Guitar chord
E♭ 7 chord Eb7
A seventh (dominant seventh) chord: a major chord with a seventh on top. It builds a tension that pulls toward the next chord: the sound of blues and rock 'n' roll.
Its notes: E♭, G, B♭, and D♭.
Also written D#7.
How to play it
- index: barre on fret 6, strings 5 to 1
- ring: fret 8, string 4
- little finger: fret 8, string 2
- Don't play: string 6
On the dots: 1 = index, 2 = middle, 3 = ring, 4 = little finger. Strings go from 6 (low E) to 1 (high E).
Easier
Capo on fret 1, D 7 shape
Put the capo on fret 1 and play the D 7 shape (D7): it sounds as E♭ 7. The capo costs nothing to the sound.
D7 Capo 1Capo on fret 3, C 7 shape
Put the capo on fret 3 and play the C 7 shape (C7): it sounds as E♭ 7. The capo costs nothing to the sound.
C7 Capo 3Capo on fret 4, B 7 shape
Put the capo on fret 4 and play the B 7 shape (B7): it sounds as E♭ 7. The capo costs nothing to the sound.
B7 Capo 4
Where it leads
Same note, other chords
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