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In this MicroLesson, I’ll show you how to play a 1, 4, 5 chord progression using the E chord shape. I’ve also included some fill licks to get you thinking about how to improvise lead over this progression.
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The lesson has “skips” and places where the audio and video cut out. Very disconcerting.
I’m using Win 10, Google Chrome (latest version) and a fiber optic line, so no bandwidth problems.
Thanks!
Tom
Tom, I can’t replicate that on my end. Try clearing your browser cache and restarting your browser.
Figured it out, it was Cortana jamming things up!
Seems Microsoft did an update a few nights ago, every thing works properly now!~
Thanks!
Ps Congrats on the 200th lesson and the new series!
I really like all of these- great ideas..but i must confess- I like the slow version with more explanation…I know people have complained to you about too much talking but I always found the explanations extremely helpful
this chord progression sounds like iimmy buffet…havanna day dreamin
Hey Brian.. this is a nice one. I like these quick lessons.
Using an E shape to create the 1-4-5 chords, what a trick… The different methods you demonstrate to make it more simple to understand guitar theory is awesome.. Maybe you could give us a section on root position on the caged shapes. I’m still trying to wrap my head around the concepts.. Great lessons. Thanks
Hi Brian.. Just a quick note to say a big thank you for all of your lessons… My head is exploding as I just can not store all the info…. I just love this site and have learned so much.
New member here and I just wanted to say MicroLessons like this one (plus all the other great stuff on this site) is EXACTLY what my playing needed to give it a boost right now. Thank you Brian!