In this guitar chord theory lesson Danny Gill covers the much asked question ‘What is a secondary dominant chord?‘. In part one he explains that a secondary dominant chord is a dominant chord which doesn't belong to the key you're in. In this guitar chord progression lesson Danny focuses on a secondary dominant six chord, or a 'five of two' chord. He then shows you a solo which uses a combination of guitar arpeggios, harmonic minor, phrygian dominant guitar licks and mixolydian phrases over the secondary dominant chord.

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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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