Jan. 3

 NR16

Capo on 6, all barre-style shapes

A, F#m, B7, Bm7

So actual chords are D#, Cm, F7, Fm7


NR15

This is an update to NR6 from 12/2/23

Using the original -A, Bsus2, D, A (Capo on 2, so shapes are G, Asus2, C, G) as the second part, now preceded by these shapes:

Am, G, Am, Em

Am, G, Em

Actual chords =     Bm, A, Bm, F#m

                                Am, A, F#m


Josh's workup of my jam

Comments

  1. Grill TrainFebruary 5, 2024 at 5:39 PM

    NR16 has too much whimsy for me. NR15 is cool. Cant stop picturing Eddie Vedder singing over it

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