top of page
Search

How To Learn Slide Guitar: Dominant Chords

Dominant chords are an essential ingredient in blues music and any music that branches from blues. A dominant chord is composed of the Intervals 1 - 3 - 5 - b7 or C - E - G - Bb if we are in the key of C. I have included a couple voicings below that are friendly shapes for Open-E. One chord uses a 6th string root, the other a 5th string root. Enjoy!

If you are interested in learning more licks like this in Open-E and on slide, you can contact me at jarredgarneau@gmail.com to set up a lesson. If you would like to support my efforts in form of donation my Paypal is jarredgarneau@gmail.com and my Venmo is Jarred-Garneau


-Jarred


 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Practice Tip for Guitar

Practice Consistently, Not Just Intensely It's better to practice 20 minutes a day than 2 hours once a week. Muscle memory develops with...

 
 
 
Notable Influences: B.B. King

B.B. King: The King of the Blues B.B. King wasn’t just a blues guitarist—he was the  blues guitarist. Born in Mississippi in 1925, he...

 
 
 

Comments


(207) 651-6696

©2025 by Jarred Garneau.

bottom of page