Chords for Larry Carlton Guitar Lesson - #7 Implying Chords - 335 Motifs

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_ _ All of the tracks so far that we've been working with [D] have had accompaniment.
They've either had rhythm guitar and
[A] or
Organ, _ well, this is a trio track [E] meaning bass drums [D] and you
You're [Am] in charge of motifs
_ imitations _
high low
But you also I think can really make the performance sound better if you'll _ [D] at least let the audience know
What chord changes you're [A] playing on which means you have to play a lick and _ _
[E] imply the chord after the lick [D] and this one's in the key of a
[Am] And we're going to use three little voicings.
Here's the a seventh [A] voicing
It's _ _ _ the third and the seventh of a seven _ _ _ [D] for the four chord, which is d7 go down a half [C] step and _
[A] _ _ You would have the seventh and the third of the [E] D chord
For this e [D] chord, all you have to do is go up a half [Am] step from your original one chord.
So same voicing _
[A] _ _ I'll just show you
_ No lead yet
_ _ _ _ down a half step
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ back up [A] to the one _ and _ the five [E] chord _ for
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[A] _ _ [Am] Okay, those voicings will help imply the harmony for the listener
And I'll give you a little example now playing a motif and then accompanying yourself _ _
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[A] _ See how easy that is on the air _ _
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[E] _ _ [A] _ get it
five [D] court _ or _ _ _ _
[G] _ [A] So yeah practice that pick a little simple motif and accompany yourself _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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