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The podcast for people who play bluegrass music or want to!


Episode 157 - Chord Progressions

All songs, other than purely percussion, involve chord progressions. From one chord blues hits to complex multi-chord broadway tunes, every song involves chord progressions. You should know something about them.

After reading a note from a listener I dive into an discussion of chord progressions and jam tracks. Links to the resources I mentioned are found below on this page. Enjoy!

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Links for this episode:

In this episode I mentioned a number of things. Here they are:

Chords By The Numbers video lesson with PDF

Mandolin Master Class eBook with Tracks

The Flint Hill Scrolls

my Bluegrass Jam Track Collection

Check 'em out!


The music for this episode is:

Intro - Buddy Ashmore and Pony Express singing Prison Walls written by Randy Godwin.

Outro - This is a sample bluegrass jam/practice track for a well known song created by my son Jackson and I. I talked about the new jam tracks I am creating in the episode. I challenged the listeners to decide what key is this in, what are the chords (perhaps even by the numbers) and what is the name of this song. I'll tell you next week what the correct answers are.

 

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