The Money Chords in C

The Money Chords in C

In almost every studio recording session I'm in, whether on acoustic or electric, I tend to derive my ideas from a basic set of chord shapes. These chord shapes combined with a few chord substitution rules make for great sounding guitar parts. I call these chords the "money chords" and they have certainly put food on my table more than once. These are the nuts and bolts of great sounding guitar parts whether you are playing for your enjoyment or laying down the intro for a Grammy-winning artists song in the studio.

This lesson covers these important "money chords" in the key of C that make up great sounding guitar parts. Learn some new forms and start creating the sounds you hear everyday in songs.

Have a great lesson! - Steve Krenz

Steve plays a Epiphone Inspired By Lennon Casino in this lesson.

Check out Gibson's Learn & Master Guitar course for more great instruction.

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