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F#m

Here is my latest chord progression I leant

Capo 2nd fret Chords played Em -- A -- B7 <--- just for Skinny

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Nice job with the strumming Trev, timing is very good.

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Nice strumming there Trev, BUT.....if you're playing Em A B7 why have you called it F#m??????

Ahhh Grass hopper when you can walk the length of the hallway on rice paper with out leaving a trace of where you have been it will be the time ......

WHAT HAS THAT GOT TO DO WITH YOUR QUESTION I HEAR YOU SCREAM GRASSHOPPER ...

Its the positioning of the capo that brings the F#m into play ...

I'm glad I was able to teach you something Grasshopper

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OK Witchy

Basically it is as follows. If you play your normal Eminor shape that is (obviously) Em but if you put a capo on the 2nd fret and play your normal Eminor shape it becomes F#m as the capo has changed the key.
ie E - F - F#m (2 steps - capo 2nd fret)

if you put the capo on the 3rd fret - Em becomes Gm

5th fret - Am

7th fret - Bm

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Nice progression hilch, i been playin a similar one E7-A7-B7
Try that 12 bars mixing up the beats each chord gets and
strum patterns. Try to finish each chord change with an
upstrum

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Its trickery I say ! Nice job Trev.


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Thanks for listening guys

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Well done Trev one of my fav's the old F#m.


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How does putting a metal thing on ya nose = F#m???? I still don't understand???
Grasshopper F#m broken down in to simple terms and I do not mean to sound condescending <-- ( Clancy did I spell that right ?)

F= F chord and aptly named just add the ing and you have have it ..

# = Something way tooo rude for me to post here if you happen to know a guy in Spain named MyCoolKane ask him for the spanish of it he knows ..

M= is just like Homer Simpson would say about beer .." mmm beer "

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