| People complain that modern pop and rock music is too repetitive, but some of the best rocks songs of *all time* use precisely the same musical chord structure. Here are a few examples:
All Along the Watchtower(Several artists, Org. Bob Dylan):
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (Gmin)
There must be some kinda way outta here
(A min) (G maj) (F maj)
Said the joker to the chief
California Dreaming(The Mamas and the Papas):
All the leaves are . . .
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (G maj) (E min7)
. . . brown . . . . . . . .and the sky is grey
Dream On(Aerosmith):
Ok, so the original key is F minor, but if we transpose to A minor . . .
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (G maj)
I know, nobody knows, where it comes and where it goes
And of course we can't forget
Stairway to Heaven(Led Zeppelin):
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (G maj)
And as we wind on down the road
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (G maj)
Our shadows taller than our souls
Not only that, but there are plenty of newer songs that use the same thing, for instance:
(Originally in B minor)
(A min) (G maj) (F maj) (G maj)
Cause I'm just a girl, little ol' me
and from Staring at the Sun by U2
(A min) (G maj) (F maj)
Summer stretching on the grass, summer dresses pass
In the shade of a willow tree creeps a crawling over me
Over me and over you, stuck together with God's glue
And there are so many others. If you find more, post or soft link them below. If you want to learn the chords to all of these songs go to the OLGA guitar tabulature archive(where most of these tabs came from). If you want to learn to play all of these songs you should go pick up a guitar and just start playing because it is loads of fun and nearly anyone can do it. | 
