Intro

Are these REALLY 4 chord songs on guitar?

The RIGHT WAY to learn these songs!

Let the 4 chord wonders begin! (First song...)

These ones are a tiny bit trickier to play...

This is a family-friendly channel

Intro

Prerequisite #1: Finding the note names

Prerequisite #2: The major scale

The Major/Minor Formula

The moveable roadmap (same shapes in any key)

Step 1 - Identify The Key

A quick example

Step 2 - Apply The Roadmap

Step 3 - Listen & Locate

3-Step System Summary

Song Example #1

Song Example #2

Why can pros do it so fast?

Song Example #3

Songs with multiple chord progressions

Non-diatonic chords

Why playing by ear is so important

Outro

Uplifting

Joyful

Deep/Serious

Euphoric

Adding Drums

Aggression

Bitter

Chill

Chill Synth

Happiness

Beginner Chords For 1000 Songs

Navigating the Chord Diagram

The Em & E Chord

The Am & A Chord

The G, C & D Chords

The F Chord

Songs you can play with

G Major Guitar Chord

C Major Guitar Chord

D Major Guitar Chord

F Major Guitar Chord

E Major Guitar Chord

A Major Guitar Chord

E Minor Guitar Chord

A Minor Guitar Chord

How do you play an A minor 9 chord?

A Major Shape

A major guitar chord

A Major 7

Major 6 Chord

A Minor

Why do I need to know more chords?

Recap

Conclusion

Difficult Guitar Chords - Lesson Introduction

Difficult Guitar Chords - Short pinky? Me too!

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Aadd9

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Badd11

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play A/11 (G/A)

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play A6 - In the key of A

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Amin7

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Amin13

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Amin9

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play A9

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Gadd#11

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play A11

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Dadd9

Difficult Guitar Chords - How to play Dmin9

Difficult Guitar Chords - Experiment with dissonants!

Intro

3 reasons why singer-songwriter chords are so good

D Chord

A7sus4 Chord Shape

Ring Finger Placement

How to create a basic chord progression

Strumming Pattern

3 Chord Progression

Using a Capo

Summary

Acoustic Guitar Demo

Lesson Introduction

Chord Pattern 1 - C to G

Chord Pattern 2 - A to D

Chord Pattern 3 - Am to Dm

Chromatic Scales

Chord Pattern 4 - Going to an F

Extra Tips + Practice Suggestions

How do Power Chords sound?

What are Power Chords?

Are Power Chords easy?

How are Power Chords formed?

Two or three fingers?

Power Chords - Simple Shapes

Power Chords for Beginners - String Muting

Power Chord - Root 6 Shape

Power Chord - Root 5 Shape

Power Chords for Beginners - Tricks & Tips

Power Chords - Learn the root notes

Power Chords - How to practice

How to move around the neck with Power Chords

Power Chords - Cocaine by Eric Clapton

Power Chords - Anarchy in The UK by Sex Pistols

Power Chords - Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes

Power Chords Exercise for Beginners

Power Chords & Nirvana

Power Chords - Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana

Intro

Chord Review

Chord Switching Game

Outro

The Power Chord Trick

Octaves

Major 3rd

D Chord

Matching the voicing

Open strings

G-shape trick

G Chord Shape

Becoming a better guitar player

A minor floating

Chromatically ascending and descending bass lines

Adding passing chords

Chord options

Examples of passing chords

B7 passing chord

Descending chord choices

D in the base, B in melody

Then Bones Chord

Mr. Slump's Chord

The Electra Chord

Minor Major 7#9

Jazz Minor Example

Crazy Chord 2

Lydian Flat 3rd

Lydian Mode Solo

Combining Chords from Different Scales

Conclusion