Augmented Chords on Mandolin

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[@jeffarey1242]

Great lesson, explanation and demo. That augmented chord always makes me think of that Eddie Money song "Baby hold on to me". They use it every other change in the verse.

[@waynesworldofmandolin3616]

Thx for the comment Jeff. I remember that song from decades ago but never listened that close.

[@richardbailey1295]

Very good. Clear and understandable. Thank You.

[@ronniecraft3895]

yes this helps me Wayne , thanks for sharing this , i always learn , when you teach !!!!!! God bless !!!

[@gregfury]

Brilliant! I never knew what that sound was. I've got something new to work on now :)
Thank you !

[@absoluteelectricandmainten7432]

Very nice!! Thank you very much. I look forward to working on these shapes and working them into my playing.
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[@tonychappell]

Thanks. You're lessons are always such a help. I never even thought of using the augmented chord in chord changes.

[@thepelican3810]

I can try some of that on the fiddle I just had a fiddle given to me :)

[@JohnRitchhart]

What he said. 😜

[@honeybucket]

Unrelated question but what size frets are those? They look gigantic and I'm intrigued.

[@waynesworldofmandolin3616]

I don't know a number, gauge or technical answer to this question. They look like guitar frets. I had Stanley F5 serial number 30 for while but I don't remember the frets in it being this big. Don Julin was the original owner of this Stanley and could have ordered it this way.....