Playing guitar solos using the Minor Scale (part1)

In yet another lesson kindly supplied by Dan Denley from his flagship guitar lessons course -Amazing Guitar Secrets - Dan shows you how to use the notes from the Minor Scale, initially focussing on the 'natural minor' scale, and expanding on this to the 'harmonic minor scale'. Dan explains the constructs of the minor scale, and shows you some examples of playing both natural and harmonic minor scales. Of course this is just a short extract, you will learn much more about minor scales in the course itself.

This is another mini-lesson taken from the Amazing Guitar Secrets multimedia course which uses video, audio and animation, with everything backed up in print on the course handbook, to improve your understanding of the concepts of what you are playing. You learn the actual technique from an expert teacher - one who is always on hand, is focussed on your progression, never gets annoyed at having to repeat things over and over, plus you don't have to travel to lessons, and you learn based on your own schedule and time availability!

This guitar tip is almost 8 minutes long, but learning the minor scales is a vital part of the guitar learning process, well worth taking a few minutes in your day to acquire a new understanding and a new technique to help you on your guitar journey.




If the video above doesn't play, click on Dan Denley - The Minor Scale (part 1)


If you're serious about learning guitar, the link to the course is below:

Amazing Guitar Secrets

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com

Techniques for improving your guitar sound - Palm Muting

Some guitar techniques actually don't require any reals musical knowledge or training whatsover!

In this video lesson, taken from Dan Denleys original and probably most popular guitar lessons course -Amazing Guitar Secrets - Dan shows you how to use the technique of 'Muting' ( i.e. shutting down the sound ) what you are playing by the application of your palm to the fretboard.

This creates great 'stop' phrases within your solo, which serve to accentuate what you are playing, and the progression from one solo phrase to the next.

This is just a short extract from the Amazing Guitar Secrets course which uses multimedia ( sound, visuals, video clips etc ) plus tab and tuition workbooks to give you everthing you need to achieve your guitar playing targets in an easy-to-learn environment - the comfort of your own home, with the ability to watch each lesson as many times as you need to, pause and replay any parts you didn't quite catch, and of course choose your own time schedule for learning.

After watching and absorbing this extract from the course, which is 3m09s long, you will have added another technique to your guitar playing armoury.



If the video above doesn't play, click on Dan Denley - Palm Muting lesson


If you're serious about learning guitar, the link to the course is below:

Amazing Guitar Secrets

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com

Ragtime Guitar Lessons: Blind Blake Style #2 by Jim Bruce

Just before Christmas I posted the first of Jim Bruce's Blind Blake style Ragtime Blues lessons.

Judging by the feedback, there is a lot more interest for this genre of music than I'd expected, so I've asked Jim if he can help out my subscribers, and he has again kindly supplied another video Ragtime Blues lesson.

If you missed out on the first one, it's at Jim Bruce Ragtime Blues Lesson #1 .


Jim Bruce has an entire course on learning the Blind Blake style of Ragtime Blues Guitar, Jim both plays and teaches this really catchy style with extreme professionalism and enthusiasm.

This video clip is a longer "taster" mini-lesson ( just under 9 mins )featuring Blake's "Southern Rag" in C, "Come on Boys" in G, and "Down the Country", best played in open D tuning. Following from the previous lesson, you'll get a greater understanding of the techniques in producing this really uplifting ragtime sound - many of these can be redeployed in other Blues/Blues-rock genres, so whatever your brand of music, this is 9 minutes well spent! I think you'll love it!



If you like what you heard, and would love to be able to create this unique sound yourself, check out the course at the link below:

Blind Blake Ragtime Guitar Lessons course

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Enjoy your music,


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Ragtime Guitar Lessons - Blind Blake lesson by Jim Bruce

I thought I'd spice up the Guitar Tips blog a little by adding some lessons and tips from some of the more 'niche' areas.

Now I know not everyone will aspire to being a 'full-time' Ragtime Blues player, but it is a style that almost everyone really likes, and a neat addition to any guitar player's repertoire, whether you mainly play, rock, blues, acoustic - whatever.

