[Harp-L] II V I
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- Subject: [Harp-L] II V I
- From: Mick Zaklan <mzaklan@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 9 Jan 2010 10:36:14 -0600
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You know, for years I've been hearing about how essential it is to know
how to play this chord progression. That it encompasses many jazz tunes and
standards. But everytime I ask a musician to name an actual freaking tune
that follows this progression, all I get are vague answers. "Oh, there are
many tunes" or "you've heard it a million times" or "you'll know it when you
hear it". Or "you've probably played it before, you just didn't realize
it". I'm beginning to believe that it's a hoax.
If I pick up a C harp and attempt to string a few bars together playing
in the keys of D, G, and C, it makes absolutely no sense to me. I can't
imagine what sequence these chords or keys would be organized into and what
sort of popular, well-known melody would fit over it.
So, somebody please give me a straight answer. Name a tune. Because I'm
telling you, I've asked around about this and I'm tired of hearing "oh, that
progression is all over the place".
Mick Zaklan
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