Chords for Badge - Cream / Eric Clapton - Guitar Lesson With Michael Casswell Licklibrary
Tempo:
75.1 bpm
Chords used:
Am
D
G
C
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Okay, we're going to take a look at badge now.
It's got three main sections our intro our verse vocal part and
The classic great sounding Leslie part in the middle mid section underneath the solo fantastic sound fantastic part
Let's take a look at the intro
Again as with I've said this throughout the DVD.
It's not so much the
But it's not so much the information.
I'm giving you is how it's played [Em] to get that sound across
[Db] The song is in key of a minor and the intro kind of [Am] starts like this
[G]
[A] [Ab] So strictly speaking if you actually listen to the track
There's not actually kind of any guitar [Db] actually doing a chord is he's just kind of doing this
[B]
[E] But it seems it [N] seems a waste that if you haven't got all that backing going on
Maybe you could actually kind of just just give a little kind of suggestion of the chords
[C]
[D] [G] [Am] [D]
[Am] So the first chord is an a minor
Open position second [Abm] fret D and G string and first [Am] fret on the B string
Keep that kind of a minor
feel and just lift your
third finger [C] off to the third fret on the
On the a string giving a kind of a C sound
[Ab] keep that kind of shape and hit the second fret on the D string so [Am] you get
I'm still kind of holding the whole chord and hitting almost all the strings [Eb] just letting those single notes bring out
[C] Back to that C shape C note on the a3 [D] and then you just want to suggest some sort of D major chord
[Am]
[D] when you're playing [N] three notes on the D major the open [A] D string the second fret on the G and the third fret on the B
And you've got a little run-up
[Am]
[D] That little [E] run-up is open E
Stay on the E string and it's the third fret fourth fret
to the [Am] open a minor a
[D]
[G] [Am] [Dm]
[G] Little kind of tip again, it's just as much this hand is you don't want to expose too much of your plectrum
I'm kind of really
Only holding a little bit of the plectrum and kind of brushing it almost against the flesh the strings are [Gb] brushed
Against the flesh of
My finger so that gives a real [Am] kind of intimate
[D] [Am]
[D] [B] Once we kind of once the vocal starts we get into the verse and it's it's kind of does
something like this
It's got three main sections our intro our verse vocal part and
The classic great sounding Leslie part in the middle mid section underneath the solo fantastic sound fantastic part
Let's take a look at the intro
Again as with I've said this throughout the DVD.
It's not so much the
But it's not so much the information.
I'm giving you is how it's played [Em] to get that sound across
[Db] The song is in key of a minor and the intro kind of [Am] starts like this
[G]
[A] [Ab] So strictly speaking if you actually listen to the track
There's not actually kind of any guitar [Db] actually doing a chord is he's just kind of doing this
[B]
[E] But it seems it [N] seems a waste that if you haven't got all that backing going on
Maybe you could actually kind of just just give a little kind of suggestion of the chords
[C]
[D] [G] [Am] [D]
[Am] So the first chord is an a minor
Open position second [Abm] fret D and G string and first [Am] fret on the B string
Keep that kind of a minor
feel and just lift your
third finger [C] off to the third fret on the
On the a string giving a kind of a C sound
[Ab] keep that kind of shape and hit the second fret on the D string so [Am] you get
I'm still kind of holding the whole chord and hitting almost all the strings [Eb] just letting those single notes bring out
[C] Back to that C shape C note on the a3 [D] and then you just want to suggest some sort of D major chord
[Am]
[D] when you're playing [N] three notes on the D major the open [A] D string the second fret on the G and the third fret on the B
And you've got a little run-up
[Am]
[D] That little [E] run-up is open E
Stay on the E string and it's the third fret fourth fret
to the [Am] open a minor a
[D]
[G] [Am] [Dm]
[G] Little kind of tip again, it's just as much this hand is you don't want to expose too much of your plectrum
I'm kind of really
Only holding a little bit of the plectrum and kind of brushing it almost against the flesh the strings are [Gb] brushed
Against the flesh of
My finger so that gives a real [Am] kind of intimate
[D] [Am]
[D] [B] Once we kind of once the vocal starts we get into the verse and it's it's kind of does
something like this
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Am
D
G
C
Db
Am
D
G
Okay, we're going to take a look at badge now.
