Did you know you can do THIS with an E chord?

This is a sweet way to sound like you know exactly what you're doing with your guitar...and it's SUPER EASY.
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Have fun!
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[@henrydauseb2844]

This man gave me a 5 second lesson that just unlocked a whole new avenue of playing for me. Subbed.

[@kuerten999]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Cool

[@pistolp01]

Hook that E major up with your A major 7 and go up and down the fretboard. These 2 chords work together very well and the possibilities are endless.

[@bigdaddygranpa5578]

I love these quick little bites of guitar gold . They actually imprint on my brain ... Thanks

[@adamrasmussen9939]

Fiddler's Green is a song by The Tragically Hip, in E major, that also features those open, ringing A and B chords as well. Great song, great technique to play around with.

[@mikegarcia715]

Bro. I truly appreciate your guitar tips. Much Mahalo!

[@hollosphere]

Beautiful! Who else likes to mess around constantly moving open chord shapes to see what happens? Sometimes I discover sounds that are stunningly gorgeous like 💖🌈👌. Mostly I make sounds more like 😱🥴🤢. Regardless, it’s always interesting and educational. I never knew there was a name for them: Chord Parallels! Excellent, thank you. But come on now, why the heck play that E shape with 3/4/pinkie? I suspect there are additions to be made with the first finger that you did not explain. Guess I’ll go mess around some more! Take care out there, everybody 🎸☮️🌮

[@Kipchoge475]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod thanks for explaining.what is a barre chord?

[@forestfire1232]

@@Kipchoge475 have you just started to play

[@Kipchoge475]

@@forestfire1232 yeah, still learning to crawl.

[@forestfire1232]

@@Kipchoge475 cool

[@maininsanestudiostudioflor3119]

me!!;)

[@spatss]

Discovered this by accident. Sounds really cool!

[@rogercarey5397]

Thats what parallels means . Sweet thnks my man. You rock

[@DarrylSampson-ke2uf]

merle haggard is my favorite. great guitar player and song writer. Eddie you did it again what an eye opener this lesson was. answered a lot of questions i had about playing around chords and combining the scales. Thanks for the lessons i really appreciate it. all the best.

[@karaokewaala9107]

I literally discovered this on my own today and now i see this video. Crazy how this works.

[@shine4peter]

Thank you Thank You Sir....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎸🇮🇳

[@lukamon4021]

My grandma bought me a copy of your fretboard hacks video and it helped out so much!

[@Mike-me2dd]

WOW! Just tried it and it sounds bloody incredible! Cheers mate really nice tutorial!

[@jtgilman]

Good to see Charlie! Thanks for the fun lesson. GMM rocks!!

[@danieloleary4370]

Or you could use an open tuning and play that major chord on EVERY fret! Amazing!!

[@marystacey2216]

Hey thanks for this ,amazing !! Just shared this to my son and sister ,cant wait to try this out ,thank you :)

[@EhandChari1991]

Sounds awesome 👏 and thanks for sharing this!!

[@sidneyhaugen7509]

If you move the finger on the g-string down one fret you get a minor chord which sounds great on the second, third, and sixth step of the scale as well. Harry Styles' "Two Ghosts" uses them and it really elevates the chord progression beyond just playing "regular" chords.

[@roddyg3692]

Chord Parallel. I didn't know that's what it's called. Thanks!

[@bloozedaddy]

Best way to play Dave Mason's "We Just Disagree" when you can't have a guitar with the open tuning.

[@jeffgarrison7056]

I use them all of the time. They work great and give all kinds of mood to what you play!

[@jeffgarrison7056]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod looking forward to more of your videos! This was the first one of yours that I'd seen. I shared your video with some friends and I hope that you continue to grow your audience! Good luck brother!

[@aimandaniel708]

Thank you so much!!! Man this was a tremendous help!

[@jkonugres]

Thank you for the lesson. I will carry it with me, use it and enjoy it, forever.

