A Simple Chord Trick to Play EVERYTHING!

Going over a simple guitar shape to help you remember some fun stuff in the key of E. Get yourself some Elixir Strings:

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[tripledotter]

I get so much mileage out of these chord variation lessons and incorporating the music theory behind them. Thanks

[greggriffiths]

It takes someone who really understands something well to teach someone how to do it well and make it easy to understand you have that gift few YouTube teachers have and you are fun as well I've learnt so much from you and I know I have a lot more I can learn thank you.

[johnnyboy]

Perfect for all my worship fellow musicians… thank u man

[matthahr]

that finger will never be the same. all the other fingers represent a cushy life of a youtuber playing his instrument but that one finger nail screams seasoned Service Plumber

[Amnues]

My brother thank you for keeping it fun. Love your lessons.

[tankhalffull]

Nice! Appreciate the simple manner in which you work through the lesson..Thanks!

[johnmahlmann]

The painless integration of theory is invaluable.

[jeffgarrison]

I use the root and the 3rd on the 6th and the 3rd strings and occasionally 7th or octave on the 4th string, then use the open strings, in quite a few of the songs that I have written... they're almost all beautiful chords.

[johnpulwers]

I like how that motor cycle drives by every time Sean says, "Here's a cool variation".

[williamkennelly]

Cheers mate. You are like sitting around with a friend talking playing guitar. Allows injoy. Great for playing my twelve strng. Thanks again.

[stefano.bstef]

Hi Sean, great tips as usual, it's amazing how the guitar becomes important in your life, i love the acoustic because you can carry it around everywhere, there is always something new to learn every day

[shashankg]

Just picked it back up again, glad yours was the first video that popped up! Thanks for being great! :)

[bertieborough]

You've out done yourself Sean, the ad lib commentary just made my day. Oh, and the counting backwards. I've always struggled with reciting scales (notes or degree's) backwards and I've been at it a whle.

[kevincoffee]

Yeah on the Elixers! I've been changing all my guitars over to them for the last couple years, and suddenly I'm buying less strings. They really last (I'm in a dry climate) a long time. Plus, they sound terrific, electric and acoustic. I use the nanowebs.

[JohnWaldenDDM]

Great stuff Sean….. keep at it….. you’re making us all better players :-)

[donindri]

That’s the kind of sneaky stuff that will make someone who doesn’t play think you are faking it! Thanks for posting

[billyholly]

Funny guy, great on camera...and useful info! Subscribed!

[marshaschlangen]

Informative, entertaining, and you are hilarious. Love it.

[matwhite]

What a brilliant lesson I couldn’t watch it all the way through cos I couldn’t stop playing around with it. I will watch more carefully, thanks..

[christophervincent]

That was one of the most educational theories I have seen yet! I will not say the other that has really helped me abundantly out of respect. Because he is really brilliant, but you just solved a piece of the puzzle i was missing! Thank you! Absolutely love this lesson. BTW, i do watch your stuff every chance i get. You are also brilliant.