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Here is perhaps the MOST common chord progression in popular music. It is a simple 1-5-6-4 progression that I am sure you have heard a million times. It's really fun to play with these chords I show you in the video. Not sure about about what the 1 5 6 4 mean? Go here to learn the I-IV-V system. This will help you understand real-world music theory in a practical way.
These are great sounding chords in themselves, and putting together this way makes them very easy to play. I actually have a song with these chords, but it's not recorded yet. Perhaps I'll post it online some day. :) Hope you enjoy this! Let me know.
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Comments on this video lesson:
Love this one Robert, very nice !
Comment added on November 30, 2012Simple to understand, and very interesting.thanks, Robert....
Comment added on May 10, 2012Thanks, Robert. Always love your lessons.
Comment added on March 30, 2012Again I say! You are the best teacher on the web!
Comment added on May 20, 2011Ross, you can solo over this by just playing the E major scale.
Comment added on May 18, 2011What approach might you take in soloing over the 1 5 6 4 progression
Comment added on May 01, 2011Very Cool Robert.I have run into those chords before but did not really know what to do with them.Now I do.
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