Blues rhythm
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The blues rhythm guitar usually plays the 12-bar blues chord progression. It is a very popular chord progression in modern music. A typical 12-bar blues progression consists of: I I I I / IV IV I I / V V I I /. A 12-bar blues progression can be played in any key. | The blues rhythm guitar usually plays the 12-bar blues chord progression. It is a very popular chord progression in modern music. A typical 12-bar blues progression consists of: I I I I / IV IV I I / V V I I /. A 12-bar blues progression can be played in any key. | ||
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The blues rhythm guitar usually plays the 12-bar blues chord progression. It is a very popular chord progression in modern music. A typical 12-bar blues progression consists of: I I I I / IV IV I I / V V I I /. A 12-bar blues progression can be played in any key.
