How To Spice Up Your Blues Using 2-5-1’s

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Hello Cherries! Spice up your blues by inserting a 2-5-1 progression before the standard IV chord, creating a jazzy change (e.g., Dm7-G7, before landing on C7) 🤨 Use a 2-5-1 as a turnaround to lead back to the top of the progression (e.g., Am7-D7-G7 🧐 You can also add chord extensions like a b9 over the V chords for greater tension and release 😊 In this video I'll give you the easiest way get started using this approach 🎸 Enjoy the video and have a great weekend Everybody ❤️😎

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