Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
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Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
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Re: Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
that was brilliant - thanks - i'm now going to write a hit song and buy a cmc with the proceeds!!
when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
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Re: Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
I saw the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain do something similar - a selection of songs intertwining in and out of each other, all based on the first ever pop song, they said, which was Sympathy for the Devil. Glorious stuff.
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Re: Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
Pachelbel started it with 'Canon'
Here's another version http://www.nme.com/awards/video/id/wwxQ ... bhaktajose
Here's another version http://www.nme.com/awards/video/id/wwxQ ... bhaktajose
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Re: Just Four Chords For Every Pop Song Ever Made.
Things have advanced since I was in a band. In those days we only needed to learn three chords.