Jim Bruce has an entire course on learning the Blind Blake style of Ragtime Blues Guitar, Jim both plays and teaches this really catchy style with extreme professionalism and enthusiasm.

This video clip is just a taster (5m.02s) to fill you in on what Ragtime Blues ( a la Blake ) should sound like, and how to begin learning the style. I think you'll love it!




If you like what you heard, and want to be able to amaze your friends with this superb skill, you can find out more about this great course at the link below:

Blind Blake Ragtime Guitar Lessons course

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Enjoy your music,


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Ragtime Acoustic Blues Lesson

Another guitar lesson taken from Dan Denley's Blues Guitar Secrets 2.0 course, which goes live at 3pm Eastern time, 8pm GMT ( 3 hours from the time of this post ) this one from DVD 9 ( Yes there are NINE DVDs full of Blues guitar lessons, as well as backing tracks on CD, the tabs for the lessons and, of course the comprehensive tutorial manual to accompany all of the multimedia lessons..

Dan has a wealth of guitar learning programs teaching you about every aspect of guitar playing, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets. Dan is a fanatic and is always working on a new targetted course, or on new and improved versions of existing courses.

He is shortly to launch version 2.0 of his Blues course ( BluesGuitar Secrets 2.0 ) and has kindly supplied me with an short extract from the course to include in this Guitar Tips Blog.


This mini-lesson is a variation on standard blues, showing you how to incorporate a Ragtime flavour into your blues playing. It's fun, it's easy to learn, and the kind of party piece which will always be well appreciated! Once again, it's from BluesGuitar Secrets 2.0 , from DVD 9. The tabs for the video can be downloaded from THIS LINK





I hope you will enjoy and benefit from Dan's expertise, the link to the course is below:

Blues Guitar Secrets - Comprehensive lessons program for guitar players who want to play Blues.

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Dan has very recently released this fantastic new resource, Lead Guitar Secrets, which contains everything you could possibly need to help you become an accomplished Lead Guitar Player.


Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Practice Tips for Lead Guitar Players

Thanks (again!) to Dan Denley, who has been a major contributor to this Guitar Tips blog since it was launched


Dan has a wealth of guitar learning programs teaching you about every aspect of guitar playing, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets. Dan is a fanatic and is always working on a new targetted course, or on new and improved versions of existing courses.

He is shortly to launch version 2.0 of his Blues course ( BluesGuitar Secrets 2.0 ) and has given me permission to release some 'sneak previews' to my Blog readers. These short video clips fit in perfectly with my own aim for this Blog of providing short but helpful articles and lessons covering as many areas of guitar playing as possible, and catering for all levels of ability. So, while these 'mini-lessons' will give you a taster of what Dan's course can do for you, they are in themselves very useful tips.

This one is taken from DVD2 of the LeadGuitarSecrets course, and shows you three different rhythming patterns to use while practicing your scales. We all know that scales practice is a crucial,but not the most exciting part of being a guitar player, so any tips for keeping it interesting have got to be worth hearing!





I hope you will enjoy and benefit from Dan's expertise, the link to the course is below:

Blues Guitar Secrets - Comprehensive lessons program for guitar players who want to play Blues.

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Dan has very recently released this fantastic new resource, Lead Guitar Secrets, which contains everything you could possibly need to help you become an accomplished Lead Guitar Player.


Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Blues Guitar Chord progressions - D minor

Dan Denley has again kindly provided another video guitar lesson for my Blog readers. Dan has a whole bunch of fantastic guitar learning programs, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets and is always working to improve and upgrade them, as well as periodically developing new lessons covering yet another area of guitar music.

This lesson is taken from DVD 5 (Blues Guitar Progressions) of his Ultimate Guide to Chords course, a fully comprehensive learning program which gets you to understand the REASONS for playing particular chord patterns, or why a particular scale is suited for playing lead over a chord sequence. For me, this course bridges the gap between theory and practice which has always been my difficulty. The split videos ( showing both fretting and chording hands close-up ), along with the audio samples and tabs for each lesson, and the textual instruction from the manuals really bring it all together in a manner which is relevant to how you play guitar in the REAL world.

