If you wish to be proficient at "The Blues," this chord progression is a must know This book and associated practice media will help you learn and enhance your improvisation skills with "The Blues." There are many variations of this progression, but Major blues almost always means starting the song and ending the song on the Tonic dominant 7th chord, which has a major base triad. We are going to study this progression as you might encounter it in songs: : I7 I7 I7 I7 IV7 IV7 I7 I7 V7 IV7 I7 VI7: This is a practice tool for musicians who wish to improve their improvisation skills with The Blues. It is designed as a media "set," and you will enjoy maximum benefit if you use both elements of the set: 1. Instructional book (this item) 2. Corresponding practice tracks, available from your favorite online music store In this volume (Vol. 01) the focus is on: Blues in Major keys (as opposed to minor keys), Medium Shuffle Beat (as opposed to a straight or swing beat). The Blues usually implies a standard 12-bar, 3-chord blues progression consisting of dominant 7th chords. This is also called Major Blues (as opposed to minor blues) because the key signatures reflect Major