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Eddie Collins - Posted - 04/23/2021: 11:28:57
I recently posted a video on the many songs in bluegrass that seemingly have strange chords, but can be explained with the Circle of 5ths. In this video, I share numerous bluegrass songs that don't follow the logic of the Circle, but still explain how to find them in any key using the Circle. I call it the Circle of 5ths Debunked!
youtu.be/RwmvsLOuU1E
Fathand - Posted - 04/23/2021: 14:34:42
Mr Sandman and Red Roses for a Blue Lady largely follow the circle of 4ths. Does that count?
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