VI(F) chords. It begins with the Am and G chord splitting 1 measure
and repeating. This Am to G sequence occurs 3 times with the Am
replaced by the F on what would be the 4th time. This 4th measure
variation creates a 'turnaround' effect which rounds out the 4 measure
progression. A turnaround occurs at the end of a progression and
basically sets up repetitions. (These are very pronounced in blues).
Here are the tones that comprise each chord for the purposes of
resolving your phrases. Note: with quick chord changes like this, you
can play through some of the changes in lieu of attempting to resolve
on every single chord.
Am = A, C and E
G = G, B and D
F = F, A and C
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