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A Boat Load of Bar Chords

I just finished working out a bunch of bar chords. I saw the augmented and diminished bar chords on a web site, and decided to compile all the bar chords I'm aware of (I can't play them yet) into one file. With that done I figured I'd share 'em with everyone:

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It would have been a pain to take out all the spaces and all so I put them on the website above.


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Lots of work there- here's a resource that might help you to fill in the blanks-
WARNING- this is a 24 meg pdf page that will open up: http://www.completechords.com/Comple...eEdition.p df


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