It's got three main sections our intro our verse vocal part and
The classic great sounding Leslie part in the middle mid section underneath the solo fantastic sound fantastic part
Let's take a look at the intro
Again as with I've said this throughout the DVD.
It's not so much the
But it's not so much the information.
I'm giving you is how it's played [Em] to get that sound across
[Db] The song is in key of a minor and the intro kind of [Am] starts like this _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [Ab] _ So strictly speaking if you actually listen to the track
There's not actually kind of any guitar [Db] actually doing a chord is he's just kind of doing this
_ [B] _
_ [E] But it seems it [N] seems a waste that if you haven't got all that backing going on
Maybe you could actually kind of just just give a little kind of suggestion of the chords
_ [C] _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _
[Am] So the first chord is an a minor
Open position second [Abm] fret D and G string and first [Am] fret on the B string
_ Keep that kind of a minor
feel and just lift your
third finger [C] off to the third fret on the
On the a string giving a kind of a C sound _
[Ab] keep that kind of shape and hit the second fret on the D string so [Am] you get
_ _ I'm still kind of holding the whole chord and hitting almost all the strings [Eb] just letting those single notes bring out
[C] _ _ Back to that C shape C note on the a3 [D] and then you just want to suggest some sort of D major chord
_ [Am] _
_ _ [D] _ when you're playing [N] three notes on the D major the open [A] D string the second fret on the G and the third fret on the B
And you've got a little run-up
[Am] _
_ _ [D] _ That little [E] run-up is open E
Stay on the E string and it's the third fret fourth fret
to the [Am] open a minor a
_ [D] _
_ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _ [Dm] _
[G] Little kind of tip again, it's just as much this hand is you don't want to expose too much of your plectrum
I'm kind of really
Only holding a little bit of the plectrum and kind of brushing it almost against the flesh the strings are [Gb] brushed
Against the flesh of
My finger so that gives a real [Am] kind of intimate
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [B] Once we kind of once the vocal starts we get into the verse and it's it's kind of does
something like this _ _ _ _
It's got three main sections our intro our verse vocal part and
The classic great sounding Leslie part in the middle mid section underneath the solo fantastic sound fantastic part
Let's take a look at the intro
Again as with I've said this throughout the DVD.
It's not so much the
But it's not so much the information.
I'm giving you is how it's played [Em] to get that sound across
[Db] The song is in key of a minor and the intro kind of [Am] starts like this _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [Ab] _ So strictly speaking if you actually listen to the track
There's not actually kind of any guitar [Db] actually doing a chord is he's just kind of doing this
_ [B] _
_ [E] But it seems it [N] seems a waste that if you haven't got all that backing going on
Maybe you could actually kind of just just give a little kind of suggestion of the chords
_ [C] _ _
[D] _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _ [D] _
[Am] So the first chord is an a minor
Open position second [Abm] fret D and G string and first [Am] fret on the B string
_ Keep that kind of a minor
feel and just lift your
third finger [C] off to the third fret on the
On the a string giving a kind of a C sound _
[Ab] keep that kind of shape and hit the second fret on the D string so [Am] you get
_ _ I'm still kind of holding the whole chord and hitting almost all the strings [Eb] just letting those single notes bring out
[C] _ _ Back to that C shape C note on the a3 [D] and then you just want to suggest some sort of D major chord
_ [Am] _
_ _ [D] _ when you're playing [N] three notes on the D major the open [A] D string the second fret on the G and the third fret on the B
And you've got a little run-up
[Am] _
_ _ [D] _ That little [E] run-up is open E
Stay on the E string and it's the third fret fourth fret
to the [Am] open a minor a
_ [D] _
_ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ _ [Dm] _
[G] Little kind of tip again, it's just as much this hand is you don't want to expose too much of your plectrum
I'm kind of really
Only holding a little bit of the plectrum and kind of brushing it almost against the flesh the strings are [Gb] brushed
Against the flesh of
My finger so that gives a real [Am] kind of intimate
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [B] Once we kind of once the vocal starts we get into the verse and it's it's kind of does
something like this _ _ _ _