Amin, D, G7, C, F, B7, E7, Amin.

*you could even do something like Christoph did and switch the 6 chord and 5/5 around

Amin, D, G7, C, B7, F, E7, Amin.

I don't know if I was all that clear in that previous post on what I meant about rearranging the chords a bit. So I'll post it better, although I do like what you got. Here's something alittle more exotic and kinda has more of a minor tune to it.

The first one: Amin, D, G7, C, F, B7, E7, Amin. Here's how I altered it. Amin, D, G7, Cm, Fm (x33111), Bb7 (x13131), E7, Amin. The second one is the same except rearrange the Bb7, and the Fm (133111). Even try taking out the Fm in the chord progression altogether, I like this alittle better cause it fits easier the way I am playing it. Try that.

You know what it reminds me of, like tossing a boomerang or something like that. It gradually builds until you hit that C minor and then it works it's way back to A minor again. I dig it.

[Edited by noticingthemistake on 10-28-2003 at 12:33 PM]