Do You Know These Chords (OPEN D TUNING)?

Tuesday Blues #310 - mybgi.net/39BaYp9
Open Tunings are fun to explore even without a slide. In this lesson, we’ll take a look at a few very useful chord shapes in Open D Tuning that are easy to play and sound great.
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Play On!
John
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[@nicolen.9642]

I haven't tried open D yet...I'm still working my blues/licks/turnarounds in standard tuning using your earlier lessons...it's a sort of library...always helpful. Thanks John for the commitment! 🎵🎵🎵

[@juanalbertostheeman1563]

Good to be Tuesday! Thank you! I’m a xtremely slow apprentice, but extremely thankful. !

[@Dutcharmytent]

These are great clear lessons , the theory really helps as well. Having the notation on the screen is a real winner with me.

[@tonydelprincipe7019]

excellent, thanks so much. Can't wait to get home and try some ideas.

[@bujia69]

Thanks for this. I liked how you first told us how to build the chord rather than just 'put your finger here and there and you've got a D7 chord' or whatever. You sneaked in some chord theory here without it becoming overwhelming. Cheers m'dear

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheHarmonicaBarge]

great solid lesson!

[@georgelange5272]

Excellent lesson I need to sign up with you again

[@johnrenfrew8083]

This ones not for me But you are the best. ever taught me. Cheers x

[@davidgiffin6492]

Cooool🤩

[@NatureSong3609]

Very helpful… thank you sir

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Glad it helped

[@crourke100]

Very useful - do you have a similar one for Open G?

[@jopiet821]

You left out the coolest and easiest, B7,5th string 3rd fret, 4th string 2nd fret, the rest open, coolest country blues 7th cord!

[@Billsingsong]

Can you show a lot more open D chord charts And cover Bee Gees songs in open DTuning?

[@Dis-Emboweled]

As a bass player who's learning guitar to play better bass, I really like open tuning and learning chords. Super great explanation man, thanks!!

[@Billsingsong]

How do you make an a minor and open D

[@TenThumbsProductions]

He kind of looks like Bill Paxton.

[@justinhowell712]

Really think you cut that jam at the end a little short

[@Orbital-mu9yv]

Hi John, Have you played a National style biscuit resonator guitar? I'd highly recommend if you haven't. Check out Republic Guitars based in Texas, or Michael Messer(UK) guitars available in Canada at 12thFret Guitars. Both are Chinese made but best by far in their price range. I'd recommend steel or brass. Regards! :)

[@BluesGuitarInstitute]

Thanks. Good info. I have and I'm dreaming of a Mule and saving for a National :)

[@Guitar-pm5ji]

Less talk more play for the visual learners.