Chords for Derek Trucks Guest Lesson (TG239)

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_ [Db] And, you know, a lot of times, _ [Bb] especially in the blues and the gospel stuff, _ _ the tonal
[A] center is set, but, you know, it can [C] be minor, [Ab] it can be major.
It's kind of, [Bb] the beauty [Ab] of it is you can [A] bounce back [Ab] and forth, you know.
[A] The major third [Ab] is implied, or you can [Bb] just hit it [A] directly.
It's funny, you'll be playing with certain musicians and they'll just completely avoid it.
[G] It's minor.
And then other guys [Ab] will just go right to the major third.
Just lean on it.
[Db] So it all _ [Eb] depends on what you're [A] trying to say or what sentiment you're trying to get
across, you know.
[C] But we'll do some [Eb] _ _ linear [A] lines, some gospel [Bb] lines.
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So that's more, _ _ you know, leaning on the major a little bit more.
[Bbm] And then, you know, _
_ [C] within the same song, the same _
_ [Bb] setting, you can just go a little
[A] darker on it.
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[G] _ So_ _ _ _ _ _
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[D] So same idea, but _ [Bb] just leaning the other way [A] a little bit.
Yeah, the other way, yeah.
Darker element.
[Eb] While we're on that, if you're confronted with a completely_
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Yeah.
_ _ [Db] _ Just like you did, or do you ever [Gb] do the relative major thing?
[Eb] Yeah, occasionally, [C] but I usually, _ for the most [Bb] part, I start at home.
[A] Yeah, that's a bit [Gb] _ off the track, isn't it?
Yeah, but [Db] sometimes that's what you're going for.
Sometimes [Bb] you want to be off [C] the track, but it's, you know, if [Db] you're going straight [Bb] minor,
then you can [A] _ _ _ [Bb] get lines [A]
like_
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_ _ _ [Am] _ _ [G] Yeah. _
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