Recent content by Steve R

Mrs- Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter - Trevor Peacock, Herman's Hermits Also: Allan Sherman writes an instant parody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzATwujtKrc

Your corrected version doesn't work right after the first chorus, though.

Actually, yours doesn't but mine does. Try it. The multiple dc instructions reflect the unusual structure of the song, which transitions back into the intro, two bars before the end of the chorus. It doesn't end right, because I didn't work on that. Exercise for the musician. steve

A classic we all know. Lyin' Eyes - Eagles

A classic we all know. Lyin' Eyes - Eagles

Breaking Us In Two - Joe Jackson Same chords, corrected structure to play right.

In case anyone else here is interested, I've been helping build a Wiki database of pop chord progressions that seem to keep showing up. Over and over. The owner of the database is Prof. V.J. Manzo of WPI. You can add your own examples if you know how to use a wiki. http://clicheprogressions.com/

In general, use the '-' sign as in A-, C-7, etc. Then in your options, on most devices, you can change the 'minor' symbol from '-' to 'm' and they will all change in all your songs.

This version is cleaned up to work with the player, but may have misunderstood the beat the chord falls on in measures 92 and 94 What a Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers (Michael McDonald)

Yup, simple and good. Thanks.

It's 2015 and Marty McFly keeps going back to the maltshop! Mr- Sandman - Chordettes-Pat Ballard Sounds pretty good at 145BPM with style set to Gypsy Jazz. I can't find a-cappella :)

This piece has a Latin rhythm and very impressionistic changes, but it's Pop. Breaking Us In Two - Joe Jackson

Thanks for that, Dalemac! Based on yours, I've made what sound to me like some small corrections. Oh, and there is that gospel choir in the a cappella section singing happy happy happy : Fm Eb ! Db Eb ! Fm Eb ! Db Eb ! Posted again with that worked in... (also, try Pop-Funk style at 170...

Against All Odds sjr - Phil Collins Simplified and fixed two chords I think.

Nice one. I don't remember Brian Wilson changing keys so much though.