Learn To Play Up Your Neck! - Chords EVERY Guitarist NEEDS To Know!

[@_itsjustBrad]

Yeeesssss thank you darrell. I have been hoping for a video like this 😁

[@Doones51]

Darrell is a very clear and concise teacher and he has the camera positioned perfectly so you can see what he is doing. He is definitely one of the best KZbin teachers i have found. Thanks 4 sharing

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Time for a new tutorial! I hope this helps inspire you guys with some new ideas :) Enjoy

[@gerryvillemaire1635]

Darrell, YOUR LIKE A WIZARD, as a teacher! I didn't know you were like this next level genius on not only theory , but your ability to teach this well is a gift! I cannot thank you enough Darrell. I'll be checking out donating through patreon or whatever as I take "music- as life" seriously, and you've helped me HUGE! You deserve it. Gerry V

[@christuffnut3665]

Useless

[@JeremyLeblanc]

This guitar is the most gorgeous thing.

[@bueller8278]

I hated it when I first saw it but it's growing on me

[@ItsRyan265]

I'm in love

[@DropDeadFredo]

I wish it was a semi hollow with a bigsby

[@nevaagainwee]

that’s D’angelico for you

[@mcgerry5532]

Big facts. Beautiful

[@soundguitar]

Colorful chord options are my fave :)

[@DBSG1976]

I always learn so much from Darrell's tutorials, he is definitely my second guitar teacher.

[@dave234545]

Your guitar and the tone shaping you do when you play add up to a really great sound.

[@Eventual420]

So that's what Rick Beato has been talking about. Never took lessons, but have played the chords. I needed this. Thanks DBG!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@davidjillard1838]

The fret board on that Atlantic deluxe is just stunning . I have to get one

[@randywhitaker5360]

Great video ,I'm 64 years old I've been playing since I was 10 and I learned a thing or two today thanks a lot there I appreciate it

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@donald-parker]

Guitar envy has seriously surfaced. That is a beauty! One of my favs for EM7 (which I think I first heard on George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass") from 6 (low E) to 1 (high E) is E B D# G# B E or fret positions (low to high) 0 2 1 1 0 0 . Actually "All Things Must Pass " is a great tune to practice some of these moving positions mixing droning open strings with fretted notes. Positions like (low to high) 0 4 2 2 0 0, 0 6 4 4 0 0, 0 7 7 6 0 0, 0 9 9 8 0 0 are all great. Kind of gives a 6 string some of that chimey feel feel of a 12 string.

[@countblue]

I use those drone-chords in the E scheme since 30 years in many cover songs. Learned about dronetones in India. Gives it instantly a personal sound.

[@anselmofdez.8541]

Simple: "GREAT, as ever". Thank you Darrell

[@RichM1967]

Great stuff!! One of the chords I play all the time is the d form barre chord on 7th fret. I normally play the 1st and 6th strings open when I do that and it gives it a very full open chord sound.

[@martingaray14]

Man that guitar sounds like ice cream to my ears, beautiful tone

[@trudybergen3510]

Beautiful cone

[@Peasmouldia]

Dazza, you must be doing something right 'cause I've known all this for over 50yrs, but I still watched all the video! Thank you sir.

[@mcgerry5532]

Great video, thanks! Im a drummer but i like to noodle around on the guitar often. All I knew was basic chords on the first few frets, now I can move around a little!! SUBSCRIBED!!

[@nathanjones2447]

I enjoy the way you say on almost every chord "this is one of my absolute favorites!" Very funny.

[@barbmelle3136]

From Leo: Thanks for the tips. It is easy to forget the chords that are not rooted on the 5th and 6th string. I still love that D'Angelico. That one may get me to set down my Gretsch guitars for a while

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help! It's a very cool guitar - hard to beat a Gretsch though!

[@merrickrosenberg3436]

This is exactly what I want to work on to expand my playing. I’m tired of the “cowboy” chords. Working on these Es now thank you

[@josephgrant757]

I loved watching this video Darrell it was very helpful, I’ll definetly be trying out these chords in my future. These videos are so helpful!

[@flybybaby8008]

Another fantastic vidio that explains what I play without knowing exactly what, how, and why! Thank you sir!

[@TheElrondo]

TY Darrell, playing guitar for over 40 years now, but this is still very useful. Got the PDF. Affordable price!!! Greets from Germany

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help! Enjoy the chords :)

[@fmwaters1]

Great lesson. It took me years to figure this out and I use it in settings with several guitar players. Always a place to add some good notes. Thanks for this one.

[@timothymathew7323]

You are the best......I can listen to you for 12 hrs straight.....you make things so enjoyable.... I only started the guitar since last july and you're the true antidote to the pandemic .... If you have more online lessons please point me to your site... thanks again

[@stevenbrown4307]

I've figured out the d shape up the neck awhile ago..knew it sounded good but never knew what chords they actually were..so thank u sir!

