Five chord shapes, all Am, but all in different positions on the guitar's fretboard. Spend some time working out the notes and you’ll see that they are all combinations of A, C and E notes. Don't Miss ...

This is a simple two-chord progression based on C and Am chords. The C chord is in bars 1 and 2, but notice that it runs through all five CAGED shapes. We’ve done the same with Am in bars 3 and 4. Try ...

Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson are calling for the end of the mirror selfie. Paige Spiranac isn't having it, though.

The song Looking For Someone features this AmAdd9 chord. In the context of this particular song, it is used in a jazzy way after a short run down from a standard Am chord.

The usual chords in that key would be G, Am, Bm, C, D, D7, and Em and their variations. The most common “next-door-neighbor” chords in G would be F and A7 (frequent guests in the house of G).