KeyTarMan
(Wellingborough)
Friday 8 Sep 2017, 12:31pm
As you are chopping the chord and muting the chord does it matter what chord you use:-)
1. Bob Marley used this reggae chord progression on No Woman, No Cry and so have other reggae artists. Chords: C major G major A minor F major C major G major C major G major. This reggae chord progression works for the intro, verse, chorus and bridge.
2. Peter Tosh used this reggae chord progression on Johnny B. Good. Only two chords are used. Chords: E minor D major. This is play over and over. Its a very, very popular reggae chord progression.
3. UB 40 made this reggae chord progression very popular with Red Red Wine. Chords: C# major F# major D# minor G# major. This is done 3 times. Then G# major F# major G# major, then start over for chorus and verse. Bridge: G# major C# major F# major C# major G# major C# major F# major G# major. Then back to chorus.
4. Gregory Isaacs used this reggae chord progression on Night Nurse. Just two chords like Toshs Johnny B. Good. Chords: A minor G major. Just play them over and over.
5. Third World used the following reggae chord progression on 96 Degrees In The Shade. Chords: A minor G major for the verse. And chorus is C major G major A minor, Very, very easy indeed.
6. Jah Cure, T.O.K, Morgan Heritage, Gentleman and many others made this reggae chord progression popular. Chords: E minor C major D major B minor C major A minor B7 or B minor. Again very popular so learn it!
7. This reggae chord progression was made popular by Tyrone Taylor - Cottage In Negril, very sweet chord progression. Chords: C# major G# major F# major G# major F# major F# major G# major, for the intro. Chorus and Verse: C# major G# major F# major D# minor G# major, this is done twice. Then C# major F minor D# minor G# major, this is done twice then back to chorus.
8. This reggae chord progression was made popular by Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars -Billionaire. Chords: A major C# 7 F# minor E major, this is done twice for the intro.
Then D major E major F# minor twice, Then D major E major A major G# minor F# minor E major D major C# 7 The verse is the same as the intro. Chorus: A major B minor. Very Easy!
9. This next reggae chord progression was made popular by Bob Marley - Stir It Up. Chords: A major D major E major. Note though, Bob is using the chuck technique here.
10. The last reggae chord progression again, was made popular by Bob Marley - One Love. Chords: B major F# major E major B major F# major B major, for the intro. Then F# major E major B major F# major B major E major B major F# major B major E major B major F# major B major, for the chorus. Verse: B major G# minor E major. Thats it.