Aha.That makes sense. Thank you very very much
You were right about it being a pop song - Princes 'Nothing compares 2 u'.
Starting off slowly
Thanks again
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And thnx for explaining it clearly for me
15th June, 2017
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Aha.That makes sense. Thank you very very much
You were right about it being a pop song - Princes 'Nothing compares 2 u'.
Starting off slowly
Thanks again
<Added>
And thnx for explaining it clearly for me
15th June, 2017
That is not a stupid question. That is a very good question. C/E in pop music usually means to play the C chord in first inversion. If you're self taught you might not know what that means. Your normal C chord is C-E-G. A first inversion is move the 1st note to the top or E-G-C. A second inversion chord would be G-C-E. So, C is C-E-G; C/E is E-G-C, and C/G is G-C-E. Hope this helps.
15th June, 2017