Cowboy Chords & Walking Basslines

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About this lesson

While practicing Colter Wall’s song Thinkin’ on a Woman I found myself taking a detour into this little rhythm figure, which features some cowboy chord walk ups & walk downs between A, E, and D. Combined with some alternating bass notes and some slap strumming, you have yourself one fun little exercise.

I’ll teach you how to play it in two ways: one easier, and one a bit more difficult. Either way, quite the fun warm up exercise to mess around with. And for homework, I do very much recommend listening to Colter Wall – he’s a young country artist from Saskatchewan who can write, and sing, one heck of a song.


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