This is a tutorial on triads and basic chord theory. It is aimed at guitarists, but the same theory applies to all instruments. In this tutorial you will learn how a major and minor chord are constructed. www.guitar-academy.com
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Jump swing boogie rhythm guitar chords bass lines lesson ala Bill Jennings Tiny Grimes T Bone
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Magic Bus – Who – Guitar chords and riff
This is how I play some of the parts from Magic Bus by the Who. This is my version, NOT a note-for-note transcription. Some notes: 1. I have tuned down a half-step, just like on the single version. 2. The version played here combines some of the single version with some of the version from Live at Leeds. 3. The chords are really simple: it’s just A, C then G. It’s how you strum it that makes it work. 4. Don’t worry if you can’t make out some parts at the beginning. I replay everything super-slow later in the video. 5. No tabs, so don’t ask. 6. The plunger and the pot are there because I made this while taking a break from cleaning the shed.