Garret's Guitar Lessons
These licks have a strong “Rockabilly” feel to me, but their often used in blues and other genre's too. I go through the concept in three shapes - the E Shape, A Shape and C Shape. The general concept of it is to take a triad and make the 6 chord. If we take that same triad and move it back two frets we get a 9 chord.
The chord tones of the triad are:
“6” shapes: 1-3-6 (replacing our 5 for the 6)
“9” shapes: b7-9-5
Depending on the shape, the chord tones may be in a different place... but they're the same degrees
While I'm playing them all in a row to demonstrate the concept, try adding these in with single note lines. Dig!
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16 окт 2024
