Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Recently I have been working on the major and minor triads. I’m starting off with Hotel California as mentioned in one of Tomo’s lessons.

It turns out that that song from a practical standpoint is great to educate. It also is a challenge learning all the relative positions of each triad progression. One of my favorite things I’ve been working on so far.

I’m curious what other songs the community here has used to practice this method? Would love to hear your song suggestions and also why the song you pick you believe makes/will make someone a better guitarist.

Hotel Cali taught me a lot also, also using the progression in different keys like Cm or Bb is useful.

I recommend Hey Joe.

Hey Joe uses the circle of fifths, C-G-D-A-E.
You can use it for simple open chord strumming, triads, and arpeggios

When I first started playing it was Hotel California and Little Wing. Great songs to learn the positions across the fretboard.

Thanks guys! Hey Joe... Little Wing! Yes!

Tomo

Twinkle Twinkle!
It's just fun to say and to play :-)

Kurt
Lisa's cat when she was a little girl was "Twinkles " :-)
One of my childhood cats was named PussPuss!