Hello again Folk Friends! I'm finally back to making videos and will be attempting to upload something roughly once a fortnight. Today's topic is about how to use the first inversions of minor and major chords to create cool, fluid chord progressions. I'll be giving an example in the key of A dorian with an Irish jig called Cliffs Of Moher. You can also apply this Irish guitar chord progression to other traditional tunes in A minor, or move it up and down the fretboard for tunes in E minor, G minor or B minor.
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