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Hotel California is a great corporation, and that's especially a good corporation for practicing barcodes,
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so this progression features a lot of cords.
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So print off the PDF with the codes listed and practice playing them at your own pace.
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But I'm going to demonstrate them first and then to explain what's going on and how to move between
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the cords as smoothly as we can.
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So just like the previous two practice progressions, we're going to play one strum and four beats on
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each chord.
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So it sounds like this.
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One, two, three, four.
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To the course.
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Now we have it.
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So it's quite a long chord progression, but it's such a familiar classic song, but I think it's a
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good progression to remember and a fun progression to practice and learn.
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So we start off with the B motto for.
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Which we've already won.
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Then we go to the F sharp major backorder, which is the same as the major Bertaud moved up, one for
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it.
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They move up to the a major Bertaud here.
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You would play that as an opening, but I think it feels good to move from that F shop all the way up
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to a with the first finger being on the fifth fret down to e e major open and open g.
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We've already learned to open.
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An immortal.
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To an F sharp in.
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And that's the verse chord progression that repeats again, and then the chorus chord progression goes
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to a big.
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To a detour.
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To an F sharp.
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Back to a B minus.
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G.
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Gordon.
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To a deep.
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To an E monochord.
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To an F sharp caught.
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There we have it.
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You have enough calls to play along with the whole six minutes and however many seconds of Hotel California
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that that there is, so have fun playing that chord progression is a great song and it's a great way
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to practice moving between the barcodes.
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And remember, you know, you want to try to get the notes to to all react clearly, try to fret with
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the tips of your fingers, as you can see, you know, on my fingers here, the the string mark is right
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on the tip there, except when you're borrowing, of course, because you're using the whole finger
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and moving between the chords.
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If you if you're turning four measures, sometimes it's good to move the chord just before the beginning
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of the next bar.
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So two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four, two, three, four.
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You just want to find a, you know, a smooth way to make the transitions and it takes some time, but
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stick with it and yeah, keep keep working on developing that that left hand strength, playing those
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backwards in the next set.
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And we're going to look at some film patterns.
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So we're moving to really the right hand focused exercises next.
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