[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":4},["ShallowReactive",2],{"chart:forty-days-and-forty-nights":3},"title: Forty Days and Forty Nights\ncomposer: Bernard Roth\nstyle: Shuffle Blues\ncontext: blues\nkey: A\nform: ABCDD, 63 bars\nrecording: Muddy Waters; The Real Folk Blues; Chess; 1966\nyoutube: 46xlLq7l9Ug\n# analysis: 2026-10-22, rules v2; A, blues\n# recording: recorded January 1956, Chicago (Pat Hare, Little Walter, Willie Dixon; Fred Below or Francis Clay), the first recording; first issued on 78\u002F45 (Chess 1620), April 1956; first LP LP-1501 (1966); not the 1969 Fathers and Sons remake; sources: Wikipedia, Discogs, DAHR; video: \"Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group\", 20th Century Masters, \"(Single Version)\", the 1956 Chess master, the same take\n\nsection: A\n1  | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n2  | A7\n3  | A7\n4  | A7\n5  | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n6  | D7\n7  | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n8  | A7\n9  | E7  # V7 of the blues: a dominant that needn’t resolve, Mixolydian\n10 | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n11 | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n12 | A7\n\nsection: B\n1  | A7\n2  | A7\n3  | A7\n4  | A7\n5  | A7\n6  | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n7  | D7\n8  | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n9  | A7\n10 | E7  # V7 of the blues: a dominant that needn’t resolve, Mixolydian\n11 | D   # IV of the blues: a triad here implies its ♭7, Mixolydian\n12 | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n13 | A7\n@segno 1\n@nav 13 Fine\n\nsection: C\n1  | A7\n2  | A7\n3  | A7\n4  | A7\n5  | A7\n6  | A7\n7  | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n8  | D7\n9  | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n10 | A7\n11 | E7  # V7 of the blues: a dominant that needn’t resolve, Mixolydian\n12 | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n13 | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n14 | A7\n\nsection: D1\n1  | A7\n2  | A7\n3  | A7\n4  | A7\n5  | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n6  | D7\n7  | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n8  | A7\n9  | E7  # V7 of the blues: a dominant that needn’t resolve, Mixolydian\n10 | D7  # IV7 of the blues: a subdominant with dominant color, Mixolydian (the #11 is an extra color)\n11 | A7  # I7 of the blues: a tonic with dominant color, Mixolydian\n12 | A7\n@nav 11 D.S. al Fine\n\nsection: D2\ncopy: D1\n",1793484799735]