Dial a Guitar Chord

• Also on the front of the dial is the “Color-CODED Quick Check Reference Grid” of the Nashville Number System which goes up to “The 9″… (the 1 is red, the 2 is orange, the 3 is yellow, the 4 is green, etc.)…
• On the back … a full explanation of the “Nashville # System” along with how to make minor guitar chords and shows the “Natural Qualities” of the chords (major or minor).
• Dealers – Bar coded for retail scanners and come with a POP counter display.
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• How to make every guitar chord at 1st. position in all 12 keys including the 7th.s
• Which Chords go together in each key for easy access to progressions …
• How many sharps or flats are in each key signature for easy identification of what key a piece of sheet music is in (ex: two #’s = the key of “D”, one # = the key of “G”, etc..), the names of the diatonic scale degrees (tonic, dominant, mediant, etc.), the Solfa names of the scale positions (the do, re, mi’s,)
• Like a Guitar Chord Book, but with no pages to turn + more …
• Color-CODED with the Major Degrees of Scale, Diatonic Scale Degrees, Natural Chord Qualities, Relative Minor Chords, Nashville # System and more …

 
O.K. … it’s a standard 12 bar in “G” but add a 2 on the bridge …kick it off from the 5 … hit the 4 on the way down and then into the 1 … watch me for the 2 … Say What !! … and the place is packed wall to wall with rowdy music fans … and the management is starting to get real impatient .. and the leader of the band is starting to get edged too … now is not the time to stand there and blink with your mouth open … gloss over gawking at the audience, start to choke and then meek out asking what do you mean ?? … Fear Not !! … “DIAL A GUITAR CHORD • DIAL A PROGRESSION” to the rescue .. aren’t you glad you use the dial ? … Don’t you wish everybody did …

So … if you’re ever unsure which chords sound best with each other in the key of “Eb” … just dial up “Eb” and the “Dial A Guitar Chord · Dial A Progression” will show you which chords go with the key of “Eb”, the diagrams show you how to make those chords and which numbers in the Nashville # System the chords are called – (the 1, 2, 4, 5 etc.).