Now guys want to start with B 7th OK.
And we're going to try something like this we're gonna put something we're gonna put something together
on the spot so I'm going to show you how I usually do it.
Stan then you could come up with your own way.
OK.
Now the chord progression will obviously now be the D major seven G Major seven B minus seven and eight
seven.
So it's the first chord
I just want to play the major seventh chord and then come up with the melody but I don't want to play
too many notes.
Okay so
here maybe I'm gonna keep it.
Not too not too busy with your pager.
One two three yeah.
So I'm gonna basically pluck the chord simultaneously.
You could just leave all the fingers gases.
One two three.
Then I play three notes the E string for number two three and five okay.
Team three
yeah.
Now G Major G Major 7.
And I'm playing obviously the sixth the third the second and the first string and then the B string
firm with three.
And then the G string open.
Basically kind of RPG hitting the chord one
B minus seven three
yes.
So what I'm do for the beam on
I just want to kind of keep the same rhythm so I can pluck the chord simultaneously and I'm plucking
the fifth the fourth the third and the second string to C and the B string for three is already dead.
So I'm gonna pick this one for the melody in front of it to finish with three to
and then a seven.
Now once or for the A7 which is just five four three and two I want it then come up with the melody
that will connect these seven with me and I want to play kind of a scale kind of idea.
So one two three starting out something on the
back to the D.
So I'm gonna start with the note A.
So play the chord a 7 2 3
so is the G string for number two B string open for number two and three string open for number two
and three.
Back to the D7.
D Major sir
2 3.
Very simple example guys very very simple.
We know we're playing a lot of stuff but it works OK.
So practice this one and then check the next we do what we're going to you know try to combine them
in ninth as well.