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dsreiner - Posted - 11/08/2008: 07:14:13
I recently posted a tune I wrote called "Out the Window" in A on my music page http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang...c.asp?id=385
Where did this come from? Well, it starts like Sugarfoot Rag, but continues downwards like Blackberry Blossom. Naturally, when things go Out the Window they go down! The A part ends with a touch of klezmer and a minor chord. The B part has a bit in common with the B part of Crazy Creek, before making an interesting transition from an E to an F chord.
Dave
A part chords: A G F E G C E7 Am (repeat)
B part chords: F - C - F - E7 - F - C - G - E7 Am
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