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RY X
by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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Soft Loft
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This is really good reading. I don't understand a bit of it but I am trying.
Why do all my chord charts show adding A# (or Bb) when playing a C9
In open position playing the third string third fret like when playing a C7
Does this mean to play a ninth you play a seventh and add the Ninth?
Rather than simply adding a ninth to a Cmaj
Last edited by Bill Robinson; 01/28/11 02:25 PM.
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