Common Country Chord Progression #1
Now that you know the two most common versions of barre chords, let's use them to play through our common country chord progressions from the previous chapter. The first common chord progression we had went G G D D D D G G. Now we'll find the barre chords we need for this, practice the progression with the metronome and finally play through it with the backing track.
Instructor
Anders Mouridsen
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Chapter 1: The Acoustic Foundation
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Tutorial: Basic Country Strumming
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Tutorial: Common Country Chords
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Tutorial: Root-Chord Strumming
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Tutorial: Root-5 Strumming
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Tutorial: Common Chord Progressions
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Tutorial: Intros and Outros
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Chapter 2: Electric Rhythm Tools Vol 1.
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Tutorial: 2 and 4 Barre Chords in Country
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Tutorial: Root/5 Barre Chords In Country
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Tutorial: Tic Toc Part 1
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Tutorial: Tic Toc Part 2
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Tutorial: Basic Triads In Country
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Tutorial: Electric Intros and Outros
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Chapter 3: Country Lead Tools Vol 1.
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Tutorial: Triads, Triads and Triads!
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Tutorial: On The Pentatonic Trail
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Tutorial: When the Blues Scale Becomes Country
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Tutorial: Standard Country Licks Vol 1.
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Tutorial: Combining It All
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Chapter 4: Electric Rhythm Tools Vol 2.
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Tutorial: Adding Melody Lines
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Tutorial: Arpeggios in Country
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Tutorial: Pedal Steel Sounds
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Tutorial: Country Chord Licks
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Tutorial: Country Finger Picking
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Chapter 5: Country Lead Tools Vol 2.
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Tutorial: Half Step Below
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Tutorial: Chicken Pickin'
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Tutorial: Pedal Steel Lead
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Tutorial: Double Stoppin'
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Tutorial: Acoustic Lead Playing Vol. 1
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Tutorial: Acoustic Lead Playing Vol. 2
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Chapter 6: Country Gear and Tone
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Tutorial: Twangy Guitars
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Tutorial: Country Amp
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Tutorial: Slap Back Delay
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Tutorial: Must-Know Classic Country Effects Pedals