first post
could anybody help me make better sense of the harmony for the A section of Wayne Shorter's "Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum"? here's the chords,
Eb7 D7(#9) | Gmi7 Abma7 | Bma7 D7 | Dmi7 G7 |
Eb7 D7(#9) | Gmi7 Abma7 | Gb7 F7 | Bb7 ||
so i get that the first bar is some sort of move towards Gmi7 but the Eb7 is confusing me, my only guess is that it's a tritone sub of a secondary dominant (V of V, Eb is b5 of A) is that it? and what's with the Abma7 and bar 3? bar 4 is a ii V yeah. also what's with bar 7? is it the secondary dominant tritone sub move again?
thanks for any insights
