Minor Seven Flat Five Chords (m7 <span class="symbolA">b</span>5)

1- INTRODUCTION 2- LESSON ONE 3- Playing Single Notes (Picking) 4- The C Major Chord 5- Notes on the 1st String 6- The Eighth Note 7- Eighth Note Strumming Rhythms 8- A Major Chord 9- Notes on the 4th String 10- Notes on the 5th string 11- Fingerpicking 12- The Major Scale 13- The Three Four Time Signature 14- Bass Note Rhythm Patterns 15- Sharp Signs 16- Silent Strums And Continuous 17- Flat Signs 18- Learning All The Notes 19- More About Major Scales 20- More on Keys And Key Signatures 21- How to Learn a New Key 22- Transposing 23- Minor Keys And Scales 24- Simple And Compound Time 25- Relative Keys 26- Intervals 27- Understanding Chords 28- Chord Construction—Triads 29- Scale Tone Chords 30- Bass Runs 31- Minor Key Scale Tone Triads 32- Right Thumb and Fingers Together 33- Suspended Chords 34- New Topic 35- Strumming Two Strings Together 36- Dominant 7th Chords 37- Seventh Chord Types 38- Bar Chords 39- Learning the Whole Fretboard 40- Adding Chromatic Notes to Keys 41- The Minor Pentatonic Scale 42- The Triplet 43- More About 12 Bar Blues 44- Sixteenth Notes 45- Slurs 46- Identifying Rhythms 47- The Slide 48- Movable Chord Shapes in Five Forms 49- Bending Notes 50- Vibrato 51- Moving to Different Keys 52- Analyzing What You Play 53- Five Forms of The Pentatonic Scale 54- The Blues Scale 55- Twelve Eight Time ( <span class="symbolA">+</span> ) 56- Glossary of Musical Terms 57- Acoustic Guitars 58- The G Major Chord 59- Notes on the 3rd String 60- The Pivot 61- Alternate Picking 62- 12 Bar Blues 63- Minor Chords 64- Ledger Lines 65- Picking With Your Thumb 66- The Octave 67- <span class="symbolA">^</span> Time Rhythm Patterns 68- Playing Notes Together Fingerstyle 69- The F Sharp Note (F<span class="symbolA">#</span>) 70- Rhythms 71- The Note B Flat (B<span class="symbolA">b</span> ) 72- Tones And Semitones 73- The Key Cycle 74- The Natural Minor Scale 75- Learning Minor Scales in All Keys 76- Interval Qualities 77- Fingering Variations 78- Augmented And Diminished Chords 79- The Major Key Triad Pattern 80- Slash Chords 81- Clawhammer Style 82- Add Nine Chords 83- Power Chords 84- The Half Bar 85- Major Seventh Chords (Maj7) 86- Left Hand Technique 87- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 88- Riffs 89- Swing Rhythms 90- Chords I IV and V in all Keys 91- Using 16th Notes With Chords 92- The Hammer-on 93- The 9th Chord 94- Pattern 1 Extension 95- Movable 7th Chord Forms 96- Licks Using Bends 97- Pick Tremolo 98- Identifying Scale Patterns 99- New Techniques - The Rake And The 100- 16th Notes in <span class="symbolA">+</span> Time 101- Electric Guitars 102- Chord Diagrams 103- Notes on the 2nd String 104- Rests 105- Tablature Size And Style 106- Turnaround Progressions 107- Notes on the 6th String 108- Fingerpicking Pattern 1 109- C Major Scale in Open Position 110- Fingerpicking Patterns in <span class="symbolA">^</span> Time 111- Bass Note Rhythm Patterns in <span class="symbolA">*</span> Time 112- The G Major Scale 113- Silent Strum Symbols 114- Left Hand Fingering Numbers 115- Sharps 116- Major Scales in All Keys 117- The Harmonic Minor Scale 118- Table of Minor Scales 119- Interval Distances 120- Rhythm Notation 121- Primary Chords 122- Chords in Other Minor Keys 123- Adding Scale Tones to Chords 124- Movable Power Chords 125- Minor Seventh Chords (m7) 126- Root 6 Bar Chords 127- Notes in More than one Place 128- The Shuffle 129- Pentatonic Blues Solo 130- Common 16th Note Figures 131- The Pull-off 132- Developing Rhythmic Control 133- The Quick Slide 134- Voicings 135- The Release Bend 136- Double Notes 137- Blues Scale Forms 138- A Final Solo 139- Strings 140- The Seventh Chord 141- Rhythm Patterns 142- The Lead-In 143- Alternating Bass Notes 144- Sequences 145- Key Signatures 146- Syncopation 147- The F Major Scale 148- The Chromatic Scale 149- The Melodic Minor Scale 150- Finding Intervals on The Fretboard 151- Arpeggios 152- Harmonizing Melodies 153- Harmonic Minor Scale Tone Chords 154- Right Hand Damping 155- Minor Seven Flat Five Chords (m7 <span class="symbolA">b</span>5) 156- Notes on The Sixth String 157- Position Playing, Position Indicators 158- Slurs Using Open Strings 159- Twelve Note Positions For Triplets 160- Licks Using The Slide 161- Superimposing Chord Forms 162- Licks Using Release Bends 163- Playing With Other Musicians 164- Tuning Your Guitar 165- Slide Finger 166- Fingerpicking Pattern 2 167- The Key of C Major 168- Fingerpicking Pattern 5 169- Syncopated Bass Note Rhythms 170- Flats 171- Identifying Intervals by Ear 172- Playing Arpeggios 173- Common Progressions 174- Fingering Numbers in Traditional Notation 175- Rock n Roll Chords 176- Diminished 7th Chords (dim, dim7 or ^o7) 177- Bar Chord Indicators 178- Unison Notes, String Markings ( ) 179- The Quarter Note Triplet 180- Swinging 16th Notes 181- Movable Minor Chords 182- The Quick Bend 183- Jam Along Progressions 184- How to Read Music 185- Chord Progressions 186- Fingerpicking Accompaniment 187- Bass Note Rhythm Variations 188- Enharmonic Notes 189- Chord Shapes 190- Melodic Minor Scale Tone Chords 191- A Rock Chord Shapes 192- Percussive Strumming 193- Higher And Lower Octaves of Notes 194- 16 Positions For Sixteenth Notes 195- Sliding Chords 196- Listening 197- Music Notation 198- D Rock Chord Shapes 199- Root 5 Bar Chords 200- Supplementary Pieces 201- How to Hold the Guitar 202- E Rock Chord Shapes 203- Notes on The Fifth String 204- Movable Chord Shapes 205- Right Hand Position 206- Changing Between Shapes 207- Chord Formula Chart 208- Left Hand Position 209- Left Hand Placement