50s Chord Progression
The I vi IV V progression was commonly used in 50s-era rock music.
| Key | I | IV | V | I |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C major | C | Am | F | G |
| G major | G | Em | C | D |
| D major | D | Bm | G | A |
| A major | A | F#m | D | E |
| E major | E | C#m | A | B |
| B major | B | G#m | E | F# |
| F# major | F# | D#m | B | C# |
| Gb major | Gb | Ebm | Cb | Db |
| C# major | C# | A#m | F# | G# |
| Db major | Db | Bbm | Gb | Ab |
| Ab major | Ab | Fm | Db | Eb |
| Eb major | Eb | Cm | Ab | Bb |
| Bb major | Bb | Gm | Eb | F |
| F major | F | Dm | Bb | C |