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Blues Progressions

The document describes three common blues progressions in the key of F. The first is the standard 12-bar blues progression using F7, Bb7, and C7 chords. The second is the standard jazz blues progression, which adds II-V-I chord progressions. The third is the Parker blues progression found in "Blues for Alice", which features major 7th chords and different chord substitutions than the other two progressions.

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Blues Progressions

The document describes three common blues progressions in the key of F. The first is the standard 12-bar blues progression using F7, Bb7, and C7 chords. The second is the standard jazz blues progression, which adds II-V-I chord progressions. The third is the Parker blues progression found in "Blues for Alice", which features major 7th chords and different chord substitutions than the other two progressions.

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Common Blues Progressions

in F

1. The Standard Blues Progression ("Blues-Blues")

F7

Bb7

Bb7

F7

C7

[C7]

F7

2. The Standard Jazz Blues

F7

Bb7

B0

C7

C7

Gm7

D7

D7

F7

F7

Cm7

F7

Gm7

F7

Bb7

3. The Parker-Blues (Chord changes of "Blues for Alice")


Em7(b5)

Fmaj7

Bbmaj7

Bbm7

Gm7

[D7]

Fmaj7

Cm7

G7

Am7

Eb7

C7

Dm7

A7(b9)

Abm7

D7

F7

Db7

Gm7

C7

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