How to Play an Alternate Form of a B7 Chord for Blue Christmas on Guitar

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Part of the video series: How to Play Blue Christmas on the Acoustic Guitar

Summary: An alternate form of the B7 chord on guitar is used in the song Blue Christmas by Elvis Presley. Learn how to play an alternate form of the B7 guitar chord in this free guitar playing video lesson.

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Bill Macpherson Bill Macpherson has been playing guitar professionally for more than 20 years. In addition to his guitar playing, he runs a recording studio and is a sought-a... read more

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How to Play an Alternate Form of a B7 Chord for Blue Christmas on Guitar

This is Bill Macperson for Expert Village. This next chord I'm going to show you is another form of the B7 that I showed you earlier. This is done up here with the bar it gives it a different flavor than this one does. We use it in pretty much spot in the song and I'll show you that in a little while. So the first note is your A string second fret B. The next note is your D string fourth fret F sharp. Now again this is a bar chord, so your next is going to be barred on this fret your G string and then your B string is right below this one on your fourth fret. Again, your high E is barred and that is another B7.

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