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Chord progression
Db7
Gb7
Db7
Db7
Gb7
Gb7
Db7
Db7
Ebm7
Ab7
Db7Bb7
Ebm7Ab7
Chord progressions sourced from community-uploaded data for educational practice. Used in good faith for learning purposes.
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Same chord changes
(7 contrafacts)Tunes you can blow over with the same vocabulary.
Similar tunes — sorted by match strength
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Tunes are scored by shared chord-progression vocabulary. The label (e.g. ‘Coltrane changes’, ‘ii–V heavy’) explains why two tunes are related. The dots show how strong the match is — 5 dots = near-identical changes, 1 dot = loose harmonic kinship.
Match strength
- Parker's MoodCharlie Parkerplagal cadence●●●●○
- MisteriosoThelonious Monkplagal cadence●●●●○
- Trane’s BluesJohn Coltraneplagal cadence●●●●○
- Them Dirty BluesCannonball Adderleyplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blues InnJackie McLeanplagal cadence●●●●○
- Play RayLou Donaldsonplagal cadence●●●●○
- Lou's BluesLou Donaldsonplagal cadence●●●●○
- Dig DisHank Mobleyplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blues For LesterSonny Stittplagal cadence●●●●○
- LaterSonny Stittplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blue DollJackie McLean / Donald Byrdplagal cadence●●●●○
- Down Home BluesTom Delaneyplagal cadence●●●●○
- Trane's BluesJohn Coltraneplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blues By FiveRed Garlandplagal cadence●●●●○
- The Blues WalkClifford Brownplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blue 7Sonny Rollinsplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blues ConnotationOrnette Colemanplagal cadence●●●●○
- Tenor MadnessSonny Rollinsplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blues Up And DownSonny Stitt / Gene Ammonsplagal cadence●●●●○
- Blue 'N' BoogieDizzy Gillespieplagal cadence●●●●○