Beginner guitar lesson. Quick open chord changes for cool E Blues backing track.

This beginner and intermediate guitar lesson focuses on a cool 60's style E blues rhythm backing track (uploaded separately). The chords E G A C D and B are contained in the blues standard rhythm sequence that was originally based on the song 'Green Onions' by Booker T and the MG's.
Learn quick open guitar chord changes while jamming with the backing track which can be found here:
Backing Track:
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[@michaelaitchison]

Wish you every success.. Ian...Gloria..is in my head..🎸🎸 for one number...

[@IMDguitar]

Thank you Michael ;)

[@friedfish69]

No matter what you play over this pattern, it's gonna come out "Green Oinions". That's a good thing.

[@IMDguitar]

Yep ..but you can make your own 'oniony' dish out of it...ha ..enjoy :) Thank you for watching and commenting

[@michaelaitchison]

110 big likes friend...Great video instruction..I guess that is a 40 bar progression...Yes.. Great lesson. friend..michael

[@IMDguitar]

Thank you for watching and for taking the trouble to leave a positive comment :) It is very much appreciated ;) All the best - Ian

[@jwcaldw]

Nice exercise, added to my blues practice playlist.

[@IMDguitar]

I'm glad you found it useful. Thank you for taking the trouble to let me know...it helps ;)

[@MichelleWettstein]

Thanks for the video
Best of luck on your channel

[@IMDguitar]

Thank you! I very much appreciate you taking the trouble to comment with best wishes ;) Much appreciated!

[@edwardmorton6691]

great little exercise. good sound and catchy rhythm. i was looking for something that i could use to help a friend moving about from chord to chord and this is exactly what i think he needs. thank you for sharing. much obliged.

[@IMDguitar]

I'm glad you liked the exercise. I've certainly found it useful over the years and hopefully it will help your friend. Thank you for commenting and letting me know. That helps me. ;)

[@DebraHammondpop2]

How come I don't get the option to "save" this to my guitar practice playlist? All I'm getting is "share" option.

[@IMDguitar]

I'm not sure. Are you able to try on a different device? ...I am pleased you want to add this to your daily practice though. Thank you, and keep it up ;)