularly releases original music and projects to the adulation of legions of fans, who often compare him to Chris Pratt and one time Ryan Reynolds. He’s currently in the market for a nice leather jacket.
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[TaylorL]

Sean, I know you’re not going to read all 317 comments but I’ve been playing for over 20 years and obviously, I’ve watched a zillion YouTube clips but I’ve become caught up with you in recent months and I can’t say enough good things about you. It’s also your personality too and I like your approach. Good human being. Keep it up. While I struggle with theory a bit, I’ve mostly in recent years just been trying to open up the whole fretboard and learn five or six ways to play each chord and mix it up and you’re the perfect guy for that. You really opened up scales for me also and give me little nuggets that I can build upon to learn how to use them. I hope you keep up with all of this! Sometimes I tell myself before I can watch a movie or some TV, I need to watch another Sean Daniels clip. You push me to be better! It reminds me of a line from the movie crazy stupid love when Ryan gosylin tells Steve Carrel “ be better than the GAP”…. But here obviously, it becomes “ be better than open chords” - not sound as catchy sounding - but still true

[blakenunndrums]

I just want to say; you are a phenomenal educator, player, and man. Love your humor and joy and spirit. Keep groovin', my friend!

[mas]

Great advice about what bluegrass players call, moveable chord shapes. Especially about saving the build up! That's a blackbelt guitar tip!

[davidmoran]

I absolutely love the way you joke around while getting the lessons in.

[petebrown]

Excellent video! I’ve watched lots of “this trick will take your playing to the next level” and they are usually things I know with little information on how to apply it. This was totally different: new chord shape and it’s minor and how to apply it. Thanks for posting!

[jasonsmith]

This video was for me! I found it brilliant and the next step up for me. A real gem. Thank you!

[marksextonmarkeaux]

I'm a drummer with a guitar problem so this really helped me! I can't wait to start doing some new noodling. And after all of these years of being stuck, the whole time it was that damn mirror in the guest bath holding me back! Who knew? Thanks!

[allosaurusfragilis]

Like your stuff. Ive just returned to the guitar after a long lay off, (10 years) and im enjoying the YT content, which wasnt available first time round.
Your vids are funny, to the point and very helpful. Good job!

[patrickbly]

I am impressed... You explain just as pleasantly as you play ...😊

[Catteries]

WOW !!! Thank you Sean. This video is a real eye opener matey. I was stuck doing the same old ''open chords'' and now you have just opened up a whole New World to me in under 15 minutes. Thank you so much. Happy New Year

[paulhughes]

Just using triads my guitar playing has so improved.... your right as soon as you move up the neck people are like "wow you can really play" lol ....thanks for great videos keep em up.

[prshughes]

It's taken me awhile to appreciate you but I find myself keep coming back and each time appreciating the knowledge you are sharing and going against the traditional teaching approach. At this point I am really enjoying your insights and teaching so thanks. I even am starting to enjoy your sense of humor....that was a surprise. Thanks Sean

[klaustoth]

fine little video. i just love to watch guitar videos for the pure fun of watching a guitar freak play his/ her guitar. i'm seeking for new chords and some proper voicings everyday. thank you for giving me a good time while i'm buried in lockdown at home. 🌻

[SiggyMe]

I like the idea of changing the voicing by moving to different set of strings. I like to think for now of three voices, the trebs, mids, and the base. Then moving between the three voices to change it up and it does change the feeling. It can be sort of like call and response to it. So I sometimes think of a choir of voices that can be switch between. I think it was a few lessons back you were emphasising using only a few of the notes in a chord that started me really thinking more about the "orchestration" in a way. You're a good teacher because of your understated presentation which actually for me allows more to show. Thanks!

[brubakersflatcakes]

You're the best, man. I love your style of teaching.

[samlelowitch]

These videos are really practical and insightful. Well done, Sean—and thank you!! This video helps bass players too.

[deepeddyrecords]

Nice lesson! It's a good way to start opening up the fretboard. There are a million ways to say something on the guitar.

[TheFeelButton]

When I'm not busy pulling tones out of basic chords like a rhinestone cowboy I enjoy taking a flyer to jump on the bandwagon! Cheers Sean!!

[GaryDFigg]

As an older thank you for sharing. This will definitely help me to expand my learning. :)

[drewdietz]

superb Sean, using different phrasing for basic chords. Good lesson my Man! a genius dude, light bulb moment for certain!!!