12 Bar Blues Chord Progressions: No V7 in 12th Bar (Dominant 7 & Minor)

by Jay Skyler

12 Bar Blues (No V7 in 12th Bar)Progression Chart in my easy to memorize Song Form Grid chart, shown in Dominant and Minor Forms.
Guitar Lessons San Francisco , Theory , Blues Progressions ,
A Blues (AKA Minor Blues)

NUMERAL	CHORD AND PRONUNCIATION	RELATIVE TO A
I	FIRST CHORD OF KEY “THE ONE”	A
II, bII	SECOND CHORD OF KEY “THE TWO” OR “THE FLAT TWO”	B, Bb
III, bIII	THIRD CHORD OF KEY “THE THREE” OR “THE FLAT THREE”	C♯, C
IV, ♯IV	Fourth Chord of Key “The four” or “the sharp four”	D, D♯
V, bV	Fifth Chord of Key “The five” OR “FLAT FIVE”	E, Eb
VI, bVI	Sixth Chord of Key “The six” or “THE Flat six”	F, F♯
VII, bVII	Seventh Chord of Key “The seven” or “THE Flat seven”	G, G♯
Δ = Major | - = Minor | Ø = Half Diminished | O = Diminished
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Written by Jay Skyler https://www.jayskyler.com JaySkyler
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Parent Category: Guitar Lessons San Francisco: Theory

Category: Blues Chord Progressions (Guitar Tab, Music, & Song Form)

Published: 30 September 2012

Created: 30 September 2012

Last Updated: 07 April 2013

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