12-Bar Blues Variations. The first variation is in the first four bars. To break up the monotony of the I7, we can use a IV7 chord in the second measure. The second variation is in the last four bars. For the ninth measure, we will still use the V7 chord, but in the tenth measure, we will switch back to a IV7 chord.
The video below will guide you step by step on how to play the baritone chord: #3. Can you play ukulele chords on a baritone ukulele? Yes, you can. The baritone ukulele is tuned DGBE, you can play like a standard ukulele (GCEA tuning) for a more uke sound, but you need the right strings and tune it into GCEA. #4. One of the benefits of playing bar chords is that they can be moved up and down the neck of the ukulele to create different chords. For example, if you play a C major bar chord at the first fret, it will be a different chord than if you move that same shape up two frets to the third fret (an E major chord). So after about the first 3-4 hours of practicing and playing, while using bar chords somewhat consistently in the songs my hands start to get tired. Am I G G7/B C Am But I got four walls around me, to hold my life D D7/F# G D To keep me from going astray G G7/B C Am And a honky tonk angel, to hold me tight D C G To keep me from slipping away. (As first verse) Well I can light up your smokes I can laugh at your jokes I can watch you fall down on your knees I can close down this bar Oh and gas up .