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  1. matonanjin
    This is from an article in a Guitarist Magazine so-called Blues Masterclass. It is talking about different forms of moveable 7th chords. The first two examples are obvious. We have the 6th string barre chord we learned in session 7; so assuming 1st fret we have F7. And the second one is 5th string barre chord so assuming 2nd fret we have B7. But what is ex. 3? Assuming the first fret, it is It is D#, G#, C, F#. I have the red arrow pointing it. (For that matter, if anyone is a theory expert and ambitious, what are the other two examples?)

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