What Songs Use These Changes?

[A. Kingstone]

I / I / V7 / V7 / V7 / V7 / I / I /


I / I7 / IV / IVm (#IVo) / I / VI7 / II7 V7 / I /

[A. Kingstone]

This is not a test but a request. The changes seem very common and fun to blow on but I don't have a head for them.

It may be a song from Appalachia or from the Caribbean or wherever.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[djg]

happy birthday

[pingu]

Goodnight Ireal

I mean Goodnight Irene ....

[A. Kingstone]

happy birthday

!!!!

[Christian Miller]

I’ve heard this sort of progression referred to as a ‘rag’ in gypsy jazz circles.

EDIT - this seems more like the second half section in fact.
What is this progression? Help — DjangoBooks Forum

Anyway tunes that go I-V-I and then the rag (give or take a few passing chords) are pretty ubiquitous in earlier/traddier jazz rep

Tiger Rag
Django’s Tiger
Just a Closer Walk
Bourbon Street Parade
Bill Bailey
I Love You (not the Cole Porter song)

I like III7+5 IV #IVo7 I/V (#Vo7) VIm II7 V7sus for ‘the rag’ btw. Churchy!

[A. Kingstone]

Thanks Christian.


(She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain)