3 Chord Progressions to Make You a Better Guitar Player

Going over some cool 'edgy' chord progressions on guitar. Thanks to @sweetwater for sending over the Breedlove Organic WIldwood. Check one out:
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Here's a video about how to number chords in a key:
• Building Chords, Easy ...
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[@matthewblevins8964]

You remember that moment when...it just starts to make sense? It' s such an emotional response and my body just starts to tingle like the world is right all of the sudden. Thank you Sean - you are so relatable and really help me connect with how great playing makes me feel. This is how it's supposed to feel and it's a massive rush of excitement and relief to know I CAN DO THIS! It's like happy blissful chill melting over a marshmallow sunset. If this is the beginning of whatever this is, I'm in BIG trouble in the best imaginable way possible..."that's no moon, it's a space station" meets Heaven, wearing a tuxedo t-shirt kinda thing...so, yeah, I'm having a good day.

[@geriland5]

Love this! Very helpful!

[@MaxwellEdison33344]

Great lesson, love the guitar!

[@jcburger733]

Thanks for the lesson on three chord progressions!! Appreciated.

[@shannongagnon9069]

You are a pure channel of guitar-playing knowledge, always knowing where you are going next. If I could only translate half of what you know to my playing I would be truly happy!

[@maxjosephson8352]

great lesson Sean thank you

[@jefftiebout1376]

Great lesson. Again, I can use this tomorrow. Sweet Guitar.

[@AlexanderDekhtyar]

I wonder if there will be any salty blues comments regarding the "7 - Nobody Knows" visual.

[@seandaniel23]

Let's hope so.

[@scoggers1628]

Great lesson, dude.

[@TheFeelButton]

Breedlove for the win! Cheers Sean!!

[@StefanGBucher]

OK, you're an LA apostate. Noted. But despite your brunch heresy... super useful lesson! I get so hung up on learning the fanciness and a never-ending string of half-remembered little riffs and licks and stuff, but then these fundamental chord lessons really help me get a better understanding of the key and of just jamming a little and letting my guitar ring and sound musical. Thank you!

[@ethanrightmyer255]

Thanks Sean - you’re a great teacher 🤘

[@kudgeond755]

Trying to wrap my head around the way you used the min 7 flat 5 chords. They're not really substitutions in that progression if I understand it correctly, but rather passing chords that you used to get the chromatic movement in the bass and the reason they work is because you've got the A min triad with F# so that's adding the 6 chord in drag and then with the G# you add the B min triad, which hints at the 7 chord nobody knows anyway. If so my takeaway is that you can use the flat 5 or flat 6 min 7 flat 5 chord to lead into the 5 or 6 chord when they come around if you want to jazz up a chord progression. Is that about right?

[@jeffrey.a.hanson]

I’m starting my next song on the flat 1…and charting it that way for my bassist.

[@anthonycarr7809]

Please can I ask if each chord in a progression is allocated a bar or can it be varied? Most examples given seem to suggest this.

[@MCGaar]

Gorgeous because it’s a Breedlove

[@bruceall2001]

Like a Rollin Stone!

[@TheGuyBry]

What type of pick are you using?

[@ImHewg]

What are the strumming pattens to this? Can’t figure it out!!!

[@TheRealReasonNASB]

I have no idea what's going on but it's entertaining

[@andrescolintv]

🎸

[@guprovasi]

7 - Nobody knows 😂👏🏻

[@randolphgallagher7942]

You are truly the Bob Ross of the guitar.

[@michaelh7125]

Perhaps, if Bob Ross hit a couple rails before painting his little pictures

[@arthurrollins9234]

What’s the price on that guitar from sweet water?

[@mrjasondylan]

He said under a grand so my guess is $999

[@Moondigs]

The opposite to “basic” is “extra” ✌🏻

[@seandaniel23]

Yes!

[@AlexanderDekhtyar]

More chord progression lessons, please! Very useful. For vi - V - IV, I tend the extend it to vi-V-IV-III, because apparently it's a thing (-:

[@TonySkraba]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusian_cadence -- the "spanish" progression. in your iv-V-IV-III try finding melodies over the iv scale (same notes as the 1 major) and just try to lead notes

[@TonySkraba]

(beating dead horse here but) if you try Em-D-C-B7, your E-minor/G-major notes include all the open strings!

[@CountJayeAndTheHardBeats]

Hello

[@lentas08]

15 mins in and you havent mentioned Elixir strings yet!!

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

Throw out the funny bit at the start. Can you imagine his chat up patter 🙄

[@jimclark5037]

diminished is nobody knows!

[@donskiro030671]

Over 10k views and only 381 likes????

[@jerrybbad608]

Good lessons but hard to get through his mannerisms

[@johnpulwers680]

The opposite of BASIC is ADVANCED, isn't it?

[@robertzanetti6351]

Everyone's got chord progressions, cp's if you will, but no one tells you how to build more parts in the key that go together. Could be a good video, not that I need it.

[@LuskyGamer2367]

What videos should I watch lol about what to build on with the key

[@robertzanetti6351]

@@LuskyGamer2367 sorry, that's private information

[@trusarmor4957]

the Nobody knows Chord.
So dont get on a bus to go ask some sketchy dude in Manchester'shire.

[@leecollins5698]

"Species of bread" is not a thing. Surely you mean varieties of bread.

[@nateo7045]

​​@@DougieGeee I don't really know what you meant by that, but somehow you still totally nailed him there.

[@randolphgallagher7942]

Depends how old it is.

[@michaelh7125]

@@randolphgallagher7942 It's been debunked, get over it.

[@nikozimm]

Are you drunk man?

[@mysterioushands69]

you go too fast

[@donl5158]

I'd suggest you not do drugs or alcohol before you do this. You're all over the board

[@seandaniel23]

suuuuure

[@ConditionZero76]

Can't keep up you speak and jump around waaaaay to fast 😊