The Blues "Triangle" Chord You're Not Using

Here's a simple extension to the blues "triangle" shape chords you probably already know.
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[@MrVision14]

Thank you Jesus this has helped me so much in my Guitar playing and understanding of the language of music!

[@CGDGCD]

That's what I love about this instrument. Even after playing for years, you still discover simple things that were always there for the taking if you just took a the time to work them out. Thanks for sharing this!

[@stevebrowne8421]

Great lesson to remind us that the simple stuff is the glue that holds everything together.

[@BorealBlue]

Thank you, Anthony. *All* of your lessons are total top-shelf quality man!

[@davidthomas3725]

The old Chicago guys used this a lot...That's where I got from, Good info!

[@kylestair4803]

Diminished triads are way cool. There's a diminished triad tucked within every dominant 7th chord. E7, take away the E and you're left with Ab, B, and D, a diminished triad.

[@shanebrbich5698]

Good morning Anth!
👍 for you
👍 for the algorithms
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[@Texasbluesalley]

Thanks 👍

[@aaronp6426]

Another great reminder and lesson for all of us fledgling blues lovers.

[@HektorBandimar]

I like the interactive fretboard feature in your videos.

[@saxonsteve]

Anthony!! You're A Great Blues Teacher!!!

[@tomkobialka7504]

Nice. Thanks.

[@WetSoilStudioLymm]

Love your work Anthony!

[@rodneyburnett-jones4749]

Just had a listen to Alan Haynes thank for the tip he is amazing guitarist and voice. It’s like Johnny Winter /Muddy Waters /SRV mixed together smoothed out and made it his own real true Texas Blues. And thanks for all the great tips lessons videos.

[@Texasbluesalley]

Great description of his sound. 👍

[@MatthewJBell]

This channel is worth promoting!

[@lucasgonzalezdealedo8556]

I would rellay love TXBA hats!

[@joeurbanowski321]

Close… Thanks! Cool template and chords 👍🏼

[@davestaub2687]

Great

[@Voodoo66Chile]

Really cool little breakdown! I've dug these from Hendrix, although he seems to drop the middle note of the triangle playing the high E and G... The intro to Red House is one of these "triangles" correct?
I've been a huge Hendrix nut and can relate to your passion for Stevie (I love Stevie too but Jimi is my "idol") but LOVE your channel. I find a lot of the Stevie stuff overlaps with the Jimi stuff in ways. I've been studying Jimi for 20 years but have never had lessons or any explanation on why I'm doing the things I've been learning/mimicing. I find channels like yours really help get me caught up and understand WHAT and WHY things are etc...
Anyways, if you read this Anthony, big thanks! And you've done an excellent job of studying Stevie and your playing sounds excellent and inspiring 👏

[@Texasbluesalley]

Thank you.

[@fredsantos94420]

🤘🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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[@TheMichaelseymour]

love your tone .,..its very" toppy" - but in a pleasant way ...can i ask what you did this demo with
-sounds very nice -any tips for getting the mids and tops so bright - but also having enough low end ? thnx

[@Texasbluesalley]

I'm normally plugged into my Kemper Profile for lessons. In this one I believe I was using one of the cleaner Top Hat amp profiles created by @tonejunkietv, as shown in this video: ua-cam.com/video/owmgGtYtwlk/v-deo.html

[@TheMichaelseymour]

@@Texasbluesalley thnx - very nice

[@billybudd45]

Back in late 90's Allen was a regular on 6th street. He is the real deal

[@joeurbanowski321]

Didn’t watch this..yet.. but it’s gonna be a 7th triad..👍🏼 betcha..🤣

[@guitar4you2011]

Drop the root of a Dom7 chord and what’s left is a diminished triad. Example 1: C7 = C E G Bb - throw away the “C” root and you have E diminished triad (EGBb). Example 2: C9 = C E G Bb D - throw away the “C” root and you have Em7b5 or E half-diminished (E G Bb D). Example 3: C7 b9 = C E G Bb Db - throw away the “C” root and you have E dim7 (E G Bb Db). General rule of thumb - drop the root of a dominant 7 chord and play diminished from the 3rd of the chord. A7 = C# dim. B7 = D# dim. C7 = E dim. D7 = F# dim. E7 = G# dim. F7 = A dim. G7 = B dim. Dom7 = dim triad from 3rd of chord. Dom9 = m7b5 “half-dim from 3d of chord. Dom7b9 = full dim7 from 3rd of chord. 👍🎸🎶💯

[@Jjj53214]

Sounds like Robert Johnson

[@lancelot_captain]

I have always used this chord. Nothing new for a blues man.

[@Texasbluesalley]

Somehow it escaped me until now. Necessary nonetheless.

[@lancelot_captain]

@@Texasbluesalley It´s never too late.