Born to lose-C6 VIDEO

[Ron Hogan]

My version of Born to lose on C6.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bunz2BhJ2qA

[Erv Niehaus]

I couldn't recognize the melody from your playing.
Erv

[Tony Dingus]

Sounds great Ron.

Tony

[Roger Rettig]

I don't agree, Erv. Ron has certainly altered some chords, but the top line of the tune is present.

Nice job, Ron; there are a couple of twists and turns in there I wouldn't mind figuring out myself.

[Erv Niehaus]

Take a lesson from Jeff Newman, just play the melody.
Erv

[Ben Edmonds]

Sounds great, Ron!

[Ron Hogan]

Take a lesson from Jeff Newman, just play the melody.
Erv

Erv, I take it you don’t play C6.

If you do, let us hear a demo. I’m open to learning from you.

Ron

[Carmen Acciaioli]

First of all it says,”My Version “
The beauty of C6 is the creativity of
using Alt and Passing chords.
It’s a major part of Franklin’s C6 Toolbox coarse.
I hear the melody surrounded by Alt and
passing chords. Beautiful !

[Dale Rottacker]

This was great Ron

[Erv Niehaus]

Ron,
I do play C6th but I won't be posting anything.
I don't want to make you feel bad.
Erv

[Bill Cunningham]

Sorry Erv, I liked it. Good stuff to figure out there. Thanks for sharing Ron.

[Ron Hogan]

Ron,
I do play C6th but I won't be posting anything.
I don't want to make you feel bad.
Erv

Erv...I love your sense of humor. Really!

Ron

[Erv Niehaus]

Ron,
Thanks!
Erv

[Dale Stacy]

Very nice

[David Wisson]

Hi Ron Very nice. Melody is definitely there. C6th has so many alternative chords its hard to decide which ones to use. Dave