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I want to ROCK !!

Best go buy me a Buick ... or a Mercury ... going to cruse up and down this road ...

So - what's the chord progression for "Mary Had a Little Lamb?"
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Anyone?

BB I listened to the Moth material... not hearing ANY of those influences in what they play.

Yeah, manifesto is the closest we come to anything jazz. (The third movement to be exact, in that particular song)
http://www.yearofthemoth.com/music/Mani ... ifesto.mp3

but I would recommend the whole thing in order... that album is a whole.
http://www.yearofthemoth.com/Mainifesto.php
We wrote it as an accidental concept.

So - what's the chord progression for "Mary Had a Little Lamb?"
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Anyone?

G - D7 rinse repeat

So - what's the chord progression for "Mary Had a Little Lamb?"

The one I posted is a pentatonic minor riff in E, followed by a standard 12 bar blues in E.

I assumed with the musical ability posted on you page you would have picked that out.

If you mean the other "Mary had a little lamb" I can't help you. Google it since you have the burning desire to know something useless.

Yeah, burning desire . . . no need to get testy.

That idiot who said if you've heard 3 rock songs you've heard them all must be stuck in 1957. You could say that about ANY genre if you haven't really explored it. And putting down another genre that you can't/don't play DOES NOT make your genre or your music look any better. It just makes you look like a moron.

So - what's the chord progression for "Mary Had a Little Lamb?"
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Anyone?

E7-A7 as Stevie Ray Vaughn played it, i think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaX7Y1GQl5w

"Mary Had A Little Lamb is more complex than what most rockers do."

Lovely quote, inspires testyiness in Rock Musicians.

E7-A7 as Stevie Ray Vaughn played it, i think.

a pentatonic minor riff in E, followed by a standard 12 bar blues in E.


Does a A7 & B7 with the same chord shape, but on the top string 5th and 7th frets.

"Mary Had A Little Lamb is more complex than what most rockers do."

Lovely quote, inspires testyiness in Rock Musicians.

E7-A7 as Stevie Ray Vaughn played it, i think.

a pentatonic minor riff in E, followed by a standard 12 bar blues in E.


Does a A7 & B7 with the same chord shape, but on the top string 5th and 7th frets.

Oops, missed your post about it at the bottom of the last page. Sorry!

I use that chord in exactly one song, a hard rock song I wrote/sometimes play.
. . . it's at the end of a chorus, and acts kinda like a high-energy exclamation point.
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I am reminded of a Redd Kross song, Notes And Chords Mean Nothing To Me.

And one of my favorite Elvis quotes:

"I don't know anything about music. In my line of work you don't have to."

Cheers......Cristofe

even though you are looking for jazz, i am attempting to start a 50's cover group if you are interested... look us up. bandmix/50z

I study jazz in college, but I hate it. The only reason I'm studying it is for my degree and because it's VERY useful for understanding intervals and really viewing the fretboard in a different way.