James Meyer

II-V-I refers to the most common chord progression in jazz. D-7 G7 Cmaj7 (major II-V-I) or D-7b5 G7 C-maj7 (minor II-V-I)

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13 years ago

Luke Sex

my favorite chord progression is G, F, E, Asia Minor.

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13 years ago

Ryan Smith

Oooh, that's new. I just found a chord progression that induces a minor #menieres spin.

http://twitter.com/dadwithmenieres

13 years ago

Jacob Workman

So B flat major, to C minor, to F Major, to E flat Major is one tricky chord progression on piano. So now I ask, why did I write this song?

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13 years ago

Nathan Mayes

Just came up with a bass line with a nice chord progression :) only problem, the chords are Dm, B flat major, F major and G sharp minor :/

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13 years ago

Cannon Yaws

@ShawnToodle Yeah, they're a bit too loud, but that chord progression. .-. Jesus Christ. GUISE LOOK IT SOUNDS KINDA MINOR.

http://twitter.com/CannonAndStuff

13 years ago