guitarbuddha -> Mr Tambourine Man (Mar. 26 2015 14:05:32)
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FUN STUFF FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE SINGING AN STRUMMING F G C F Here are two ways of colouring it. Change F to Dm Dm G C F Thats nice. Now here is another way, change G for Dm/G. And to get to that Dm play A7 after the F. F/A7overE,Dm/G7,C,F Now we could go on like this all day. But the point of these two is to see that the ii V (Dm to G7) is actually functioning in two completely different ways. When you see changes written out it can be hard to see the underlying function. But it is there at the top of this post. If you know the tune you know this, if you just get the extended chord changes you might not . I have come to the conclusion that tinkering with simple harmony in real tunes on the guitar and singing along beats the sh1t of reading books when it comes to making sense of how harmony works. And it is great fun (as anyone who just played through it will know). There are more ways of elegantly harmonising the first four bars of Mr Tambourine man than grains of sand on earth. But only one tune. D.
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