Chordplay - I Love 1960s Chords

Here's the next episode of Chordplay with I Love 1960s Chords. I've created a number of these decade-focused lessons, and have featured chords and musical concepts/ideas from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and beyond. Having said that, we haven't hit the 1960s quite like this before, so I felt it was time to feature some of these timeless chord-based ideas from this groovy and experimental era of music.

There's quite a variety of musical styles, sounds, and stylistic directions of music during this decade - including psychedelic rock, blues-rock, acoustic rock, and The British Invasion, to name a few specific highlights. You'll find a decent sampling of slick chord moves, driving riffs, funky ideas, and much more hiding in this lesson, so if you're searching for some new moves based on classic ideas - this is the lesson for you!

The chord-based moments from songs in this lesson include massively influential groups/artists such Jimi Hendrix, Fleetwood Mac, 13th Floor Elevators, Cream, The Beatles, and many more! These include several well-known hits, along with some obscure and "hidden" songs from this innovative, experimental, and liberating decade of music.

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