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Nicely seventh
What, a boring' nold sevunth? Is that the best they can come up with after 12 months at it? Ordinary chord, maybe, but a really sweet position - very comfortable, easy to slip and slide up the strings, and sounds low and gravelly. Index finger on the A string, ring finger on the E string, fourth finger on the D, and little pinkie on the G. Remaining B and top E don't get touched. Try it, s'nice.
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