Blues Chord Melodies with 9th and 13th Chords

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[@Otisleevonridge]

Thank you David for your lessons and insight!! You are much appreciated! Thanks again!

[@edwardcrump7735]

David, I like how you make us work for it. The 4 to #4 threw me for a loop. But, I took the time to suss it out. It is all truly a tree. Great stuff. Thank you!

[@jamesjrosamilia1348]

I have been missing the basic tab sheets you used to include with these free mini-lessons. I do appreciate the chord diagrams you added to this lesson. P.S. I was a Fingerstyle Five member for a couple of years, so not just a freebie consumer.

[@alfgwahigain5544]

Great stuff, David. You have a very approachable teaching style. Chords without the root are always a challenge for ne, but that's only because I've been lazy about learning the notes on the D G and B strings and I get lost when moving away from 5th and 6th string roots.
I have two of your Trufire courses (both excellent) and I'm hoping to nake your chord melody workshop.
Thank you for all the free lessons you provide.

[@Mr.4chnt-xo4ko]

I just checked out bickert and remler. I prefer your use of those chords. A real eye opener!

[@Mr.4chnt-xo4ko]

. . . ear opener

[@talisman964]

Hi David
I presume the band would have to mirror those chords?
The tritone sub for the V chord surely would sound awful over the Bb 13?