2 5 1 Chord Progression Guitar: 20 Options in Under 5 Minutes

Here's a video demonstrating 20 alternative ways of playing a 2 5 1 chord progression. These 2 5 1 chord progression guitar voicings get more and more elaborate as you move through 5 'levels' of complexity. This lesson includes both major ii V I guitar voicings as well as minor ii V I chord progressions.
Note: This video is meant to be viewed in conjunction with the post for this lesson on my website which explains all the different 2 5 1 progressions in detail - go here: www.fretdojo.c... (there is also a free PDF available there with all the chord progressions that you can print out for your music stand).
Thanks for watching - leave a comment below letting me know this: Which was YOUR favorite out of all these progressions, and why?
Kind regards,
Greg O'Rourke
Founder, FretDojo
Excellence in Online Jazz Guitar Education
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[@juandixonformvp]

This is exactly what I needed.

[@lushkordz6643]

This is the coolest ii-V-I collection I have ever seen in one shot 4 ages

[@katewyattpiano]

For reference, minor 2 5 1s start at 2:25

[@FretDojo]

Thank you!

[@MusicSwede]

Outstanding!!

[@AlexCaceres22]

This is a gem👌

[@cesarolavo]

Great compilation, bro! Very useful!

[@Playsinvain]

How exactly would you use these? Just starting to learn and play progressions…but apart from making three four or five nice chord sequences…i am uncertain how else to use them?

[@crystalclear3510]

Amazing.

[@alfredbellanti3755]

Shall check all these out Greg.👍

[@FretDojo]

Awesome Alfred!