Moveable guitar chords are incredibly fun. They will help you be more creative, give you ideas on how to make a song of your own, and they’ll help you “unlock” the guitar fretboard.
 
In this episode, we’re taking four different guitar chords and playing them around the fretboard. There are no barre chords needed as we’re just moving the guitar chord shapes up the neck and playing them with open strings.
 
If you’ve ever wondered how to start a song, what chords to begin with, or how the pros do it, you’ll enjoy this episode. We focus mostly on the E chord on the guitar (as this is a great one to begin with and you’ll hear why), plus there are examples using the A minor chord, the C chord, and the D chord.
 
Not only that, but I’m even sneaking in a tiny little ear training test anyone can do, you’ll hear the chord the “Gatekeeper” of the Asylum would play if he were writing you a love song, and I announce the winners of the 13 Ways to Escape the Acoustic Asylum paperback book competition. Listen today and enjoy!
 
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