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    B7 Shape 12 Bar Blues

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    Michael Homersham
    This document provides instructions for playing a 12 bar blues using the B7 chord shape. It lists the fret positions for the E7, A7 and B7 chords as B7 chord shapes in different frets. It then provides a chord progression pattern using those chords that follows the standard 12 bar blues structure, indicating it should be played with a blues strum over 4 counts for each bar.

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    B7 Shape 12 Bar Blues

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    This document provides instructions for playing a 12 bar blues using the B7 chord shape. It lists the fret positions for the E7, A7 and B7 chords as B7 chord shapes in different frets. It then provides a chord progression pattern using those chords that follows the standard 12 bar blues structure, indicating it should be played with a blues strum over 4 counts for each bar.

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    This document provides instructions for playing a 12 bar blues using the B7 chord shape. It lists the fret positions for the E7, A7 and B7 chords as B7 chord shapes in different frets. It then provides a chord progression pattern using those chords that follows the standard 12 bar blues structure, indicating it should be played with a blues strum over 4 counts for each bar.

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    B7 Shape 12 Bar Blues

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    Michael Homersham
    This document provides instructions for playing a 12 bar blues using the B7 chord shape. It lists the fret positions for the E7, A7 and B7 chords as B7 chord shapes in different frets. It then provides a chord progression pattern using those chords that follows the standard 12 bar blues structure, indicating it should be played with a blues strum over 4 counts for each bar.

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    Using B7 shape 12 Bar Blues

    E7 = B7 chord shape in Fret 6 & 7

    A7 = B7 chord shape in Fret 11 & 12

    B7 = B7 chord shape in Fret 1 & 2

    | E7 | E7 | E7 | E7 |

    | A7 | A7 | E7 | E7 |

    | B7 | A7 | E7 | E7 |

    Pattern 1 = Blues strum (4 counts for each bar)

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