How to Play G, C & D Chords in Open G Tuning

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Part of the video series: How to Learn Basic Slide Guitar Techniques

Summary: Learn some great tips on how to play G, C and D chords in open G tuning without a slide in this free video clip on music theory and guitar lessons.

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How to Play G, C & D Chords in Open G Tuning

Hi I'm Rock Tobey and on behalf of Expert Village I'm going to demonstrate some slide guitar. Sometimes it's useful to use some open chords, without actually using the slide. For example you can play the G chord open and you can play a G 7th chord like this. Or you can play it like this. Then you can play a C chord like this and then back to the G. Then a D chord like that. It's useful for example if you wanted to do something like this. That way you're incorporating open chords with the slide. It gives you a lot more variety of things to do.

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