8 months later I can play this Creamy Chord progression in a pretty decent fashion! Terry does this count for my Guitarlele homework assignment. 😉😉🙄🙄🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I'll be adding these sus2 and sus4 to my juicy trunk of funk!
I can't do the exact fingering of these chords but can do the chords my own way. For example my pinky finger is very weak and I have arthritis and Fibromyalgia. I was able to play this through without the way you showed but will it mess me up in the future? Is there flexibility in the fingers we use if we still do the same chord shapes?
Omg! Terry I experienced a Cool synchronicity last night! I was watching Eric Clapton life in 12 bars documentary and I was just playing around with my guitarlele. Well I was tinkering along the second and third frets and I stumbled into that Csus 2 chord . The progression I cane up with had a two finger G chord leaving out the A string . So a 2 finger G chord whatever that's called😉☺??? So as listen to Clapton story I tinkered with a G sus 2? Csus 2 D sus 2 another a two finger chord with the C and E strings on the second fret . What would be the name this chord? The last chord is an Am. In a nutshell I was tuned in to the Soul of Clapton for a few hours!
Right on, the G chord you are referring to is still called a G chord but it's really a G power chord because you only have the G and the D (the root and the 5th). Now if you play the G chord with the A string but no finger on it you have the Gsus2 chord.
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8 months later I can play this Creamy Chord progression in a pretty decent fashion! Terry does this count for my Guitarlele homework assignment. 😉😉🙄🙄🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I'll be adding these sus2 and sus4 to my juicy trunk of funk!
Your videos are very helpful! Thank you
Thank you I appreciate that. Enjoy
Loving these lessons, thank you!
I can't do the exact fingering of these chords but can do the chords my own way. For example my pinky finger is very weak and I have arthritis and Fibromyalgia. I was able to play this through without the way you showed but will it mess me up in the future? Is there flexibility in the fingers we use if we still do the same chord shapes?
Terry, do you use and/or recommend Myers Pickups?
Could you make a video on them (Myers Pickups) please!
I cannot find the pdf for this lesson. Only for the next.
Omg! Terry I experienced a Cool synchronicity last night! I was watching Eric Clapton life in 12 bars documentary and I was just playing around with my guitarlele. Well I was tinkering along the second and third frets and I stumbled into that Csus 2 chord . The progression I cane up with had a two finger G chord leaving out the A string . So a 2 finger G chord whatever that's called😉☺??? So as listen to Clapton story I tinkered with a G sus 2? Csus 2 D sus 2 another a two finger chord with the C and E strings on the second fret . What would be the name this chord? The last chord is an Am.
In a nutshell I was tuned in to the Soul of Clapton for a few hours!
Right on, the G chord you are referring to is still called a G chord but it's really a G power chord because you only have the G and the D (the root and the 5th). Now if you play the G chord with the A string but no finger on it you have the Gsus2 chord.
@@Ukelikethepros thank you