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Thread #17677   Message #171269
Posted By: Grey Wolf
31-Jan-00 - 05:25 PM
Thread Name: US / UK differences - music theory
Subject: US / UK differences - music theory
A question for the specialists...

Whenever anyone asks me what I, IV, V means, I give the easiest example of C, F, G.

I am probably making an assumption, but most Americans here seem to say 'C, F, G7'

As such, all I IV V tunes become mixolydian. Is this a result of early blues music, or just a national taste?

The most 'english sounding' (whatever that means) music that I know never has a flattened seventh.

Any thoughts?

Wolf