http://guitar.davidsouthwick.net/2009/05/slash-chords/ Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:05:57 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://guitar.davidsouthwick.net/2009/05/slash-chords/comment-page-1/#comment-1036 admin Fri, 08 May 2009 22:02:48 +0000 http://guitar.titusvillebranchfellowship.org/?p=496#comment-1036 The bVII chord is the major chord that is a whole step lower than the I chord in any key. The bVII in the key of G is F, in the key of C it is Bb, in the key of D it is C and so on. The bVII/2 many times can be substituted for the I7. In other words, instead of playing the G7 in the key of G, the F/G can be played. Instead of the D7 in the key of D, the C/D can be played. Instead of the A7 in the key of A, the G/A can be played. And so on. The bVII chord is the major chord that is a whole step lower than the I chord in any key. The bVII in the key of G is F, in the key of C it is Bb, in the key of D it is C and so on. The bVII/2 many times can be substituted for the I7. In other words, instead of playing the G7 in the key of G, the F/G can be played. Instead of the D7 in the key of D, the C/D can be played. Instead of the A7 in the key of A, the G/A can be played. And so on.

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