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Cmaj7 I got that ok
Fmaj7 I got that one ok
C9

1st string 3rd fret
2nd 3rd fret
3rd 3rd fret
4th 2nd fret
5th 3rd fret
6th mute


D9

1st string 5th fret
2nd 5th fret
3rd 5th fret
4th 4th fret
5th 5th fret
6th mute


Fm6 got that one ok


Bbmaj7

1st string 5th fret
2nd 3rd fret
3rd 3rd fret
4th 3rd fret
5th mute
6th mute


Abmaj7

1st string 3rd fret
2nd 4th fret
3rd 5th fret
4th 6th fret
5th mute
6th mute


can you check these chords for me

again thanks for your help

watermelon john
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Yep, all good- you get a Done Good sticker :)
If you want to dress it up, run a Dorian Mode over the top.
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aussieteacherPMMD wrote:Yep, all good- you get a Done Good sticker :)
If you want to dress it up, run a Dorian Mode over the top.

can you give me the notes that would go over well

thanks
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On the open Cmaj7 a G,F, E on the 1st, D and open B on the 2nd, same on the Fmaj7, a G on the 1st string for the Fm6, on the two D9 and C9 add a note on the 1st string two frets up with your little finger- don't forget to add a Abmaj7 to the Cmaj7 and Bbmaj7 when you move down the fretboard, John- and end or start your verse with a Cmaj scale played from D to D- D E F G A B C D, then the open Cmaj7 again.
I came up with Cmaj7, C9, Fmaj7, Fm6, Cmaj7, D9, then Cmaj7 up the fretboard, Bb maj7, Abmaj7, Fm6 and the open Cmaj7, in that order.
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aussieteacherPMMD wrote:On the open Cmaj7 a G,F, E on the 1st, D and open B on the 2nd, same on the Fmaj7, a G on the 1st string for the Fm6, on the two D9 and C9 add a note on the 1st string two frets up with your little finger- don't forget to add a Abmaj7 to the Cmaj7 and Bbmaj7 when you move down the fretboard, John- and end or start your verse with a Cmaj scale played from D to D- D E F G A B C D, then the open Cmaj7 again.
I came up with Cmaj7, C9, Fmaj7, Fm6, Cmaj7, D9, then Cmaj7 up the fretboard, Bb maj7, Abmaj7, Fm6 and the open Cmaj7, in that order.

aussie, thanks for taking your time to explain. I'm still on smoothing out the chord changing , and the tone is finally settling into my ears, such a beautiful tone coming from them chords. can't wait till it really comes out smooth. Would you have what you said on printed word excel, the chord charts and the other stuff you mention. Might be a little easier for me to follow, but I'm try'n my hardest to understand what you are teaching me. Expect more question from this old timer LOL
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Old timer? :) You're in good company. I don't have anything printable, John, sorry, everything gets written by hand on manuscript paper and chord grids during lessons.
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