In this guitar chord progression lesson Danny Gill continues to teach you how to use secondary dominant chords. In part five of this music theory lesson series Danny focuses on secondary dominant chord substitution in the key of A with a 'five of six' chord. There's an example guitar solo and analysis in which Danny uses harmonic minor as a vehicle for showing you how to play guitar solos over secondary dominant chord progressions.

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Danny Gill

Danny Gill is, without a doubt, the most loved tutor by our community. With an incredible array of DVDs and web lessons for LickLibrary covering a wide variety of topics all of which he covers with incredible detail, it's no wonder he carries as much respect as he does. As...

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