Extended E Chord Licks

Lesson 3/44 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Fingerpicking Guitar Licks
Extended E Chord Licks

Extended E Chord Licks

Example Twenty Seven uses a popular E Major chord on the seventh fret. The bass note is played with the first finger and the first string note is played with the second finger. The third finger bends the second string and the fourth finger plays the extra notes on the ninth fret.

Example Twenty Eight is a half bar on the ninth fret with the fourth finger playing the twelfth fret on the first string. The entire shape slides from the eighth fret to obtain the slide in bars two and four.

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1- Open D Tuning 2- Extended F Chord Licks 3- Extended D Chord Licks 4- Extended C Chord Licks 5- Extended G Chord Licks 6- Extended A Chord Licks 7- Extended B Chord Licks 8- LESSON TEN 9- LESSON NINE 10- Introduction 11- LESSON EIGHT 12- Open G Tuning 13- B Chord Licks 14- F Chord Licks 15- D Chord Licks 16- C Chord Licks 17- G Chord Licks 18- A Chord Licks 19- E Chord Licks 20- Open C Tuning 21- Open E Tuning 22- INTRODUCTION 23- Siberia 24- Progressive Fingerpicking Guitar Solos 25- Jewels 26- Supplement 5 The Entertainer 27- Backyard Boogie 28- The Longest Mile 29- Extended E Chord Licks 30- Monotonic Bass Solo 2 31- Monotonic Bass Solo 1 32- Supplement 1 Betty’s Blues 33- Supplement 6 Geoffrey’s Rag 34- Gee Wizz 35- Supplement 2 The Old Man 36- Notation 37- Country Stomp 38- Supplement 7 Chordal Chaos 39- Supplement 3 C For Yourself 40- Tablature Symbols 41- Supplement 8 Pineapple Rag 42- Supplement 4 Constant Velocity 43- Chord Diagrams 44- Scales

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