Here are some show/lesson/jam session notes for Jam Session 103i:
- This is another guitar and bass combo. Check out our Chord du Jour Backtracks, which usually feature a full band (guitar, bass, drums, etc).
- This is a fast waltz number (6/8) - one two three, FOUR two three... would be the count.
- Ryan plays a Jazz Bass.
Guitar:
D Dmaj7 A
e |-2-------------------|-2------------------|-0-------------------| B |-3-------------------|-2------------------|-2-------------------| G |-2-------------------|-2------------------|-2-------------------| D |-0-------------------|-0------------------|-2-------------------| A |---------------------|--------------------|-0-------------------| E |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
G e |-3-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| B |-3-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| G |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| D |-0-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| A |-2-------------------|--------------------|---------------------| E |-3-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
Bass (not what was played in the jam session, but this is just an idea of how notes from the chords can be incorporated):
D Dmaj7 A G |-------2-------------|----------6---------|---------------------| D |-0--4----------------|----4--7------------|-------2-------------| A |---------------------|-5------------------|-0--4----------------| E |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
G G |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------| D |---------------------|--------------------|---------------------| A |----2--5-------------|--------------------|---------------------| E |-3-------------------|--------------------|---------------------|
If you don't know how to read guitar tab (as computer text), this section of a Wikipedia article may help.
And finally...here's some easy access to the D major scale:
Podcast subscribers: If these jam session notes look jumbled, please visit http://www.chorddujour.com and look up Jam Session 103i - Thanks!
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