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I have I Leida by Bamboula Ferret and Fapy lafertin stuck in my head after seeing the Tapiei performance with Tcha and Antoine.
I have a pdf of the chord names but can't figure out the voicings, I am fairly new to GJ but have learnt the basic chords, nothing I try seems to sound right.
If anyone has a tab chord chart or anything that might help me out i'd really appreciate it.
Thanks!
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If you know you GJ guitar voicings there's not much in here that is out of the ordinary.
Not sure how you are playing that movement starting on measure 3, but that sort of line cliche is pretty typical/idiosyncratic for this style if you haven't seen it.
Em - x7998x
Em(maj7) - x7988x
Em7 -x7978x
Em6 - x7968x
I form the Em chord like you typically would for the barre chord, but then for the next 3 chords put my pinky finger on the 9th fret B note. Then for the last chord, I use my second finger to play the root and my index to play the 6th. Otherwise, the other chords seem pretty straightforward.