Originally Posted by: mjgodin

It is a cool chord. Caren Armstrong introduced it to me in every rose has its thorn by poison. The reason being is if you move the top two fingers down one string each you have the cadd9 chord to make the opening acoustic sequence. Up and down pretty cool. Then Anders showed me that if you keep bottom two fingers on b and e you can move those top two fingers to the Em, d maj, and then up one string at a time up to make a really nice and popular sounding chord progression. I don't remember the names of the rest of those chords though.🥱

I think in Mike's lesson he mentioned Keith Richards. That's got to be cool enough right there