Remember that I'm playing these chords in 4ths tuning but the TAB is in standard so my shapes look a little different.
Chord V is built from the note G and is called,
G7#5 or G seven sharp five.
Two voicings are provided.
Chord VI is built from the note A and is called,
Am7b5nat9 or A minor 7 flat 5 natural 9
Finally, chord VII is built from the note B and is called,
B7alt or B 7 altered
Altered means that the chord can contain any or all of the following - a b5,#5,b9 or #9. In the case of this shape we have a #5 and #9 in the voicing. Move onto the next video to see how we can use these complex sounding chords and their parent scale in a harmonic context.