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Am is a fabulous chord. There is so much you can do with it. I'm going to Gretsch this one out.....

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Great lesson. I managed to get it down quite quickly apart from that last Am6. Can't get my hands into position quick enough. Even tried fretting a normal Am and putting my pinky on the second fret of the high E string (I think that give me an Am6) but still can't get it quick enough from the run down so I've settled for a straight forward Am, doesn't sound too bad.
Thanks Kirk I really enjoyed it.

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I agree with everyone it is a spicy little meatball. Still working on it. Think I will buy the lesson and make my life easier.

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