My Cherie Amour ( Stevie Wonder ) guitar lesson.

[@KarenHoyt-q9e]

The chord, the second time around, at the 8:37 mark is actually an F#dim add7. Here is how you fret it: E string at the 5th fret; B string at the 6th fret; G string at the 5th fret; and the D string at the 4th fret. You can clearly hear that "F" note in the chord and the dissonance and "tension" it creates. Very cool. You're welcome.

[@JohnMillerGuitar]

Thank you, Karen. You're right. Funny thing is I've played like that before but completely forgot about it. Thank you for pointing that out.

[@ickejonesmaxwell]

❤ thank man

[@JohnMillerGuitar]

You're welcome ! Thank you for watching .

[@may_it_please_the_court]

Kool. But, the first chord sounds off maybe try different chord versions for this song as it sounds more like a jazz tune.

[@JohnMillerGuitar]

I'll look into it.

[@KarenHoyt-q9e]

Try playing the F#maj7 like this: Hi E string on 1st fret; B string on 2nd fret; G string on 3rd fret; D string on 4th fret; on the fourth "la", play an F#6: E string on 2nd fret; B string on 4th fret; G string on 3rd fret; and the D string on the 4th fret. So, the song starts out, "La, la..LA...la, la, la", right? Play the F#maj7 on the 3rd "LA" (the "LA" that I capitalized). Play the F#6 only on the 4th "la", play an F# on the 5th "la", and a Bmaj7 on the 5th "la". Hope that makes sense,.