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A #5 to 5 Turnaround Paul Delay
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snowman
733 posts
Jan 24, 2022
10:39 AM
I want to remember how to post and it may helps someone.

Tempo Approx 177bpm
Key G [C harp 2nd]

When Delay sings "drive" thats 1st beat of first measure in the 8 bars---the second to last measure is the turn (#V 2 count----V 2 count )


8 bar I chord vamp (w/ sharp 5 turn)

G7
Well I

G7 1////---------------2////
drive my car-- on the wrong side a road
3////----------------------------4////
I mess with the people---- that I don’t know
5////-------------------6////
Tell u somthin else---I aint gonna do
------[7 D#7// ----------- D7//]----[G7 8 ////]
I aint foolin round w/u Well I

Last Edited by snowman on Jan 24, 2022 10:44 AM
dougharps
2281 posts
Jan 24, 2022
12:20 PM
Maybe bVI to V to I chords?

I have heard it called sharp V and flat VI, but bVI seems the most used.

Also, I would view it as being part of the last line of the blues verse pattern, not as a turnaround. You could easily add a turnaround to that verse as I hear it.

I am not an expert at chord recognition, so I may be wrong below. Please correct me if I am mistaken.

LATEST EDIT:

I I I I

I7 I7 bVi/V I

This is what I hear, perhaps with some of the chords being 7ths.

Edit: I listened a few more times and made changes to my post. Interesting song. Thank you! I have always liked deLay, but never tried breaking it down analytically.

Also
https://blog.discmakers.com/2021/02/add-drama-with-a-flat-six-chord/
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Doug S.

Last Edited by dougharps on Feb 04, 2022 10:01 AM
snowman
734 posts
Jan 25, 2022
8:33 AM
Im gonna make a backtrack for this song. i have to break the song down like this, to make backtrack.
i suddenly realized I forgot how to make, n post videos, on u tube and then post in mbh.

I'll try to make audio at later date
sorry for any errors

Last Edited by snowman on Jan 25, 2022 8:01 AM


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