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Axis of four awesome chords
What are they & how do they relate to each other?
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#2
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I-V-vi-IV.
Eg C-G-Am-F, in key of C. G-D-Em-C in key of G.
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#3
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It's the most popular chord progression. For that song its in the Key of E so will go like E, B, C#Minor, A.
Then it shows with a simple change of strumming pattern/ rhythem it turns into another song.
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#4
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It is, of course, a variation on what was the most popular chord progression in the 1950s/early 60s: I-vi-IV-V (C-Am-F-G).
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