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Joined: Feb 2002
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I have favorite keys, especially on guitar, but I think that certain genres gravitate toward certain keys.
Blues works best in E because it's the easiest key for guitar shuffles because you can use the open Low E string and the open A string. D is a good blues key if you want to use either a drop D tuning or an Open D (Vestapol) which can be tuned up to an Open E Vestapol on the electric. Same goes for Open G (Spanish) tuning/open A on electric.
I wrote most of my other songs in D. When I started writing more Country, Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel I started writing them mostly in G.
Chris Jay Becker Hallelujah Street Music
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