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Hi Marcus. I already have all of these tonal vamps, but I was intrigued and unsure, in some instances, of the chord types, since you don't differentiate dom7 (7) from major 7 (which could be written ^7 , even M7, without going to the trouble of pasting ∆). I understand the minor part (lower-case...

Hi, rit123, thanks for the chart. I made a few changes: - fixed the structure (A; B repeats 4x; Da Capo after solos; coda after A reprise). I don't know the song, so hope it works, or you understand how to modify it correctly yourself ;-) - removed redundant 7 from Maj7 chords - set key to D...

Much appreciated!

Hello Shaun. I'm posting a corrected version of the Har-mode2 chart you posted in a playlist time ago - the chords were custom-made, and the player would not play them. Xm7b9 could be done as X7/Y (Gm7b9 = Bb7/G). I don't like it much either, but it plays... ;) Cheers. Dorian b2 (Mm2) - Exercise

Old "The Style Council" song, from the '80s. My Ever Changing Moods - Paul Weller

Hi Montonu. I cleaned up the layout a bit, to make it play better and look lighter: - moved 2nd ending to right - removed unneeded extra % symbols - replaced normal barlines with double barlines (if a style includes fills, the double barline activates them - useful to mark section changes) -...

Hi. This song has been posted before, in the Disney thread.

Thank you for your effort, mathewjg. I didn't see your version before making mine, and I'm posting here to keep the forum clean. This version is a bit tidier music-notation wise [your double-bar repeats should be over a measure bar - they'll play correctly without strange display behavior]...

Cercami - Renato Zero

Henniger Flats Here is the David Pritchard song. Basic blues structure with non-connecting chords. Henniger Flats - David Pritchard

@Brafferton: Or, you could make a copy and set it to 3/4 meter... ;-)

VERY GOOD!!! Well-done chart, congratulations! ;-)

Beautiful! I made some modifications - not corrections:) - so that - the 4-bar layout is preserved (but the traditional 4 bars of blues phrases are on two lines, so "2 bars" per line) - the rhythm section plays fills after every "4 bars" (depending on style used to play). Remember that...

Hello Shaun. Nice collection! I want to bring your attention to two things: - there is no "cycle of fourths". Our western music theory is built on fifths (too long to discuss here why - search for another reply of mine or pm me), and that's why it's called "cycle of fifths"; it has nothing to do...

Nice song in the style of "everything happens to me" (content-wise). Redone by Fiona Apple in 20011~ for a Cy Coleman tribute record. Why Try To Change Me Now - Cy Coleman

This is Daniel as per recording. The other versions appearing here and there (including in "pop 300" playlist) have a shorter structure. A1= 20 meas; A2=18; A2'=first stanza, 18 measures Intro-A1-A2-B-C-A2 (instr) -B-C-A1'-coda Daniel - Elton John

Happy playing! ;-)

Cool ending! I'd already made a chart with breaks, 'cause how can you do "Route" without 'em!!! The ending with the 3/4 is JUST right! Thanks, and happy music! (P.S.: a guy on the forums inserted an IN section tag at the end of a section, and iReal b played WHAT FOLLOWED the number of choruses...

Thanks for posting! To downloaders: Basically the same changes as iReal b main list version; only change: Bbmaj7#11 for Gm6 (two occurrences).