This mini-lesson is a short extract from Ultimate Guide to Chords showing how you can transform certain chord patterns just by changing tempo, and slightly adjusting the format of the dominant key - in this example he slows down a Dm7 chord set, switching the Dm7 for a Dm9, producing a really nice minor blues sequence.

Once again the video is split to show both the picking and the chording hands simultaneously in close-up.





I am sure you will find this lesson useful, and it should give you just a taster of what is available from the course:

Ultimate Guide to Chords - Comprehensive lessons program for guitar players who want to understand chord and scales theory



Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Guitar Chord Progressions

Another video lesson from Dan Denley. Dan has a whole bunch of fantastic guitar learning programs, including AmazingGuitarSecrets, BluesGuitar Secrets, AcousticGuitarSecrets and LeadGuitarSecrets and is always working to improve and upgrade them, as well as periodically developing new lessons covering yet another area of guitar music.

He has recently released his latest learning resource - Ultimate Guide to Chords, which, for me, is the definitive learning program for understanding chord theory, how chords relate to scales AND how to put this into practice to improve your playing. I am honoured that he has once again selected this Guitar Tips blog to preview his Ultimate Guide to Chords .

The preview is a short lesson (just over 7 minutes) on video explaining, using the Roman Numeral System, how to harmonize guitar chords with any scale being played, and how to figure which scales should be played for any guitar chord progression.

When you see guitar players who can seemingly effortlessly sit in on a session, and play hot licks along with the chords being played, there is usually nothing instinctive about this, but a whole background of chord and scales theory learning, leading up to this ability.

This lesson ( 7m 13s) takes the C major and minor scales, shows the differentiation between the scale notes played for each, and shows how these notes can be played right across the fretboard. It then shows how to transpose what you've learned to the other keys.

Once again the video is split to show both the picking and the chording hands simultaneously in close-up.








I hope you will enjoy and benefit from Dan's expertise, the link to the course is below:

Ultimate Guide to Chords - Comprehensive lessons program for guitar players who want to understand chord and scales theory

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Dan has very recently released this fantastic new resource, Blues Guitar Secrets 2.0, which contains everything you could possibly need to help you become an accomplished Blues Guitar Player.


Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

String Skipping for Guitar Speed

Thanks again to Chris Elmore of Elmore Music for another fascinating mini-lesson.

Chris shows in video, sound and tab, how to create lead patterns with unexpected wide leaps, which creates a turbo-speed sound that makes people sit up and listen!

Check out this mini-lesson at the link below:

Chris Elmore - Explore the World of Chords to become a Balanced Musician!

Enjoy your music!

P.J. Murphy
webmaster: PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics - http://www.guitarsongs.info/

Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com/
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com/
Squidoo Lens: http://www.squidoo.com/guitarsongs/


Guitar Lessons+Guitar Tips+DVD Lessons

Explore the World of Chords

This mini-lesson was kindly supplied by Chris Elmore, of Elmore Music. Chris recognizes that many players who see themselves as 'Lead Guitarists', tend to underestimate the need to learn and use chords, and the power they can add to a lead guitarists performance.

Check out this mini-lesson at the link below:

Chris Elmore - Explore the World of Chords to become a Balanced Musician!

Enjoy your music!

P.J. Murphy
webmaster: PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics - http://www.guitarsongs.info/

Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com/
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com/
Squidoo Lens: http://www.squidoo.com/guitarsongs/


Guitar Lessons+Guitar Tips+DVD Lessons

Guitar Made Simple - an article from Chris Standring

I've recently discovered a great new resource, mainly aimed at the learning to intermediate guitar player, but also really useful to those who, like myself, are self taught, and need to revisit the basics to understand what we already 'kind of' know, and correct some badly learned habits.

The course is called Guitar Made Simple (click on the link), and you could do a lot worse than treat yourself to this really focussed learning program this Christmas, if you want 2007 to be the year you become a 'Guitar Player'.

