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Progression

The 12-bar blues (quick change) in F major

12-bar blues (quick change) in F major plays F7, Bb7 and C7 — I, IV and V — across 12 chords. The same twelve-bar blues form, ending back on the I chord for the last two bars instead of turning around on V — common when a band is vamping into a repeat.

The chords, in order

Bar 1F7I
Bar 2Bb7IV
Bar 3F7I
Bar 4F7I
Bar 5Bb7IV
Bar 6Bb7IV
Bar 7F7I
Bar 8F7I
Bar 9C7V
Bar 10Bb7IV
Bar 11F7I
Bar 12F7I

The shapes

IF7F dominant seventh, open position, capo 0131211IVBb7Bb dominant seventh, open position, capo 0x13131VC7C dominant seventh, open position, capo 0012010

The same progression in a nearby key

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