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Inversions Explained: Root position = lowest note is the root. 1st inversion = lowest note is the 3rd. 2nd inversion = lowest note is the 5th. 3rd inversion (7th chords only) = lowest note is the 7th.

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5/3 Root Position 3rd + 5th Root, 3rd, 5th C–E–G 6 or 6/3 1st Inversion 3rd + 6th 3rd, 5th, Root E–G–C (bass=E) 6/4 2nd Inversion 4th + 6th 5th, Root, 3rd G–C–E (bass=G) 7 Root Position 7th 3rd + 5th ...

The 1970s were the age of the Classic Album. But it wasn't all Floyd and Zeppelin. Try these ten underrated Seventies gems ...