Alistair Wood, who has broken the book of ukulele superlatives, has transcribed an Amy Winehouse song in this post: My-Winehouse-Back-to-Black-Chords. And the "twiddly bits" portion has caught my eye because of it's use of 3-string chords.
Now he has the following for GCEA:
Dm Gm Bb A
A 5 5 5 4
E 5 6 6 5
C 5 7 5 4
G X X X X
On the baritone DoGBonE, these become:
Am Dm Eb E
E 5 5 5 4
B 5 6 6 5
G 5 7 5 4
D X X X X
Let this just be food for thought right now. I have been studying partial chords for a while and intend to share my discoveries in 3-string chords soon. The major 1-3-5 and minor 1-3b-5 only require 3-strings to make a "pure" chord.
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