D Chord TRICKS Top Guitarists Have Exploited for DECADES..

[@rossitherhodie5659]

I've played guitar all my life and own 8 guitars. That said, I stopped even picking them up some 15 years ago. I'm 65 now and thanks to you and others and youtube vids, I goi going to pick them up again and start playing, one at a time😂😂😂Thank you.

[@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.

[@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

[@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!

[@billmcmahon5454]

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

[@drewheyman7173]

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

[@mrmoto2715]

Great lesson! Vielen Dank, cheers from Germany 👍

[@tomdaoust]

Great demo. I’m learning guitar without a buddy I can meet up with on a consistent and regular basis for trading ideas and discoveries. So I’m watching lots of demos like yours. I get great ideas and I take time to practice every new trick I learn. It’s a great time to be alive. There’s so much great stuff out there, if only ya go looking for it. KZbin seems to learn what I’m most interested in and serves up treats like your demo. Thanks for helping me learn. I’m 72, and tho I’ve played guitar for well over 50 yrs, I’m learning finger style guitar on my newly acquired Martin D-18. It’s a wonderful journey. Thanks for your help.

[@DennisMoore664]

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

[@ericsorensen5611]

I love any extra tips from a guitarist like you. Love your attitude too. Thank you for your teachings and please Keep it up... It is very much appreciated.

[@HerrUnterhugel]

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

[@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.

[@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

[@jacobslifka1358]

Having fun is truly the most important!

[@TomiLoveless]

😎😎 Very two cool. Wish I knew this 50 years ago.

[@Upuia-c4n]

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

[@jimmyjimmy951]

Great set of guitar tips..👍

[@Theresatitus213]

This was great! I'm new to guitar and all these tips are so helpful. My old fingers give me trouble with forming the D shape. Practice they say... Stretch them they say... I'ma doing it 😅

[@loukwan7838]

great video. very easy to follow and the info is so usable. thanks for sharing!!

[@tallpaul7657]

A wonderful lesson, easy to follow,, cheers man

[@garyhanley3477]

A fantastic lesson 🙏

[@norman-gregory]

Greetings...thanks for a great channel and content. 👍 If I may ask... What model Eastman are you playing? Looks beautiful and more importantly...sounds great. Cheers.

[@cancel1913]

This is awesome and you are cool! Thank You

[@SPIKESLAYER1]

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

[@chrisholt2474]

Love all this, very cool, much appreciated and 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]

❤❤❤🎉

[@FirstLast-nn2bj]

Very good and fun lesson! Good one!

[@hankwaddingham5025]

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

[@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!

[@mtf347]

Great stuff man, thanx.

[@MrThebigcheese75]

Open D Has always been my favourite chord on guitar.

[@janetbice6920]

This was such a great lesson. Thank you.

[@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

[@Michael-dz9vk]

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

[@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. ❤❤❤

[@Jhon-kv8kljtm60]

I would recommend as well dropping the low E string to D. Play along and you get some beautiful sounds when doing a run down from the D chord.

[@paulhatcher9767]

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

[@bobstreet8840]

Great lesson 🎸

[@ding210]

the chord diagram helps me a lot. Thanks.

[@aveeasley9811]

Wow. Thanks for the video!! ❤

[@chadjones4236]

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

[@jackmartinleith]

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

[@chrisrad6975]

Excellent video !

[@davepov]

Great video!

[@garykirkham1389]

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

[@jeffhurley83]

Nice lesson🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@marconyrmarak8643]

Thank you sir for teaching

[@MarkandSandieInMotion]

This is so cool. Thanks!

[@jonn10]

sweet child of mine is a good practice song for these chords.

[@antzw]

thank u for sharing

[@davidwood351]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@johnmintalar]

Alot of good stuff in this video.

[@bigdogpete43]

The AGD on "first finger north" is the intro to Maggie May.

[@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

[@notaleproductions]

Thanks!!!

[@jellybelly19601]

Thank you

[@BJJandBS]

Solid! What Eastman model is that?

[@jacobslifka1358]

Thanks for these

[@derrygerry2569]

Brilliant buddy

[@woodyblakemore8401]

Well done.

[@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

[@kenkatie]

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

[@jhyngavieres]

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

[@drewheyman7173]

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

[@sked11]

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

[@jameslemley1758]

Awsome

[@Synic08]

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

[@stephensharma4994]

yea man ,,, real cool stuff ,, tks

[@AndreasKaholo]

Very interesting to me.

[@michaelcarson8534]

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

[@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

[@drewheyman7173]

And the hidden G. Golly gee l needed this

[@erictred4529]

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

[@Oldcrankcase]

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

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

[@gregoryschleitwiler9601]

And you and I YES

[@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)?

[@Patriot1777]

I play those chords by accident, thanks.

[@dtwow98]

Check out Hank Williams Jr. song Old Habits.

[@ThomasLeeHowell]

D finger position works all the way up the neck.

[@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?

[@Larrus2007]

A particularly tenacious sounding chord…

[@drewheyman7173]

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

[@crypttonite]

new york dolls & johnny totally

[@rockhuerta]

When the D chord is sus

[@johns_myth]

😂😂😂😂

[@johnpogany2444]

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

[@davidhunt6508]

I think he means as opposed to barre chords.

[@namron29748]

That’s Maggie May , Rod Stuart

[@wildalbalass4867]

Great stuff. Many thanks.

[@chrislenahan554]

Great information, thanks.

[@AschwinE]

Well explained thanks!