I've asked Chris Standring, the brains behind the course, to supply an article or tip for my Blog readers, and he has given me this insightful article on 'How to Seriously improve your guitar playing', aimed mainly at those who are considering playing live gigs.

As it's coming up to Christmas, he has also offered a chunky discount to my site visitors and Blog family, so click on the GuitarMadeSimple link to take advantage of this kind offer.


Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Video Lesson - G major scale

Andrew Koblick, who has just released the new and much improved Version 2 of his AmazingGuitar lessons DVD has supplied another great tip for my Blog and newsletter readers - this time it's a great video lesson, showing you how to play the G major scale all over the fretboard, using tapping techniques.

Click on the link: G-Major-Video-Lesson to check out the video, click HERE to visit Andy's AmazingGuitar website. The video will take a few seconds to load on broadband, probably a minute or so on dialup.

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Creating your own band ( Part 2 )

Following on from my previous post, Chris Elmore ( who runs a great Guitar Tips site and has recently launched a fantastic new Guitar Songs site, as well as co-designing Guitar-Backing-Tracks with yours truly - he's a busy guy! ) has supplied another useful tip for my blog readers, this time it's the second in a series of three tips on how to create ( and sustain! ) a band, from the formation stages thru to the world-acclaimed stage performances! Check out the article link here:

Click on the link: Creating your own Band(2) Click HERE to visit Chris's GuitarTips site

Acoustic Guitarists - you should check out the latest site especially for the 'unplugged', Kenny Mann's great JustAcoustic.Com


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Creating your own band

My good friend and partner from 'down under', Chris Elmore has supplied a really useful tip for my Blog readers, this time it's the first in a series of three tips on how to create ( and sustain! ) a band, from the formation stages thru to the world-acclaimed stage performances! Check out the article link here:

Click on the link: Creating your own Band(1) Click HERE to visit Chris's GuitarTips site

Also a word to the wise on the most complete and comprehensive guitar course I've ever seen online, check it out at GuitarSecrets.



P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Free Ibanez Ozfest guitar in my 10 million Giveaway!

As notified in the last blog post, I have been preparing an event, with a load of guitar and music goodies to give away to say 'Thank You!' to my supporters at PJs Guitar Chords and Lyrics, and my Blog visitors here and at www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com, who have all helped me reach the 10 Million visitor mark with my website.

Top prize is a rare Ibaneze Ozfest guitar, and there are also guitar lessons, keyboard lessons, guitar backing tracks, voice lessons, guitar tips and other tasty musical packages. Thirty prizes in total will be awarded over the next 6 weeks or so. Well, it's now up and running and you can enter at the link below:

10 Million Visitor "Thank You" Giveaway Page - Click Here!

A really big Thank You to my partners who have been incredibly generous in donating great prizes to help make this a landmark celebration to remember!.



Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster: PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics - http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Backing Tracks - http://www.guitarsongs.info/guitar-backing-tracks.htm

Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com/
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com/

Calling all Acoustic Guitarists!

Regular readers of this Blog will know that my website recently welcomed it's 10 millionth visitor - yup, you read it right: 10,000,000 visitors!!

I'm preparing a celebration event, at which there will be a load of goodies to give away - guitar lessons, keyboard lessons, backing tracks, voice lessons - top prize will be a shiny new guitar!! More about this very soon.....

As my own content is free, the 'goodies' were obtained by putting the squeeze on my partner sites ( actually unfair, as they all volunteered very generously ).

First to 'capitulate' was Kenny Mann, the GuitarAlliance guru, and he has kicked off the party with a special offer ( after a little extra pressure - a REALLY special offer ) for my Blog and newsletter subscribers ONLY.

To take advantage of this opportunity, you will need to click on the link below. You will be asked for a username and password.

http://justacoustic.com/pj

Username: acoustic
Password: guitar1

To be perfectly honest, I surprised myself with my own powers of persuasion on this. Please don't miss out on this genuine opportunity for acoustic guitarists!


Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster: PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics - http://www.guitarsongs.info/


Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com/
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com/

Summer Blues Party

My good friend Andy Koblick, who runs the AmazingGuitarr lessons program, has really gotten into the Summer Spirit! He has a whole series of events planned for June and July - tips, interviews, jam sessions, competitions and generally good musical fun at what he is calling the "Summer Blues Party".

Participation is by invitation only, but I've persuaded him to give me a link for my blog visitors to grab their invitations! Click on this Summer Blues link, to be part of the "Summer of 2006". You might want to wear a flower in your hair ....!

Enjoy your music, and your summer!
PJ

If you haven't already, you really should check out the most complete and comprehensive guitar course I've ever seen online, at GuitarSecrets. Don't forget to sign up for the free 6-part mini-course!


P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
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pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Amazing Guitar Lessons relaunch - ends today!!!

June 16th 2006 - Update

*** This promotion ends today, June 16th

If you want to take advantage of the really valuable bonus items available during the launch, and guarantee getting your copy of this great guitar lessons resource at the old price, you should click on this link: AmazingGuitarSecrets now, while the offer is still open (ends midnight tonight)

*** See below for details

Part of my mission with www.guitarsongs.info is to find other
really useful guitarist resources and pass them on to my website
and blog visitors.

Back in November, I published a post singing the praises of a great new resource - AmazingGuitarSecrets, and have had dozens of kind emails thanking me for the 'heads-up'. It is still the most complete and comprehensive guitar lessons course I have seen anywhere on the net.

So this is to let you know about an 'event' - the relaunch by Dan Denley of this great learning program with more functionality, more material and, for the duration of the launch ( June 9th to June 16th ) a really valuable and 'amazing' set of bonus items ( some of this are time-sensitive, 'earlybird' offers ). The old pricing structure is being maintained for the launch period too - with that kind of value for your buck, I would strongly advise checking it out at:

AmazingGuitarSecrets.Com while the special deal is still live.

( Note: there is a lot of copy on the promotion page, I think Dan is a fantastic guitar teacher, but is maybe over-enthusiastic as a promotor!. He has a lot of audio testimonials from happy subscribers - you might want to take these 'as read' and skip down to see what the course really can do for you - and which bonus items are still available. )

The link again is AmazingGuitarSecrets.Com
You really should check it out, but don't wait too long, event ends on June 9th.

Enjoy your music,

PJ

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Extended 11th Chords

Dan Denley( who runs the superb AmazingGuitarSecrets website has supplied another great tip for my Blog and newsletter readers - this time he introduces you to the wonders of extended 11th chords. Too technical for you? - don't be put off, Dan explains exactly how they look, play and sound, in an easy to follow manner. These chords are essential learning if you want to play blues, jazz or funk music.

Click on the link: http://www.guitarsongs.info/Extended-11ths Click HERE to visit Dan's Amazing GuitarSecrets site. ( Actually, right now the site is being prepared for a major upgrade, and you can download a free 40 page e-Book on Pentatonic scales at this link - but get it quick! Hint - if you visit now you can get the free e-Book, but it might be worth bookmarking the page and re-visiting later, say.... June 1st..... when the new and improved Guitar Secrets program will be launched. As a friend and partner of Dan's I couldn't possibly say that there will be free stuff for the early birds, but.... )

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info

Playing Extended 9th Chords

Dan Denley( who runs the superb AmazingGuitarSecrets website has supplied another great tip for my Blog and newsletter readers - this time he introduces you to the wonders of extended 9th chords which feature in more songs that you'd think. If you haven't been exposed to extended chords before, don't worry, Dan explains exactly how they look, play and sound, in an easy to follow manner. These chords are essential learning if you want to play blues, jazz or funk music.

Click on the link: http://www.guitarsongs.info/Extended-9ths Click HERE to visit Dan's Amazing GuitarSecrets site.

Enjoy your music,

P.J. Murphy
webmaster, PJ's Guitar Chords & Lyrics
http://www.guitarsongs.info
Guitar Chords Blog: http://www.guitar-chords.blogspot.com
Guitar Tips Blog: http://www.guitar-tips.blogspot.com


pjmurphy@guitarsongs.info