Four Chord Songs
posted by scalpel at 9:29 AM
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
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9 Comments:
Pretty cool !!! Thank You,Scalpel. I think it was due time for a refreshing post on your Blog. don't you all agree? (: Hugs, Stacy...
The chord progression in Let It Be is also very simlar to Pachelbels's Canon in D. FWIW.
I-V-vi-IV is a very popular progression! Thanks for posting, I might use some of those songs for my Group Piano II class.
As a radio announcer, I now know why people complain about hearing the same songs on the radio all the time....
Very cool.
S.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM
similar, but with ranting and Canon in D.
I L-O-V-E it! Really cool!
Someone told me that the do-op (sp?)music has the same background music behind all the songs. They then demonstrated on the piano for me. Interesting.
Thanks for sharing it. :)
Wow! I never realized how many songs I knew how to play on guitar!!!
A very common progression, but still, a cool posting... Thanks!
neat, I never thought of it that way. now i will be singing on my way to work this am.
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