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It's time to add some more interest to our basic shuffle playing by adding little fills. One common fill is to move from the flatted 3rd of the chord we're playing to the major 3rd. For our E chord, this means the G to G# on the low E string, and for our A chord, this means the C to C# on our A string. Listen to the example below to hear how this sounds...

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