How exactly you do a G flat major with an E in the bass?

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Thread started 04/30/04 10:31pm

MrSquiggle	How exactly you do a G flat major with an E in the bass? We all know the song... "It took my mind out, like a GbMaj with an E in the bass...". I play guitar and piano, tell me, how do you finger that chord?
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Reply #1 posted 05/01/04 5:10am

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Reply #2 posted 05/01/04 2:36pm

cranshaw62	That chord gives a "lydian" sound. Another inversion is the 2nd finger on the Low E string 12th fret and the first finger on the D G and B string on the 11th fret C# F# A# -- -- --11-- --11-- --11-- -- -- --12-- Strum the chord then play the notes: F# G# A# C# B G# F# D# F F#
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Reply #3 posted 05/01/04 6:19pm

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play an F# chord and play an open E string

Reply #4 posted 05/01/04 8:24pm

mrdespues	cloud9mission said: play an F# chord and play an open E string in the bass, that is.
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