Chords for Appalachian Fingerstyle Guitar in DADGAD Tuning - DVD 2

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Hi, I'm [D] Al Padaway.
I'm here at the Holmes Fun Studios and
_ [Gm] _ Glad to be back.
They do such a great job [Bb] here
And I'm just [B] you know really excited that they want me to come [Eb] back and do another
_ episode [B] of the Appalachian finger [A] style guitar
_ _ _ Because it's not a linear thing.
It's not like going _ [G] _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Dbm] _
_ _ _ _ _ so the scale from a [A] G _ _ _ _ _
Get that much of the melody _ is [B] two open strings
_ Two fingered strings on [Bbm] the fourth and third _ _ frets [Em] _ _ _ _ and then coming [G] back
_ _ _ So really it's this chord, _ but [Db] you're playing it like this because this string has been tuned down a whole [C] step now _ _ _ _
_ So we come from this G [G] position _
_ _ _ _ _ _ And then [C] C _ _ _ and _ the melody here goes
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_ _ [C] But my basic chord [B] can just stay [C] locked in _ _ _ _ _
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You can see I'm using those open [G] strings
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[A] then we come back to this G, but we [G] fill it out
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_ _ _ Just like that where we started
_ _ So here's the B section again.
You can see [Eb] I instead of using [Gb] this position.
[C] I'm switching to this position
We're really playing the same basic chord G _
And then the B note [B] and then I'm using these [Bb] fingers for [G] melody _ _ _ _ _ _
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