Sometimes it does, but it uses several different progressions. Country is partly based in traditional music, but a good deal of it is just pop music with lyrics, instrumentation, and vocal delivery (and costumes and stage sets) that are intended to mark it as "country."
A few common progressions:
I IV V I (Great Speckled Bird, Honky Tonk Angels, Wabash Cannonball, first part of Your Cheatin' Heart)
I I IV IV I I V V I I IV IV I V I I (Hot Rod LIncoln)
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Sometimes it does, but it uses several different progressions. Country is partly based in traditional music, but a good deal of it is just pop music with lyrics, instrumentation, and vocal delivery (and costumes and stage sets) that are intended to mark it as "country."
A few common progressions:
I IV V I (Great Speckled Bird, Honky Tonk Angels, Wabash Cannonball, first part of Your Cheatin' Heart)
I I IV IV I I V V I I IV IV I V I I (Hot Rod LIncoln)