Change How You Play Rhythm Guitar

Learn how to play minor chords everywhere on the guitar neck, not only with open chords and bar chords, but with triads and other shapes. For example, learn how to play an Am chord in several different places, then learn how to switch to other chords using similar shapes on the fretboard.

This video is the minor-key compliment to the video "The Most Useful Chords I Ever Learned." Thanks to viewers for recommending a minor key version.

You will also learn how to connect minor pentatonic scales to some of the chord shapes and create short solo lines to use in between playing the chords. Soloing in this way can greatly increase the complexity of your rhythm guitar playing.

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Taught by guitar teacher and musician Blue Morris from Vancouver, Canada. You can find out more about Blue and his guitar instructional books like "Guitar Soloing Like a Pro" from https://www.bluemorris.com/shop