[@sunshinemagsayo5529]

I love the way you strummed I've learned new style😍😍

[@thelords4691]

I played it right away and my wife and daughter said “that sounds really good” thank you! Please, show me more 😊

[@rincx329]

My 9 month old daughter was clapping and smiling right away☺

[@melodyomorogbe]

Man!! Thank you so much

[@michaelll]

That is exactly how kings of leons "fans" is played. E , then up to the 7th, the 9th then back to regular E

[@allenquillian280]

Have used this trick for years. First time they gave it a name.

[@paulfortner24]

Thanks for the update you are very good

[@T289c]

Also works on 4th fret, like in REMs song Radio Free Europe

[@alrossi2573]

Thank You for this!

[@nikhil4239]

Thankyou man. You deserve a sub

[@johnsparks007]

Sweet Melissa by the Allman Brothers

[@roxxysjoy]

Thank you, for sharing. 👍😁

[@smmusicplus96]

The Allman Brothers incorporated these progressions quite a bit.

[@mrdali67]

Allman bros Was my first thaught too, and I’m just a Keyboard player. Paralell chords on the guitar is such a fairly easy way for even newbies to spicing up your rhythm without knowing a great deal of complicated music theory. Its way easier on the guitar than a keyboard as Its often just knowing how many frets to move your hand if you have the basic chords and rhythms nailed.

[@smmusicplus96]

@@mrdali67 I discovered them by just moving the chord shapes up the neck. I play by ear for now. I'm always learning and I love it!

[@stagelifelv9324]

Great tip! Thank you!

[@13dedg]

Been doing this for years it, I think it sounds awesome. Nice alternate voicings.

[@alessandro9740]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod so what the other chords called? still e major or what? pls explain mee😬

[@scratchcarddaddy2824]

You are the only person on earth that makes the emajor chord looking difficult 😂 I'm gonna start practicing it like that, cool video man

[@mr.anonymous5501]

You need to play it like that if you want to use Emaj shape barre chords.

[@jeffgarrison7056]

Playing it with that fingering makes it easy to move between major and minor shapes and barre chords of them.

[@franklinsimpson673]

@@mr.anonymous5501 stereo so knot. Stereo÷I speaker

[@mr.anonymous5501]

@@franklinsimpson673 hmm?

[@somewherenorthofstarbase7056]

Scratch card Daddy You are the only person on earth who is exactly wrong about everything!🤣

[@mervynsullivan]

This guy is Charlie Wallace of Guitar Mastery Method. I strongly advise people take his ten week master the fretboard workshop. His guitar pattern recognition system will turn you into an amazing lead guitarist like you never ever imagined you could be.

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks Mervyn :)

[@ronniefnd]

That's actually how I play a emajor while playing the rhythm part of walk don't run. Just easier to keep my hand in one shape and slide it around.

[@ENRIQUEGOITIA]

Another great chords shape is x07650 = A chord. You can slide this up and down to in the same shape

[@reapd2576]

KZbin shorts was the best thing to happen this year. Thanks a lot for this!! Subbed

[@bionicsjw]

I used to do this with the John Denver song: The Eagle and the Hawk. It sounds great.

[@guyonthecouch007]

Just tried it and it sounds clean!!

[@marcohuerto5753]

thx man for the quick tutorial keep up the good work

[@yellowoceanoriginalsongs7142]

Sounds very good thanks 😊

[@MaxMoon65]

Can we all agree that the world would be a much better place if everyone owned and played a guitar? Great lesson...you can easily make a song from this one chord parallel.

[@pistolp01]

I'm pretty sure we're just about there. When I was growing up and went to a party, I was usually the only guitar player. Now we have Guitar parties. LOL. Hey, the more the merrier.

[@HomebrewStew]

Nice. I play a four string box guitar. Works great. I'll subscribe.

[@hectorrascon9884]

Great,thanks👏

[@bigtone1348]

A great example is 'It didn't work out' By Michael Chapman.

[@MilorgGuild]

Thank you 😎👍

[@theswordoftruth-dn9yc]

Thanks man! Just starting this adventure 😅 in guitar 🎸 playing, I say it's about time after growing up on rock in the 60's &70's, right? This is so doable for me, you have been most generous! 🙋

[@ensleywyatt3957]

Very black crowey...I like it...i like it alot.

