Example 6: "Jazzeriffic"

- And here's example number six.…One, two, three, four.…

Alright, let's break this one down.…This one is actually a suspended chord,…then resolved, but more specifically,…it's G suspended chord, sus 9,…and the way I'm going to play that is,…G on the sixth string, third fret.…And then I'm going to build an F triad above that,…so it's going to be with my fourth, second, and first fingers,…four three, three two, and two one.…

I do that with my first, second, and fourth fingers,…which leaves my third finger free to play the low note.…So I strung that three times,…and I mute this fifth string and the first string…so we just have the four strings…that I have fretted sounding.…It's a little bit tricky, I'm muting the fifth string…with the flesh on the back of my third finger here,…and the first string I'm muting…with the flesh on the tip of my first finger.…

On the fourth strum, I'm going to resolve that C…down a half-step by just lifting off my pinkie,…I'm sorry, my first finger.…It's a little tricky, because you want to keep…