Chord+Progressions

Chord Progressions: I - IV - V7 Chart
=This excellent chart is from a wonderful Ukulele Learning website: [|http://doctoruke.com]=

and he really is a Doctor of Medicine, based in Connecticut :-)
=__Important Update! There is a newer easier D7 Chord, nicknamed the "Hawaiian D7"__= =__which is great for beginners like me, because it is a simple 2 finger chord, instead of the traditional bar chord version.__= =Here is the Chord Diagram from "Boogaloo Ukulele" website:= =[]= = =





Comments: 1. These are the common chords that go together in a chord progression in several different keys. Many popular songs can be played using the chords from each line. (3 chord songs) 2. Each line is called a I IV V7 (“1,” “4”, “5 7th”) progression because the letter of the chord corresponds to the 1st, 4th, and 5th steps on each individual scale. (the 5th chord is a dominant 7th style chord, whereas 1 and 4 are major chords).

SONGS TO PRACTICE USING THIS PROGRESSION (play them in many keys) Camptown Races This Land Is Your Land Down By the Riverside You Are My Sunshine