All language subtitles for 011 Practice Progression Am - G - F - E.en

This next cooperation is similar to the song Hit the Road, Jack, it was actually the first chord progression

I learned how to play.

I used to play just the bass line,

and I just love that song and that style of music so much.

But we're going to play it using barcodes.

So it's gonna sound like this.

Two, three, four, two, three, four, two.

Two, three, four.

So we're playing a minor.

Which we just learned in the last war of aggression, then we move it down to Freda's and play G Major

is the same as the F major backward, but the bar is on the third fret that.

Then we move moved down to F.

Which we know then we have an open court of E!

And instead of playing that with the fingering we learned earlier, which is kind of the easiest open

toward fingering, you can play it just by moving that F Bertaud down.

So the fingering becomes.

Ring finger on the second fret, pinky on the second fret of the string.

And the middle finger on the first front of the G-string.

And please play along with me if you can, but I realize when you learn this whole progression for the

first time, it's going to be a challenge.

But this is a good chord progression to learn.

The next one is the Hotel California progression, which is even more of a challenge.

But, you know, it's fun to play a great classic song just as it is to play a great classic song like

Hit the Road, Jack.

So let's go through it now.

One strum and four beats per chord.

So one, two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

Three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three to three.

Next up, we're going to look at the codes for the classic song, Hotel California.