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It's thought to have been in a process of development in the latter part of the 1890's. But the first blues was published in 1904 and written by James Chapman and Leroy Smith, the song is labeled 'ragtime/two-step.' 'One O' Them Things' begins with an introduction in the cakewalk rhythm (o o o ), and this intro is followed by a 12 bar blues section.

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Hit the road jack was answer i found. not true 12 bar blues is the I, IV and V chords in a specific pattern . Kansas City is an example. in key of G this would be G-C -D . most musicians put in a dominalnt 7th (D7) etc. there is some argument as to the "proper" use of the dominant 7th. But most agree it is important to use it a some point.

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