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  • Beginner Guitar Chord ? Learn to Play FMaj7
    by rserpe
    2 Feb 2010 at 11:55pm
    The F Major 7 Guitar Chord (also known as F Major Seventh, FMaj7 or F Major 7th), like the other Major Seventh Chords,  is a beautiful dreamy sounding chord.  It is also quite easy to play. The F Major 7th Chord is found by locating the 1(root note), 3 , 5 and 7 positions (F, [...]

  • Beginner Guitar Chord Lesson ? Learn EMaj7
    by rserpe
    27 Jan 2010 at 10:23am
    The E Major 7 Guitar Chord (also known as E Major Seventh, EMaj7 or E Major 7th) is a beautiful, dreamy and jazzy sounding chord. The E Major 7th Chord is found by locating the 1(root note), 3 , 5 and 7 positions (E, G#, B and D#) of the E Major Scale: E F# [...]

  • Beginner Guitar Chords ? Learn to Play DMaj7
    by rserpe
    22 Jan 2010 at 11:53am
    The D Major 7 Guitar Chord (also known as D Major Seventh, DMaj7 or D Major 7th) is a beautiful, dreamy and jazzy sounding chord. It is a fairly easy chord to play as it only requires that you press down three strings on the second fret. The D Major 7th Chord is found by locating [...]

  • Basic Beginner Guitar Chord ? Learn to Play C Major 7
    by rserpe
    18 Jan 2010 at 10:51am
    The C Major 7 Guitar Chord (also known as C Major Seventh, CMaj7) is a beautiful, dreamy sounding chord. It is often used in Jazz Guitar.  It is a basic beginner chord and very easy to play.  There are several different ways to play this chord, but this lesson will demonstrate the easiest way. The C [...]

  • Advanced Acoustic Guitar Song ? You?ve Got a Friend by James Taylor
    by rserpe
    13 Jan 2010 at 11:01pm
    This lesson includes several videos on how to play You’ve Got a Friend by James Taylor on acoustic guitar.  The song was actually written by Carole King, but James Taylor made the song popular. This song is a bit more advanced, so if you are a beginner just starting out, you may find this too [...]

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