5 Beautiful OPEN Chords! ( Anyone Can Play) 😍

[reneeraney]

That was so lovely! Thank you for sharing!

[lukesteverything]

That's a lovely progression. Thanks Tony, I'll work on that.

[MJ-wevu]

I really liked how you arranged it so that each chord led into the next and it all resolved with the last one. Very nice lesson. Thanks Tony.

[seachelle]

Really excellent lesson and progression, Tony. So much room to embellish the cords as you say. Can explore lots of variations on the b minor scale and lick as well. Already spent several hours exploring what this lesson has to offer.Many thanks!

[dandavis]

I have always known the G chord that you played as a G6. I love your videos. Thank you for the tips that you are passing on to us!

[phillarsson]

Great finds, thank you! Just tried some of them on my twelve string and that sounds even more magic.

[markclouthier]

Fantastic my friend. Love your videos.

[michaelgustin]

Love it.. more of these lessons. So beautiful and fun to play

[markjohnson]

That was nice new chords for the mental library . I’m gonna go give it a go

[tymwie]

I'm always happy to learn something new. Thanks for your lessons and advice. Greetings from Poland

[tonyd]

Love that, great way to learn chords up the neck without trying to memorise the notes in the triads

[jackstow]

Sounds like we're sitting in an Italian cafe looking out over the country side. Beautiful.

[ConditionZero]

Yep that's a G7 used a lot in country music etc also used in amazing grace depending on how you play it..

[mattthewhale]

Is that in D? It seems to float around nicely.

[donlittlejones]

Your G is a G6 Tony. It appears in the Beatles song I'll be back.✌.

[TywangTheCreator]

Am I right in thinking the a7 is used by Brian may in love of my life by queen?

[ziprline]

Which one is my "Thurt Finger"?🙃