IMAGINE All The Songs You Could Play KNOWING THIS!

[@andrewpitchforf696]

I can see clearly now . After strumming along for 40 odd years not really understanding cord progression. You have just explained it to me . Thank you.

[@doubledsrockschool]

The pleasure is all mine.

[@RollingStoneZzzzz]

Man you really spit it out...right on point. I'm old and was there for the whole ride. Amazing 1-4-5 can be so versatile! Thanks!👍🏻

[@doubledsrockschool]

Thank you very much. Is there anything else you'd like to see me cover?

[@georget7028]

Good work. Your explanations are clear and concise. You are a great reference. Thanks.

[@billbrown3039]

Great video. And it’s clear now…

[@doubledsrockschool]

Thank you Bill! Let me know if there is another subject that I can cover for you!

[@QBRX]

Thanks DD, interesting!

[@ghostryderinthesky]

Learning a lot from you. Really enjoy your presentations

[@doubledsrockschool]

Thank you so much!

[@mrtn2842]

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[@ВладимирПрименко-о5б]

Oh, how! And I thought Sweet Home Alabama is a G major 5-4-1 progression. And this is D Mixolidian.

[@doubledsrockschool]

They are both right. G 5-4-1 is D Mixolidian. The only difference is in Mixolidian, we call the tonality of the song D, instead of G.

[@danthaman03]

Didn't Lynard Skynard perform Sweet home alabama not Creedence?

[@doubledsrockschool]

Absolutely. Did I say it was CCR? I'll have to review that....thanks!

[@danthaman03]

​@@doubledsrockschoolBTW greetings from Melbourne Australia. I just subscribed to your channel. You seem like an awesome instructor.

[@doubledsrockschool]

Thanks the good words Dan!

[@francoishandfield]

Totally my mistake 😮