Songs that use Line Cliché chord progressions

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A Line Cliché is a type of chord progression where we have a chord where either the highest or lowest voice is climbing or descending by semitones whilst the rest of the chord is static. It is a very common technique in jazz music but has also been used extensively in pop and rock music too.

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0:00 What is a Line Cliché?
1:09 Examples
4:42 Minor Major 7th chord
6:17 When did it become a "cliché"?
7:48 Ascending line clichés
8:48 James Bond
9:35 Hey Bulldog
10:14 Augmented climb
10:37 How do we label the chords?
12:28 Phil Buckle
13:14 the longest line cliché ever!
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Depeche Mode
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