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Using Harmonics To Play Guitar Chords | G Major

In a previous Guitar Chord a Day post we introduced the idea of playing guitar chords with harmonics . Today's guitar chord is a simple...

Today's guitar chord of the day post takes a different turn and includes eight guitar chords! We've looked at some of these chord in...

Today's guitar chord of the day, continues our series of Blues Guitar Chords : E9. This chord is moveable and has its root note on ...

Today's guitar chord of the day, continues our series of Blues Guitar Chords : D13. 13th chords and it can be played in place of most 7t...

Today's D9 guitar chord of the day is another inversion of a 9th chord and continues our series of blues guitar chords. The root no...

Following on with our series of Blues Guitar Chords, today's Guitar Chord of the Day is A9. Blues typically follows a 12 bar pattern bas...

Today kicks off a new series of Blues Guitar Chords. Blues progressions typically follows a 12 bar pattern based around three Dominant 7th C...

Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is D6. 6th chords can be played in place of any major chord, though they're often playe...

Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is D13. 13th chords together with 9th chords are really great for playing through blues prog...

Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is C7#9. 7#9 chord's are commonly known by guitarist's as ' The Hendrix Chord '...

Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is E13 sus4 or simply E13sus. This chord is similar to the regular dominant 13th guitar chords ...