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It's in the key of C really. That's what D dorian is and why C and Am work. Dorian is the second mode. So D is the second note of C scale. But I'm just a one note at a time bass guy.

👍😎 Thank you for your comments and your thoughts! I understand it like this: The key of a piece determines which chord is the tonic. The other degrees such as subdominant and dominant inevitably arise from this. The respective scale or scale determines the position of the semitone steps within a scale. The "Dorian" property of a scale means that the semitone steps occur between the second and third degrees and between the sixth and seventh degrees. This makes "Dorian" a minor scale, but a major chord is created on the fourth degree (subdominant). In this track, it is the G major chord with the note B that represents the Dorian character, together with the fact that the track is in minor and there is also a minor chord (A minor) on the 5th degree. I only used A major for the turnaround so that a strong dominant sounds on the 5th degree. In short: The key determines the tonic, the scale determines the position of the semitones. Thank you again and thank you for playing along! 🦋 Have fun!

@@reinholdtracks Well, lots to learn on my part, and I really appreciate your backing tracks.

👍😎 Thank you and thank you for playing along!

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👍😎 Thank you! Is everything fine again?

@@reinholdtracks getting there still bit sore but will survive. Thanks

👍😎 Alles Gute, viel Erfolg, schönen Gruß nach München!

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👍😎 Thank you very much! I made two more backing tracks with this chord progression, which goes through four keys, namely in C minor and in C sharp minor. These three tracks ultimately cover all major and all minor chords. In C minor: ua-cam.com/video/t7IvFbUeLY8/v-deo.html In C# minor: ua-cam.com/video/v1tM4YhSvJc/v-deo.html Have fun!

👍😎 Yes, that's often the question! Is 3 minutes too short, is 6 minutes too long? It's not a big feat to make a good 3-minute track longer simply by doubling it. I understand your comment, but it's not always easy to find the best way. Nevertheless, I hope you enjoy my tracks!

👍😎 Have fun! (And there is more ... in many different keys! ua-cam.com/play/PLPY6Rb6f6GxSuUTkeL7GDiixtecwUibhz.html

👍😎 Thank you for playing along!

👍😎 Thank you for your kind comment and thank you for playing along! Have fun!

👍😎 Thank you, as always! I watched your Porchella 2024 Grand Junction Colorado video - yes, great atmosphere and probably a very good mood, but I was hoping to see and hear more from you and your band! I hope there's more to come! All the best, best regards, reinhold

👍😎 It's amazing what you can do with just two chords, isn't it? Have fun and thank you for your kind, motivating comments!

@@reinholdtracks Thanks.

👍😎 Thank you very much! I made two more tracks using this principle. This covers all major and minor chords. Have fun! ua-cam.com/video/v1tM4YhSvJc/v-deo.html (based on C# minor) ua-cam.com/video/ezztSqjYpBM/v-deo.html (based on B minor)

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Ha! I was thinking Pineapples! 🤪❤💫

👍😎 This is a great chord progression - and it's practically inevitable! Thank you for playing along!

👍😎 So now I've made a few 2-chord tracks and will now think about something new. Thank you for playing along!

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👍😎🦀 Thank you very much! Unfortunately, I have only now found a somewhat convenient way to incorporate chord fingering images into my videos. I learn a little bit more every day.

@@reinholdtracks awesome.

👍😎 Nice to hear from you again! Thank you for playing along!

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👍😎 Thank you for playing along! 🦀

👍😎 Thank you! Just in case you might be interested: I have made similar "Country Blues" 12bar blues tracks in all 12 keys, and other variations. If you want to take a look: ua-cam.com/play/PLPY6Rb6f6GxSuUTkeL7GDiixtecwUibhz.html

@@reinholdtracks well. You've been working hard haven't you. great😊

👍😎 Have fun!

👍😎 Are you able to play again yet? (Or was the surgery cancelled?) In any case, get well soon!

@@reinholdtracks not yet - stiches on elbow will prohibit musical life about fortnight and after that the they’ll do left arm too within month or two..

Oh these bikes.....best wishes! 👍

👍😎 Yes, thank you, Jambalaya is a simple but still really cool song. The backing track is actually a bit too slow for it. But hopefully it's OK for practicing.

👍😎 Thank you! Just in case you might be interested: I have made similar "Country Blues" 12bar blues tracks in all 12 keys, and other variations. If you want to take a look: ua-cam.com/play/PLPY6Rb6f6GxSuUTkeL7GDiixtecwUibhz.html

👍😎 Thank you, cheers!

All the best, good luck and success for the surgery! 👍🖖

@@reinholdtracks thanks time will show when can pick up bass again

...or a fork! :-)) Best wishes, reinhold.

👍😎 Thank you! Yes, a jam video, please!

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👍😎 Sometimes this limitation to two chords is helpful for me when improvising, to better understand what is going on harmonically, which scales work well, etc. I'm originally a piano player and am still a bit clumsy on the guitar. I often still have to look for the notes on the fretboard or count the frets. But I'm getting better...slowly. Cheers

👍😎 Thank you! There are more of these 2-chord Funbook tracks coming... Have fun!

😎👍 Thank you! Winter is coming...I wish you a great, golden October! Do you have any live performances again in the next few days or weeks?

Thank you for your comment! It seems to be about a chord progression or a bass line - but I have to admit that I don't understand it. What can I do for you? What would you like to tell me?

😎👍When I improvise myself, I always stick to the notes A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, i.e. the notes of the natural A minor scale - but when the E7 chord comes, the G sharp is also used, or the E flat for the F7 chord. Thank you for your comment! I hope you continue to have fun!