Lauren BatemanGuitar Teacher; Founder of the 7 Level Guitar System

Stuck Like Glue Chords #shorts

20 Mar 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube demonstration by Lauren Bateman teaching a sequence she calls the "Stuck Like Glue" chords. She shows how to form a G chord and then modifies finger positions to produce CAD9, D suspended fourth (Dsus4), A7 suspended 4 (A7sus4), and an optional E minor 7 (Em7), noting which fingers move and suggesting these shapes for songs like "Wonderwall."

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March 20, 2023

G, CAD9, D suspended fourth (Dsus4), A7 SUS4 (A7sus4), and E minor 7 (Em7)

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I'm going to show you four very popular chords called my Stuck Like Glue chords. And they use the third finger in the pinky on the bottom two strings. Now, if you know a G chord, you're just going to make that G chord shape on the top, which is second finger on the third fret top string, and then the second finger on the second fret of the A string. So this is our G chord. If you move each of these fingers down two strings each, you've got a CAD9 chord. If you move this first finger down one string, you've got a D suspended fourth CH. If you move the first finger up one string, you've now got an A7 SUS4. And as a bonus chord, let's throw in the E minor 7 just for fun, because then you can play cool songs like Wonderwall.
Try using these Stuck Like Glue chords on some of your favorite songs.