Chords for Rockwood Deer Chase by Don Stover - Banjo Lesson

Hey, this is Bennett, and you're watching the song of the week this week.
We're doing an awesome Don Stover tune called Rockwood deer chase
I learned it off of Jim Mills recording.
It's in D tuning so from top to bottom
you're going to tune your banjo F sharp D F sharp a D and
It's a great jam tune
It's three chords so D G and A
There's really cool stops in the B section if you need to see the tab you can click on the link below this video
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[G] Play along with the guitar track at the very end of the video because it's a really good thing to do
[Bm] For practice, and I'll see you next week for the next song of the week _
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_ as a little added bonus.
I wanted to show you a couple different chord positions.
I use as a variation on the B section
_ The first one being these seven because we're doing the B7 [C] right here
_ Instead of doing this position all over the neck like for each of our chords.
I'm actually going to go to this [D] D7
_ And _ _ so you can play the same pretty much the same roll pattern _
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Like that _ _ [G] and then for the G7.
I'm going to go right here _ _ _
That's a really cool inversion of the G7 chord _
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_ _ _ And then for the A7 as [A] you can probably guess we're just going to move the G7 up two frets
_ _ So _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ [C#] _ [D] it sounds a little bit like this
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