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Jaden Kim breaks down Steve Lacy's "Forever" chord by chord. Learn the Cmaj7, barre chords on the 5th and 3rd frets, and an A minor-9 shape fingered like B minor, plus the strumming pattern that holds it together.
Jaden Kim breaks down Steve Lacy's "Forever" chord by chord. Learn the Cmaj7, barre chords on the 5th and 3rd frets, and an A minor-9 shape fingered like B minor, plus the strumming pattern that holds it together.
Hello, everyone. Today I've got Forever by Steve Lacy for you. I'll play it first, and then I'll show you guys how. And it just loops like that. All right, first up, we've got a C major 7. This one's a little bit of a stretch. If you've ever played Bad Habit, this is like the same chord. It's like that. He also uses it here, so it's going to be. If that's a hard stretch for you, what you can do is you can just take off that middle finger at the third fret and just worry about the other one. So it'll sound like this. So we're gonna go. And then you're gonna just drum the top two strings, gonna put bar on the fifth fret and then bar on the third fret. So it's. Got that. And then we're gonna go to A. It's like A. It's a. You finger it like a B, a regular B minor chord. But you're gonna. You're gonna let this high E string ring. So it's gonna go. To this. This is an A minor 9. So the first, the count is going to be like 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. 2, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3. Back to the top one. Cool. Quick one today. I hope that was helpful and leave more suggestions in the comments. Bye. Bye.
