Chords for Ragtime To Stride Piano To Boogie To Rock & Roll (in 3 Mins)

[N] _ [Gm] Yeah, yeah, _ yeah. _
_ _ [G] _ Yeah, yeah.
You were doing something much more.
[A] No, but do that, [F] do that.
[Bb] Because I want to do [F] the ragtime thing.
Well, it's good to do that.
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_ _ _ _ _ It's a Durnham point. _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] That's stride piano.
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_ _ _ _ Something like that.
[Dm] You know Durnham?
_ _ _ Yeah, [Gm] you can play that.
You win.
No, no, no, but you know, [Dm] that was stride.
Was that stride piano?
So ragtime led to stride.
Ragtime led to stride.
You _ know this one?
[G] _ _ _ [D] Maple [Gb] Leaf Rag.
So that's before stride.
_ [Gm] _ _ Maple Leaf Rag is about
1918 to 1926.
_ [G] Stride kicked [Db] in
[B] in about the [Gm] 1920s.
Wow, [G] you're a musicologist now.
_ Thank you.
You know your son.
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What's your name?
James.
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I'm going to do a bit of ragtime [Gb] for mum. Go on.
[Eb] I can't [G] do the stride.
Do a bit [Gb] of ragtime for mum.
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[G] _ Everything leads to boogie woogie.
_ Boogie woogie and then rock and roll.
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_ _ No, where's your Jerry Lee Loops?
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Stride, [Bb] ragtime,
boogie and rock and roll. _
History of jazz, yeah?
Great game. _ _