Ok. So I have this book that I have been using to help me expand my chord progressions and include different styles. I'm going to make a list and give examples of them straight from the book to share with you all. Don't feel restricted to playing the voicings I illustrate. Change'em up as you see fit.
I V7 - Key of C
C / C E G
G / G B D F
I IV V7 - Key of C
C / C E G
F / F A C
G / G B D F
I V7 IV - Key of G
G / G B D
D / F# A C
C / C E G
I II7 V7 I - Key of C
C / C E G
D / D F# A C
G / G B D F
C / C E G
I ii V7 I - Key of D
D / D F# A
E / E G B
A / A C# E G
D / D F# A
I vi - Key of A (Major to Relative Minor)
A / A C# E
F# / F# A C#
i IV - Key of Am
A / A C E
D / D F# A
I bVII I - Key of F
F / F A C
Eb / Eb G Bb
F / F A C
i bVII i - Key of Dm
D / D F A
G / G Bb D
F / F A C
Ok.....so now I will list just the Roman Numerals for remaining progressions.
I vi IV V I or I vi ii7 V7 I
i v i
i bIII
I ii iii IV
i iv V7 i
I vi ii iii IV
i bVII b VI V7 i
I I7 IV IV7 I V7 IV I
I I7 IV iv I V7 I
I I#° ii7 V7 I
I III7 IV
I VI7 II7 V7 I
III7 vi7 II7 V7 I
VI7 II7 V7 I
I7 IV7
And that concludes it. Just mess around with these and try to mix them up with your playing. Hope this helps some of ya'll out!
