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Be-bop, 118bmp bpm, 4piece rock band, 2 guitars, Bass, drums, rhythmic vocals, Male voice, accordion for solo

how to make it sound blues rock not pop 1 use dominant extensions instead of plain major chords a7 e7 f m7 2 add bluesy bass movement walk the bass like this a g f e f g a 3 pentatonic lead choices over the whole progression you can safely use a minor pentatonic bluesy gritty a major pentatonic southern rock mix both for that srv clapton color 4 riff based approach a very common trick play a riff in a let the chords move underneath keep the riff static Hard Rock, Rock, Heavy Metal Rock, Blues Rock, Southern Rock style

Driving rock&roll at 120 BPM in A major on a 1-5-6 groove, opening with a sharp amp chord hit, 4-piece band: rhythmic male vocals, twin electric guitars with clean chopped rhythm and slightly overdriven licks, punchy electric bass, tight drums with snare ghost notes, swung hats, room-mic grit, warm breakup, call-and-response fills, live analog feel

Driving rock&roll at 128 BPM in A major on a 1-5-6 groove, opening with a sharp amp chord hit, 4-piece band: rhythmic male vocals, twin electric guitars with clean chopped rhythm and slightly overdriven licks, punchy electric bass, tight drums with snare ghost notes, swung hats, room-mic grit, warm breakup, call-and-response fills, live analog feel

Raucous 134 BPM blues rock for 4-piece band: two slightly overdriven guitars trade biting call-and-response licks over a rolling rock ’n’ roll progression, bass on a driving root-fifth pulse, drums with straight backbeat, open hi-hats, and tight live-room punch, Clipped vocals, gritty amp breakup, room mics, and raw edge

Be-bop, 120bpm, 4piece rock band, 2 guitars, Bass, drums, rhythmic vocals male Deep clear voice, accordion for solo, upbeat

Be-bop, texmex, 120bpm, 4piece rock band 2 guitars, Bass, drums, rhythmic vocals, accordian for solo, Male Deep clear voice

Driving 4 piece blues band, 2 guitars, Bass, drums, 1-5-6 blues-rock progression, B Major, 138bpm

Raucous 134 BPM blues rock for 4-piece band: two slightly overdriven guitars trade biting call-and-response licks over a rolling rock ’n’ roll progression, bass on a driving root-fifth pulse, drums with straight backbeat, open hi-hats, and tight live-room punch, Clipped vocals, gritty amp breakup, room mics, and raw edge