How To Play 60 Steely Dan Style Movable Jazz Chords Up & Down The Guitar Neck  

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Eric, in my opinion, and I'm no authority, but I think your method of teaching guitar is among the best. Thank you so much for what you do. Ernie Hines

I saw Steely Dan and Smashed the like button. I knew it would be good . . . ( and it was ). Larry Carlton, Denny Dias, Walter Becker, Jay Graden, & Jeff Baxter - love those guys.

This was exceptionally well done. Thank you.

One of the best guitar instructionals IMO..got me playing more freely now. Creative teaching that is excellent. Keyboardist finally got serious about his guitar and found the "right" video for the sound I was always looking to play. Now I understand a bit more of the fretboard. This is way too much fun now...mind rush, when you hear the muted chord you play, because you teach so well and I can see the fingering, play the chord, then I discover all of it's variations...the guitar is an amazing instrument at any age...I'm totally blown away at your lessons and I'd been a looking at various online...until I find this. Sticking around, no telling what else I'm stealing, Eric, I meant...uh, borrowing. I can sit in as a guitarist once I play some charts etc...kid going to college now, so the music I can learn pays a bill or something. Or just gives me hours of pleasure exploring in my "woodshed" mode, what the guitar can do in skilled hands. You da Man, Mr Blackmon...Carol Kaye also gave me good info in her vids...legendary guitar talent. But Tommy Emmanuel...no words. We all have our favorites...then there's....you, of course. Now....Cheers from some guy in Compton wanting to be a guitar player when I grow up...just like you, Eric. Tru-Dat! Take care and thanks so much!!!

I appreciate the generosity of your time and your knowledge of the instrument! Very helpful. Thank you, Eric!

I just want to echo Ernie Hines... I’ve just started playing again after 20 years due to a life changing accident. You make relearning uncomplicated and fun to do again. After playing for 17 years then a 20 year hiatus I lost 99% of what I once could play. Thank you for what you do. Whatever moneys you make doing this isn’t enough. Thanks & Keep playing with joy Trent Nichols

I have to say that out of all of the videos I watched, yours is what I have been searching for a long time...this is what I want to learn. Thank you soooo much, Sir!!!

Walter Becker, rest in peace brother..., you will always be missed.

Great info and fantastic decimation and demonstration of information! Thank you so much. 😊🎶👍

Definitively the best lesson for people like me who didn t get the basics ! Thanks Eric !

Bravo! 👏👏👏👏 this is a wonderful tutorial, thank you for putting this together. Steve Howe uses a lot of these chords.

Love your lessons Eric, you make it all understandable, thankyou.

This is an excellent overview simple jazz chords. Presentation is awesome and the selection is of some of the most important basic forms. Strongly recommended for anyone wishing to transition into jazz chord guitar playing 10 out of 10

Amazing how I was singing this song yesterday, walking the dogs, thinking I gotta relearn that tune Jose!

Clear, competent, and straightforward. Refreshing. I subscribed!

So clear and helpful! Many thanks!

My dad loves Steely Dan ---- I subbed to show him your channel ---love it.

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I'm back for a revisit! Thanks, Eric!

Damn Eric, you got the chops a every famed picker there is or ever was, the teaching patience a Job, the man a calm himself and ya got the smooth jazz tonality to your voice as if Lou Rawls met with Mose Allison and they birthed a seventh son name a Eric. Also ran through a few a your bass tutorials n I gotta say, without soundin like I'm a apple polishin teachers pet, you got some hooks to your bass line that bring out the sound a the master, Mr. James Jamerson! You got skills my friend n without sounding too pretentious, that intro sound bite a the jet comin in for landin, that sounds a lot like ya spent some time close to Imperial Highway n Hawthorne Blvd!

thanks again Mr.B for another great lesson I've learned so much from your lessons. I know it's jazz chords but I think Eric Clapton used 9 chords also. IDK the c major9 chord was moveable and I use it when playing (,Duh lol!!) I really appreciate your time and effort in teaching music. hope you have a Great Day!!

Thankyou for making things simple for us musically confused types.

You add clarity to your lessons. Thanks

Thank you, Eric.

You are one Busy Man!! Thanks Again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

just love that major 7 sound. pink floyd uses it in the song Time for the chorus

Awesome video. RIP Walter Becker.

Youre the best!!!!!! Thank you!!!

Awesome!

hello Erick, as always my friend another excellent lesson that every guitarist to know, thanks and best regards¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

Great video and explanation of the moveable shapes!

Thanks for this....Steely Dan rules~

Excellent Eric. Thank you very much.

That was awesome. No one ever explained so many chords so concisely with just a few (painful at first) jazz chord positions. I know session players are always throwing out Major 7 flat 5's. Now I'll just ask, "What key"? and start modulating it!

Great lesson as usual. Thank you Eric!

Thanks Eric,great video.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks . Steely Dan was one of my fav band. Ah be playing this tonight

Excellent,merry Christmas 🎄

Good!!

Straight clean and simple thx

Man, what a great video. Thanks for making this so clear!!!!!!!!!!!!

Concise and excellent

Like this !!!!!

Thank you.

Awesome! VERY well done, thank you 🎸😊

Great

Another great lesson😎🎸

Cool lesson..often overlooked!

Nice tutorial, thanks for sharing

Great video Eric

Thanks Eric!

very help, thanks for sharing! =)

this has really helped me, thnx

this is helpful.....gonna check out your tutorials

very nice tutorial on this!

Thank you!

cool tut many thanks...

All beautiful sounding chords and movable ! What else can one ask for ? TY Eric,,, you always bring something good to the table. Anything in the work's for 2018 ?

thank you....that helped alot.

Eric, great work, but I think I see a problem in the m7b5 section at 4:07. Your m7b5 is including a natural 5. You have: C (root, string 5, fret 3) Gb (b5, string 4, fret 4) Bb (b7, string 3, fret 3) Eb (b3, string 2, fret 3) all of this is good so far, but then you add the string 1 also... G (3rd, string 1, fret 3) - this clashes with the b5...I thought I 'heard' something - might be wrong?

Excellent!!!! Thanks!

Thanks

mate great videos, superb lessons, spent hours on your videos. ¿.what amp do you connect your guitars..?

Are m7b5 and 7#9 passing cords or practical for steady rhythm or key note cords. (Excuse my crude terminology) and thanks Eric for your tuorial

thanks for the lesson can you do a lesson on jazz lead guitar?

Hola tengo Parkinson rígido estoy medicado y me está mejorando aprendiendo tocar la guitarra eléctrica soy de Argentina

ERICBLACKMONGUITAR ^^ --= // just to make it clean the steely dan MU chords means major 9th chords or minor 9th chords? Does the MU chords always resolve to a 7th chord or something? not sure what steely dan trademark MU technique is when resolving the MU chords?

5:44 if you're here for Steely Dan

RIP Walter Becker :( "Josie comes home its all good!"

Where to start ... Thank you!....