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guitar, and the style 12 bar blues, it can't get any easier than 12 bar bluesDaemontreu said:He he, so true! Just out of curiousity - what type of instrument do you think it would be easiest to improvise on? Plus, I guess it depends on the type of music...
1 2 3 4
| I / / / | I / / / | I / / / | I / / / |
5 6 7 8
| IV / / / | IV / / / | I / / / | I / / / |
9 10 11 12
| V7 / / / | V7 / / / | I / / / | / / / / |
this is an example of the progression of 12 bar blues, it's very basic, dominant7s are more commonly used for the root now days it seems.
It's simple, you play the root note I for 4 bars, then play 4th chord for 2 bars back to root chord for another 2 bars, then play the 5th chord for 2 bars and ends with the root chord.
Of course it can be played in any key.
i know it sounds confusing now but it's easy as baking fish in a microwave oven.