Play ALL Major Or Minor Guitar Chords With 1 SHAPE

What if you could use 1 Shape For EVERY Major and Minor Chord On The Guitar Neck?
There is....I'll show you a simple chord hack in this lesson so you can play songs. NO BARRE CHORDS! Link to PDF below

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[MustafaBaabad]

Amazingly simple, after memorizing few required chords then we can concentrate on how to have good strumming with good timing and intonation. Thank you very much chief. Cheers from Indonesia.

[darkomtobia]

I can't say enough good things about your efforts to help the rest of us learn.

Thank you so much, I know my playing and understanding has benefited greatly!

[sean]

Wow why doesn't everyone teach this!! Just fantastic and easy!!
Thank you!

[zeusgaming]

Excellent explanation 👌 ❤🎉thanks so much 🙏 You are great Sir🎉

[sean]

Thanks man. Good to see your feeling better! This was a huge help. I've seen Warren Haynes play these shapes while singing and always wanted to know what he was doing.

[davyrayjutras]

Thanks Ricky! You are a great teacher who makes learning more engaging. Much appreciated 👍🏻

[alanroberts]

Thanks a million Ricky mate, I’m thanking you mainly for answering my need for help, most of the experts don’t bother. Your a great guy, and one day, when I’m in England, il try and get to see ya. That would be music in itself. Please forgive my writing, I’ve been in Switzerland so long now I make mistakes all the time. Anyway thanks a lot, your awesome. Al 😁😁😁

[janetfitzgerald]

Possibly the best guitar hack I have ever seen.

[tom]

Thanks. That opens up a lot of possibilities. Great work!

[caryheuchert]

Thank you again, Ricky! Great lesson with a good dose of humour😃🙏

[jimjohnson]

Really like everything you do, so helpful to me . I try to catch all your videos, thanks : James from Alabama👍🏻

[wjmildfelt]

Thank you Ricky for the simplest best explayion I've ever read one would be a pretty good guitar player if you just use those two shaped

[MrRickytuk]

You can also get A flat minor by dropping a piano down a mine shaft.

[globalfatmas]

Cool. I wanted to see a song played with these chords.

[raymster]

Ricky,
I found your channel and I'm home. Your explanations break the information down to pieces I can understand. My short background; I retired, got the guitar out of the case where it's been the past 40 years, and started watching YouTube. I felt like I hit the lottery, when I found your lessons, tips etc. Thank you for the time, effort, and outstanding content.

[tarragonadreamin]

Happy almost New Year Ricky!. Great video, and we see you have been putting in some hours upping the video quality.
Content is the most important imho, and yours has always been tops! But well done, looks great!

[santanafan]

My message is that hacks like Ricky shows in this video can also be very handy for those with discrepancies in their fingers, as this is exactly how I play....with a slight adjustment. Due to damaged nerves in my left ring and pinky finger they very easily cramp up in certain angles, specifically the the barre chord position. So I never thought I would ever be able to learn to play. But when I turned 50 11 years ago I saw a documentary about Django Reinhardt and how he tought himself to play with 2 fingers after having severe damage to his ring and pinky due to burn injury. So I decided to give it a try and see if I could find a way to figure out how to play with my handicap as it isn't as bad as Django's was. Especially my pinky is sensitive to cramping, the ring finger a bit less but I have to try and use it as less as possible because it will start acting up when I play longer than 10 minutes like at gigs and use it too much. So as lead guitarist in my Santana tribute band I'm basically riffing away 90% of Carlos's solo's Django Reinhardt style with 2 fingers and a bit of assistance of my ring finger here and there. But for chords I found out that I actually can fret 2 strings with my ring finger namely A and D without it acting up. And I apply that to the E and Am shape method Ricky explains here and it works GREAT. Using 9- 42 and very low action helps a lot too. I know it sounds weird because many would say they could never do that but don't have trouble playing barre chords. I have no explanation other than most likely the angle in the ring finger joints and or tendons is slightly different. If necessary I can play the low E string with my thumb but with a bass player in the band hardly ever need to. Playing acoustic alone, which I seldom do, without the low E however sounds too thin so then the thumb comes in handy.

[matthewcrich]

Thanks so much, Mate. It’s very gratifying for me to be able to effortlessly follow & understand everything, which tells me I’m progressing (albeit slowly). Cheers from 🇨🇦

[dudetheplant]

Dude, this video is flippin’ awesome! Thank you for posting it, it’s incredibly helpful! 👍 to you, cheers, dtp

[sullycliftona]

Ay up ..can u do a chord inversion tip top, tip video, i rekon you can but my dog said nah, he just cant do it ..id like you to get me doing inversions because im cage systeming most of the time, which stops me dead in.my tracks .thank you.