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This is a group for those of us who like to play blues on the banjo.
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From Mary Schons on 3/30/2015 12:21:22 PM
Pretty bare bones but works nice in a blues jam if you know the key. Here's a simple 12 bar blues in the Nashville Numbering System:
I IV I I
IV IV I I
V7 IV I V7
If you were playing in the key of E, for example (hooray for longnecks), the 12 bar blues would look like this:
E A E E
A A E E
B7 A E B7
C blues would look like this:
C F C C
F F C C
G7 F C G7
The V7 can be played as a V, if you want, so that would change the B7 and G7 to B and G. Works either way.
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