Piano Chord Tutorial C-Am-F-G Songs Easy Monster Mash

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This video shows how to play many different songs, especially 1950s slow Rock songs, by learning one chord progression. This chord progression is also known as 1-6m-4-5. If you look up CAmFG or 1-6m-4-5 in a search engine or at YouTube you will find many examples of songs fitting this pattern. This is a Fair Use educational video. Be sure to watch Tutorials #1 and 2 and 3 if you are beginning. Thanks.

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[Jacno77]

interesting

[Featureman]

@Jacno77 Thank you.

[travisdt]

please explain the pattern, i cant see very well since u go fast with the normal speed singing. thanks

[Featureman]

@travisdt My Tutorial #1 and #2 and # 3 show how to make the chords. Thanks.

[travisdt]

is that bass1 left hand chord right hand, then bass 5 left hand chord right hand? thanks for responding

[Featureman]

@travisdt I show the left and right hand movement in my Tutorials #1 and #2. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[Featureman]

@dodadue89 That is true. There are also many two chord songs and three chord patterns that are used over and over again. The only hit song I know that seems to have a unique chord pattern is Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown. Thanks, Andy.

[dodadue89]

Classic stuff. It amazes me how so many songs can have the same chord progression but be completely different.

[Featureman]

@IWannaGetFamous That is true, Alex. Thanks.

[IWannaGetFamous]

Wow, these chords sure made history haha!