[@jasong546]

Along with the color chord video, this is really helpful! A couple of things I was already doing without knowing what it really was, and then I see the new ones, and I have some new knowledge because you explain what happens when you move to a new place. These two videos are really helpful to an intermediate player like myself. Thanks, time to support the channel!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@felipemendes2540]

I always wanted to see an explanation like this. I know basic chords and I didn't understand what same guitar players were playing on videos. Very helpfull. Thanks for sharring. Brasil.

[@DVTTA999]

Utolma

[@beansurg]

Hey Darrell you left off a great E7 chord using a 5th string root based on a cowboy C7 shape. Great voicing for blues turn around.

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

👍 That is a good one!

[@gusviera3905]

This is next level, Darrell. Many thanks, man.

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@PJYim]

perfect timing...

[@cankucuk17]

15:19 is the moment that you try to contain your happiness that you nailed it in that particular take :))

[@zabenalhasani451]

After watching this a few times, I am now an expert on the E chord ☻ Thanks Darrell!!!

[@dougnolen2163]

WOW! The possibilities! Thanks Darrell.

[@mahinth-on-everything]

Who else is getting the ‘terrible curse’ ad? The ad is the curse 😂

[@bigcountryplatinum2477]

This is what I needed! Thanks Darrell!

[@crescendo33]

Thanks For sharing Darrell Braun Guitar

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Anytime :)

[@rockenrollbass]

Great vidoe!! Your channel and approach rocks man.

[@jocelynhenkel4]

Thank you Bradley...just what I wanted to get into and I am so grateful..and I was ready for it...THANKS!

[@jasond626]

Great video, really useful and done in an easy way.. I really like the movable shapes and add 9s.. More like this please 😁.. Thanks man

[@rsincic]

Great video. Way to break it down in understandable movements and shapes

[@ShadowPR]

OMG THANKS SO MUCH!! I needed this

[@annihilator7787]

man thanks a lot. you are so generous. and your voice is as sure as your idea. 😊

[@brentonkelly3780]

You are a legend Darryl

[@tdtom1376]

great descriptions, clean playing. hear every note... now, to try more of these voicings

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks Tom!

[@oscarballadares6578]

Those chords are awesome. Top notch channel. Thank you.

[@caseyking8394]

Perfect timing! I was about to start learning some new voicings, and now I can learn them from an interesting video intead of some charts. Great video as always.

[@caseyking8394]

Also that guitar sounds fantastic

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks CK!

[@BeforeTheDarkAge]

I knew a lot of these but a few are new to me so for that thanks.

[@rockenrollbass]

Being from NYC and hearing chords be called "Cowboy chords" is funny but right on. Great video as always!

[@thenovicenoisemaker]

Wowzers! Both the lesson and guitar!

[@brenthorrocks]

Wow thanks Darrell!! These tutorials are fantastic!!!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@danpenner7955]

I love this kind of video from you thank you so much

[@timothyjosephlee]

This video is so great!!!!!!!! Love this channel, man!!!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks Tim :)

[@lamecasuelas2]

He's a very good teacher

[@tdunster2011]

Malcolm Young would refer to it as the "dusty end". Very useful tips in this video.

[@briano.5746]

I'm really diggin' on that guitar !

[@andreeadobre3190]

Great lesson and great channel, thank you Darrell! I'm too much of a beginner for these but I tried them out anyway along with the video and it's a super good workout for my fingers 🙃

[@golfhound]

Darrell - this is a wonderful video. You made this look easy. As I already subscribe, I am going to look for more of your videos on chords.

[@davidjorgenpedersen8010]

Good Explanation Darrel......I will Recommend You to a Few Beginners I Know!

[@tomb374]

Thanks Darrell

[@truckercowboyed2638]

I will gladly take that guitar off your hands for a few weeks if it becomes too much with all your other wonderful guitars. I'd hate to let it go left out lol.

[@ryarb001]

Wow your videos are really helpful. Thank you Darrell

[@Micah_s]

You're a great teacher! Awesome job

[@samlelowitch]

This is cool. I think we could use a bit more explanation of why these are interchangeable with the open E and E barre chord.

[@oldguysguitarvlog183]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you!!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Anytime :)

[@74dartman13]

Awesome lesson. Thanks!👍😎🎸🎶

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Anytime!

[@dlewtweentorla1210]

Darrell what a Fab Video! You have the ability to teach a lesson that is concise and easily absorbed. Know most of the chords but the way you presented it was excellent, I had two "AH HA" moments where things just clicked in my head and put things in perspective with a fuller understanding. Thanks!! Notice a number of comments regarding the Deluxe Atlantic. I fell in Love with that guitar from your first review on it. More so after watching the comparison with the Les Paul. Still haven't been able to play one, the Premiere Atlanic I've had hands on but the Deluxe is always out of stock. My choice of colour Black, the hardest to find (even online). I read somewhere when the Deluxe Atlantic first came out it had a Rosewood fingerboard, soon after it was replaced with Pau Ferro. Is this true? If so what fingerboard wood does yours have? Darrell, interested in trading for a Tele, one ya don't have? Cheers

[@williamolsen20]

Got the work sheet, very helpful.

[@TheOsfania]

One of the best guitar learning channels out there. I'm not crazy about the D'Angelico's voice, are you?

