D Chord TRICKS Top Guitarists Have Exploited for DECADES..

[@dougww1ectebow]

The D is my favorite chord. A lot of this discovered on my own just messing around, but you showed me some new things, so thank you.

[@arnand121]

Love how easy and simple this is! You can spend a few weeks as a beginner and begin to actually play guitar.

[@BushcraftingBogan]

As a newbie I started getting frustrated with "lessons". I felt good about learning but it got to a point to where I knew about a guitar, but I just wasn't playing it. I knew some chords, 2 scales and that was all. Then one night I started doing this stuff and I finally started having fun!

[@AussieWoodyGirl]

These ideas are a great go to when someone asks you to play without going through a whole song. Love the D chord. Learnt the D, Dsus4 and Dsus2 trick when learning Patience by GnR. Thanks for reminding me how great and easy it is

[@mtf347]

I'm about to record a folk rock tune on my 488--I'm gonna use these to record this song in D. Thanks alot, man!

[@janetbice6920]

This was such a great lesson. Thank you.

[@billmcmahon5454]

Man this is just the vid I needed. Awesome. Instantly subscribed. Thanks!

[@jimmyjimmy951]

Great set of guitar tips..👍

[@tallpaul7657]

A wonderful lesson, easy to follow,, cheers man

[@Upuia-c4n]

Great techniques to improve the melody of the Chord. Thank you for sharing these techniques

[@chrisrad6975]

Excellent video !

[@SPIKESLAYER1]

Very well presented - I got this now. Thank you !!

[@chrisholt2474]

Love all this, very cool, much appreciated and thank you. 🍻👍🍻👍

[@bbrian2389]

Dude, this little D chord trick makes me feel like a guitar master. This is incredible. I’m Not as good as I sound until I played this. You are awesome. Thanks man

[@mtf347]

Great stuff man, thanx.

[@MrThebigcheese75]

Open D Has always been my favourite chord on guitar.

[@erictred4529]

Thank you Mr Ronnie Van zant ! Love your work easy thumbs up !

[@larryrowe4694]

This was absolutely amazing how easy it is to amp up my playing based on one cord that I just been playing plain from the start.

[@jacobslifka1358]

Having fun is truly the most important!

[@davepov]

Great video!

[@FirstLast-nn2bj]

Very good and fun lesson! Good one!

[@BushcraftingBogan]

What is crazy is I just did this the other day. Not all of it but most. I couldnt sleep and I just started strumming and moving around on that D chord. Next thing I knew, it was 4 am. I was doing it with the E as well. ❤❤❤

[@hankwaddingham5025]

just found this and it has helped me so much...great starting point and chord d...brilliant..

[@drewheyman7173]

Too much fun, bro’. I’m 72, playing again with all kinds of noodle time. You rock. And folk. And strummzy

[@DennisMoore664]

Loved this! D chord variations, especially when combined with A chord variations, are great go to's for playing around and making music.

[@cancel1913]

This is awesome and you are cool! Thank You

[@Larrymh07]

The sus 4 chord makes me feel like an 18 year old, first summer out of HS, diving off the high board at my favorite swimming lake. Yeah, I'm kind of a Pythagorean when it comes to music.😅

[@FathimaFathima-bl7mp]

❤❤❤🎉

[@rajennaidoo7]

An excellent lesson. Also the psychology behind this strongly resonated with me. Mr EGO always gets in the way when playing in front of even 1 person. This is a great one to 'break the ice' and hopefully if interest is piqued, play a song for the 'audience' Warm regards, Sunny South Africa

[@garyhanley3477]

A fantastic lesson 🙏

[@paulhatcher9767]

Never really thought about doing this like this. A good little picking exercise that sounds good.

[@Michael-dz9vk]

very helpfull,fun to watch your guitar playing tips ,im grabing my guitar now to practice 😊

[@garykirkham1389]

I like combinations of Dsus4, Cadd9, Em7 and G just moving my first 2 fingers.

[@chadjones4236]

Love how you threw in the country stuff at the end might bust it out at bonfires

[@MarkandSandieInMotion]

This is so cool. Thanks!

[@aveeasley9811]

Wow. Thanks for the video!! ❤

[@ding210]

the chord diagram helps me a lot. Thanks.

[@jeffhurley83]

Nice lesson🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@deanhaughey6128]

This is really interesting whether you're a beginner or not it's definitely a indie trick check out the stone roses Waterfall is all based around D shape but he arpeggios only thing is u need a capo on 4th fret also Noel Gallagher is a sus man

[@johnmintalar]

Alot of good stuff in this video.

[@derrygerry2569]

Brilliant buddy

[@davidwood351]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@jackmartinleith]

The open A string can be played as well, along with your thumb on the second fret of the low E string.

[@jellybelly19601]

Thank you

[@notaleproductions]

Thanks!!!

[@antzw]

thank u for sharing

[@marconyrmarak8643]

Thank you sir for teaching

[@woodyblakemore8401]

Well done.

[@jacobslifka1358]

Thanks for these

[@kenkatie]

Perfect song as an example of this is “here comes the sun”

[@rockhuerta]

When the D chord is sus

[@johns_myth]

😂😂😂😂

[@drewheyman7173]

Oh dude. The pinky work at 9:3o>oh my golly wolly

[@jhyngavieres]

hey...what's your guitar brand and model? thanks

[@geminidream4347]

Maybe you can help me with this problem, I am a beginner and I just can not get that F chord to push down enough to make it sound right. have tried everything I can think of to get my fingers to be able to push them down! And yes in case you were wondering, C sometimes gives me misery too. I'm getting better at D and these little hacks will surely help, so thank you.

[@trinidiana]

It just takes practice, but there are several great videos which give you great tips on KZbinalso you can do an easier f and don’t bar

[@Synic08]

I like this… this same deal is used in the lick in cant you see.

[@sked11]

green day time of your life is my go to as a intermediate/beginner if someone wants to hear something

[@stephensharma4994]

yea man ,,, real cool stuff ,, tks

[@irishproduce8697]

Cheers mate I've been doing this all along without even realizing that it's a suspended chord,,

[@GinoDiNardo]

I know! Me too. Thing is, why is it a 'suspended' (sus)?

Just learn George Harrison Give me love (give me peace on earth). This song have really awesome this little D chord trick

[@Patriot1777]

I play those chords by accident, thanks.

[@gregoryschleitwiler9601]

And you and I YES

[@michaelcarson8534]

I was shown this in middle school in the 70's

[@drewheyman7173]

And the hidden G. Golly gee l needed this

[@Oldcrankcase]

Reminds me of my Freshman year of high school and Barry McGuire's Eve of Destruction.

[@AndreasKaholo]

Very interesting to me.

[@Two-Wives]

Nicely taught. Concise and easy to follow. Very useable as well. What are the D chord shapes on the 5th, 7th, and 9th frets called?

[@drewheyman7173]

I see where you put your black mountain pick. Very cool trick

[@Larrus2007]

A particularly tenacious sounding chord…

[@BobCull1949]

I've been using this trick for decades and being completely untrained had no idea that I was doing something that others actually understand. I did it because it sounded right. LOL

[@crypttonite]

new york dolls & johnny totally

[@MrUnterhugel]

When someone hands me a guitar, I usually impress them by tuning it.😅

[@johnpogany2444]

I know what open strings are but what are open cords?

[@davidhunt6508]

I think he means as opposed to barre chords.

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

The best advice I ever heard is, "Learn how to play songs." 60 years wasted on chords.

[@chrislenahan554]

Great information, thanks.

[@AschwinE]

Well explained thanks!