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The Blues turnaround in G major

Blues turnaround in G major plays G, E7, Am7 and D7 — I, VI, ii and V — across 4 chords. I–VI7–ii7–V7, the four-bar turnaround that closes a blues chorus and sets up the next one.

The chords, in order

1GI
2E7VI
3Am7ii
4D7V

The shapes

IG
G major, open position, capo 0. Strings from lowest to highest: fret 3, fret 2, open, open, open, fret 3. Frets are relative to the capo.
320003VIE7
E dominant seventh, open position, capo 0. Strings from lowest to highest: open, fret 2, open, fret 1, open, open. Frets are relative to the capo.
020100iiAm7
A minor seventh, open position, capo 0. Strings from lowest to highest: muted, open, fret 2, open, fret 1, open. Frets are relative to the capo.
x02010VD7
D dominant seventh, open position, capo 0. Strings from lowest to highest: muted, muted, open, fret 2, fret 1, fret 2. Frets are relative to the capo.
xx0212

The same progression in a nearby key

Open Blues turnaround in G major in the explorer →All seven chords in G major →