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Lessons: Lesson #65: Learning To Jam

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Learning To Jam


by Jesse Engel (447)

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What if we want more? If you take our chord shapes and extend it to include a seventh it is then a seventh chord.

The most common type of seventh chord is a dominant seventh, which is a major triad (1, 3, 5) and a flat 7th(whole step down from root.

Ex. C7 or Cdom7 is (1, 3, 5, b7) a.k.a. (C, E, G, Bb).

This chord also has a shape.
A7

This example is a funky elaboration of that Amin, D7 progression. Try slowing it down till you get the hang of it, then move back to the recomended speed.
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