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A to Z Blues Progressions, Example - Y
A to Z Blues Progressions, Example - Y from my book A Guide To Blues Chord Progressions For Ukulele A To Z.
The blues progression and all their possible harmonic variations is a great progression for exploring chords and chord substitution principles.
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