⭐️ Walking up & down between the E, A, and B7 (bass note transitions)

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In this lesson, I show a practice tip on how you can transition between the chords of E, A, and B7 -- specifically by playing bass notes that walk up and down between these chords. This is a very common technique you'll find in lots of country music, especially from artists like Johnny Cash (e.g., Walk the Line) and Willie Nelson (e.g., Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground). I'll show you the basics of how to play the chords used (E, A, and B7 -- including tabs) and then break down the fundamentals of this technique.

If you'd like to see tabs or a write-up of what I cover in this video, check out this post on my website: http://davidpots.com/guitar/music/2017/02/26/practice-tip-walking-between-a-e-b7.html

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