Do You Know the Joe Henderson Chord?! - TTT #26

Joe Henderson created a language of his own by creating melodies using arpeggios of unique chord shapes. This chord, known as the "Joe Henderson Chord," became affiliated with his signature sound, and shows up many times in his compositions. Transpose it to all 12 keys!
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[@eugeniocastillo2424]

Great chord and progression!! Thank you!

[@brucejeric6701]

I can see many more chords with each voicing. Not only major 7 #11. Also rootless dominant 11 with 7th in bass Or minor 6 9 chord with minor 3rd in bass. Those are just 2 more that pop up right away at my level. I. Bet I can change root and come up with more for this 4 note voicings

[@brucejeric6701]

That’s a typo on dominant 11. Meant to type 13.

[@Sax_Lawyer]

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