[@animshimphrui8018]

It's so cool loi it. 👍

[@andrewellis712]

I do this all the time

[@usgelm3476]

Hi Man wonderful

[@allenquillian280]

Melissa by the Allman Brothers.

[@herbythechef7624]

Melissa- allman brothers band

[@gedman9527]

Nice one dude

[@AlfredHugecokk]

Reminds me of About a Girl from RHCP

[@hawksnabybird__]

This is brilliant!!!

[@kambesalshira2746]

It sounds great 👍

[@kambesalshira2746]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod welcome 🙂

[@seanmcgonicigle_121]

Which there was more in depth about the strumming pattern because that’s what I struggle at

[@thomasflores7817]

You can also do it with A and D open chords.

[@Imgabscarai]

Lindo

[@JordanBlue1]

You can do this with the open G as well

[@jet0577]

You can do it with most of the chords.

[@jet0577]

My question. Since can do this with most chords is how many frets do you move up each chord and why? Is it the same whole step whole step half step etc concept? Thanks

[@JordanBlue1]

@@jet0577 watch my most recent vid that shows chords you can do with the open G structure

[@RyanSmith-el1ir]

That beginning part sounds just like Soul One by blind melon

[@juantrotman3275]

I've been playing over 50 years and yes I know .

[@zertnoy7550]

Dream theater in silent man 🤘🏻

[@ryanmcconnell5740]

Kings of Leon. Fans 👌

[@vidoma1]

Yep i did

[@necrothescistt8164]

I do the same in e phrygian when play flamenco.

[@maininsanestudiostudioflor3119]

njaaammm!!;)

[@mariaarnold3535]

Awesome

[@bobross3172]

I do the same with the D chord

[@joemonroe1106]

"Hollywood Nights"...using that Emaj shape

[@johnnorth9355]

Cool trick.

[@joeholland9593]

"Eagle and the Hawk"" by John Denver

[@donefinished]

Fans by kings of Leon using that progression

[@EXSENTRIX]

Reminds me of a little story I heard once about two people named Jack and Diane 🤔

[@qweadf1746]

Good

[@robertcooney1938]

Used on Rolling Stones "Salt of the Earth"

[@mmojorissen]

YES... that can B done with many open chords. It's a great tool 4 songwriting. GREAT VIDEO- Thank U 4 reminding me. Now....may I come live in Ur New Zealand back yard??! I can pay rent. Cuz it SUXX here in the states right now!!!!!!! U live on the "Auckland" side or the "Christchurch" side?!

[@mrsnakepit]

Thanx bruhhh

[@AxemanMessiah]

Fantastic video, liked and subbed! Been playing for over a decade and didn't know. I knew if I got the E shape and barred it could play an E-shaped major chord anywhere (CAGED), no idea that I can move them without barring all the strings, letting them play open like that. What are the chords called when you play it at the 7th, 9th and 14th?

[@jeffosborne1147]

Cool. I like it

[@vanderVies792]

Hey man! Is this somewhat similiar to David Bowie's Space Oddity? *the ending part*

[@spiritosa0123]

Yay!!

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

On the 9th fret sounds like a typical TTNG chord XD

[@dewa_mesiu5328]

Thank you Jack Sparrow

[@emersonsrandomvideos248]

Wow

[@fel9ne]

👍👍✨

[@latiaeugeniatecocinamondon624]

Thanks brother the roger waters

[@dantecui1785]

E Mjor chord 7th ,9th, 14th fret are all EMajor chord?

[@chriscust5561]

Is that the same chord as she talks to angels intro by the black crows ???

[@nolangimpel39]

Huh. So THAT'S what that's called. I've done this for a while but I always just called it "that cool thing"

[@TheSupart91]

😲😲😲😲 thanks

[@AngryHybridApe]

So it can be done with the A and D as well?

[@zamir4618]

Sometimes when i hear music i can see colors, why?

[@zamir4618]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod the colors told me you would know cheers

[@ashfordartcornwall3790]

my party piece that ive been using 2 impress non guitar players 4 the past 30 yrs +. 😭 exposed!! 😎