I don't usually do flat-picking with my music - as I'm not very proficient at it. I have been playing with a group of musicians in the last few months, though, and re-learning the skill a bit.
Here's a simple progression we've been playing around with. Chords make my hands hurt.
Em - D - Em - B - A - G - A - G
Em - D - Em - B - C - D
E - Em - E - F
F#mbb5 - Bmbb5 - E - A7
F#mbb5 - Bmbb5 - D7 - G#7 - D#5 - C#5
C#5 - D5 - back to the beginning.
Pretty fun if you want to jam out a bit with friends.
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Calypso_Koalasaur
when you right like this F#mbb5 what do the two flats mean? i can understand the flat fifth maybe but wouldn't "f sharp minor flat" just be "f minor"?