In order to spice things up a little, let’s add a few color tones to these triads. This example uses the 9th (the note E against Dmin7) and the 11th (the note G against Dmin7) in conjunction with the regular Dmin triad inversions.
Tutorial - Eric Johnson Triads
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Eric Johnson Triads - Lick 2
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