Cigar Box Guitar - Chords Lesson

[@robertmcpheron8489]

geez, I thought something was wrong with my eyes when this video started. Thank you so very much for everything you do

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

heheheee you’re welcome ☺️

[@CaliforniaReefRat]

Love the encouragement. Going to name all of my chords 'George.' (...And I will hold them and squeeze them and...) Thanks Del!

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

you got it!!! awesome!!!

[@ericshaffer9823]

Not sure how i missed this one when it came out, but what a great lesson! Essential. Liked, subscribed, male, old here. Hello my peeps!

[@kentaylorsympatico]

Old dudes rock. Another great lesson Dell. Thank you.

[@39love31]

I Have Watched you make a Few AWESOME Cigar Box Guitars!!! and was Just in Awe of your Skills as a Player !!!! And Once i saw Your Easter Video ...I KNEW!!! That God has his Hand around you, and the work you DO!!! Must say i Love all your Vids! and May God bless you and Keep you and Your Family safe! Never give up on being creative! No matter what the age may be ;) This Inspires me! Thanks again Sir :)

[@LockStoppageSandwich]

Love it

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

Thank you kindly

[@moose7472]

Master feeds grasshopper yet again!

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

heheheeee

[@mybusiness7663]

I identify as confused most of the time but I am old. Thank you for the lesson will have to re watch to get it.

[@cmjudco]

I'm with you....! I don't get it either!

[@davidspencer2333]

Good morning and greetings from Wisconsin! I'm one of the old dudes subcribed to your channel. This may have been your best video yet! I especially like how you covered the vi chords, and your progression at the end. Very well done! I also enjoy your EBe tuning more than GDg, but I have to pick up the chords from you since I cannot find a EBE chord chart and am not a music theory expert (but getting better with your help). Have you seen a published EBE chord chart for sale?

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

I should publish one... :-) Thanks for the comment

[@davidspencer2333]

@@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar I think I and others would purchase if you did publish an EBE chart for the wall!

[@BillHart_Family_Friends]

Great lesson Del. I was shocked at the end with the stats. I had to laugh, I am in the 65+ category. BTW, your videos have helped me build three CBGs over the last two years; I am just having fun with it. Thanks!

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

congratulations Bill!!! thank you

[@davidspencer2333]

Del - what was your strumming pattern on each chord of the progression?

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

i’m not sure… i usually stay in 4/4 and use both up and down strokes

[@Grumpy_CBG]

We ain't old bro, we're. Seasoned 🤣🤣👍👍🇦🇺

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

Highly trained skilled professionals

[@hovlandbound]

Hi and thanks for another video. I have learned so much from your videos. I have heard so much about the 1 5 1 tuning and the 1 cord but can you explain to me exactly what is the one cord? Is it in the key of the song? Is it where the song starts out at or what is it? Thanks again for your videos. Keep up the great work. :)

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

See my next video

[@kentaylorsympatico]

The one is also called the root. The root is the key that song is in. If tuned EBe (1 5 1)the strings played open makes an E chord. Just remember that for starters. Dell will surely enlighten us more in his next video.

[@hovlandbound]

Thanks. :)

[@johnwashburn3793]

My brain has explored

[@johnwashburn3793]

Exploded, I really cannot see, so I truly appreciate your detailed info

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

i tried to make it clear

[@Chaplin835]

🖒

[@boogieboxmusic4331]

Hi del, no, nobody calls the 4 chord the dominant 7th chord. The 4 chord is the subdomonant and its the 5th chord that is the dominant.. Only the 5 chord is the dominant.. Thank you..

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

yeah - I get it. My problem is I hardly use the correct names of chords except when I'm trying to explain to others ... and I especially get mixed up when I'm substituting chords into places where they don't belong "technically".... like 2 major, 3 7th, 4 minor, 5 minor, 6 major...etc...

[@turkeytrac1]

If you could, can you enlighten people to what you mean when you use the terms "the one chord, the four chords, etc..." TIA. Great vid btw!

[@Grumpy_CBG]

One chord, in this case, is E because guitar is tuned to open E (Ebe) Therefore E=1 chord F=2 chord G=3 chord A=4 chord B=5 chord C=6 chord and D=7 chord If you we're tuned to open G (Gdg) G would be 1 A =2 And so on.

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

most excellent

[@kevinanderson9243]

I was going to ask the same question! Wondered..."What makes a 1 or 2....?" Thank you!

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

@@kevinanderson9243 see next video :-)

[@andyvondeluxe6851]

The one, five, six, four chord progression reminds me of a song but l can't for the life of me think what it is. How annoying! Anyway, another great vid. I always pick up something useful. I liked the two finger pull off thing on one of the chords. Maybe you could do a video incorporating a few examples? Thanks again. 👏

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

The 1 5 6 4 progression is the most common progression in modern music.... Google it and you'll be amazed 😃

[@1stetson57]

Nice sounding chords. But your instrument sounds like a UKE!!

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

a uke crossed with a mandolin crossed with a banjo crossed with a guitar,