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks Mark! I used its single coil split for the video. With the full Humbuckers it sounds a lot fuller :)

[@luca7x689]

Thanks Darrell.. This is really helpful

[@hrmzaqa]

Thank you Darrell, could we hope for this kind of video for D chord? :)

[@jaiedormi]

Dude thank you so much for your tutorials. They help me personally quite a bit, but damn dude you make it look so easy but for me its just getting used to finger placement. Thanks again from the music mainliner community!

[@alabamahebrew]

Good info Darrell! That's an issue I have, playing chords up the neck, it kind of gets boring always sticking to the tabloid area lol. I have a question for you about a chord that comes up a lot but I have no clue what you would call it, I was a bit surprised when other guitarists were in the same boat as I lol. I like to play along with the old KISS records, their first 5 or 6 albums, and they tend to use this "chord" a lot. I have heard it on other bands material as well such as Boston's don't look back and Peace of mind. Basically the chord position is G on the 7th fret, B on the 8th fret and D on the 9th fret. That shape is played on other frets but this one seems to be the most common, on Don't look back it's part of that opening riff where you bar those strings on the 14th fret and then hammer on to the 15th and 16th on the B and D. Any idea of what I'm referring to? I always enjoy your tutorial video's you have a very calm way of teaching, keep up the great work!

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks! Yes, that is a cool chord. It's an inverted G chord. A really cool 3 string chord 👍

[@alabamahebrew]

@@DarrellBraunGuitar - Thank you!! But for clarification purposes, is that an inverted G chord in every position it's played? For example if you move it a full step up would it now an inverted E chord? It's a cool chord and easy enough for finger placement but like I said, for some reason I always seem to struggle with it if I have to go to it quickly.

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

As you move the shape around the chord name will change :) The root note of that chord is 2nd string so that's how you can know what chord you are playing.

[@alabamahebrew]

@@DarrellBraunGuitar Ok thanks, thats what I thought was the case but wasn't sure.

[@robertwatkins8220]

Thanks Darrell! I'm old now and can't remember one chord for each note, now you're showing me 16 for one note? LOL!

[@jafethuerta]

Quick question: The other day I saw a comment of someone saying “guitar solos” are not a thing anymore, which I totally disagree. What do you think ? Maybe a video on that ??

[@jetjock64]

Great lesson. Thank you!

[@Thirsty_Fox]

Always top notch content. 👌

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks TF!

[@PaulDonihue]

Execllent. Powerful and helpful

[@terryscoft3357]

Hay brother ,,thank for your time , and i love that guitar ,,

[@Mephisto7529]

Great video as always.

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks Blake!

[@jonasbutler7572]

Love that intro.

[@PetroLarsson]

Plenty of "favourite chords" there mate... 😂 Thanks!

[@michaelalbro6856]

Cowboy chords...., love it!

[@johnadams9044]

Thanks darrell!

[@jbledford4582]

Great stuff !!! Thank you

[@sethholston6128]

This video is guitar goals. Wait are we still doing “goals?” Bump it. This is goals

[@marcionobrega5117]

Gostei muito parabéns pelo seu trabalho 👏👏👏

[@MichaelTaylor-km7zz]

Did you make a video on that guitar? It looks so gorgeous

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Hi! You bet! 👍

[@jamesmagana4303]

Thx a million

[@satyakaamkatznelson8915]

Double liked this. Thanks

[@johnnykos5262]

awesome vid !!! really loved it :D

[@jacobhadadi6770]

Bravo masterrrss...its helpfull for me amature guitar plyr👌👏👏👏🇮🇩

[@ThunderFalcon333]

Whew this video helps alot thanx... Is this the caged system??

[@chiquiinfinite7028]

Dennis Breault some of this is. Some I had spotted out but the more complex ones I’ve never seen.

[@tfqhryd5787]

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[@SquigglyBeasst]

That was awesome, thank you! Have you done a video on how to do the bluesy Hendrixy licks for chord #9?

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Thanks! If memory serves I did a few in my "from Basic to Beautiful" lesson.

[@SquigglyBeasst]

@@DarrellBraunGuitar You're a legend, thank you! I really appreciate your videos.

[@john564holloway]

I love that Emaj7 at 3:03, one of my favorite chords. I prefer to add the 6th open E string to give it more bottom, but the B/5th string remains muted. Does that change the name of the chord if I add the low E? Thanks, Darrell...

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Nice! No name change :)

[@john564holloway]

@@DarrellBraunGuitar Thank you, Darrell!

[@emilyheldt5364]

All I know is the first 3 frets and it's getting annoying only being able to play those 3 frets. So thanks for this!

[@sildave94]

Great video! I would love to know how you manage to get such a great clean tone. I use the Mooer Preamp Live as well, but I haven't managed to get something close to this. It's always a bit dark and muffled.

[@rafaleitorlopez3481]

This one is great

[@rauljcarn]

Very cool. Thanks

[@thyyu1874]

I have a question: We have all these options, are we supposed to remember all of them and be able to use them when the time is right? Because I would forget most of them really quickly. Or what do you guys usually do? Thanks in advance!