Nice. Reminds me to the lick from Layla (Eric Clapton)

@Christian Lie of course! :)

Hi Rylan... this is a great question! I've found that to make the most of CAGED shapes that go beyond regular major and minor --> 7ths chords you have to start combining them. - C Shape + A Shape - G Shape + E Shape And then if you know your chord formulas you're well on your way! - D Maj7 = R, 3, 5, 7 - D7 = R, 3, 5, b7 - Dm7 = R, b3, 5, b7 - Dm7b5 = R, b3, 5, b7 - Ddim7 = R, b3, 5, bb7 (same as 6) - D7+ = R, 3, #5, b7 I made a video explaining how it all works. Sorry it's a bit long!

@Christian Lie thanks 🙏 I hope it’s helpful. I’d say the A shape and the E shape are the 2 that naturally lend themselves to playing 7 chords. C shape is probably the less useful (at first - it becomes more import for 9th chords). But like I said in the video, I highly recommend trying to combine shapes adjacent shapes eventually (like C + A shapes for example). I included a PDF of what I believe are the most useful 7th chord shapes I recommend learning first.