Easy Chord Substitutions

Make your songs more interesting with different left hand chords. Simple Chord Substitution is presented by UK organist Tom Horton who takes you through the basics of changing chords in your favourite music.

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[peterwarner]

How about taking some chords up a minor 3rd (for example C A E flat Major 4, , D Major 5)

[SpacePatrollerLaser]

In rock and roll, we talk about the most common chord progression of a song, no matter what key it is in as "C, Am, F G7" for 1, 6, 4, 5. That has been in very common use for 60+ years

[billellis]

Tom, what make and model keyboard are you playing?