Standards

Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) chords & key

Key
B♭ minor
Form
AAB
Bars
48
Groove
Samba
Time signature
4/4

“Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos)” is a jazz standard by Pat Metheny. It is usually played in B♭ minor as a samba, and the 48-bar AAB form has 3 sections.

Chord changes

Showing in: Concert (C) — B♭ minor

A
×2
B♭m7
B♭m7
G♭maj7
G♭maj7
B♭m7
B♭m7
G♭maj7
G♭maj7
B♭m7
B♭m7
G♭maj7
G♭maj7
F7♯9
F7♯9
A♭B♭m7
B♭m7
B
E♭m7
E♭m7
F7♭9
F7♭9
G♭maj7
G♭maj7
Gm7♭5
Gm7♭5
C7sus
C7
D♭7sus
D♭7
E♭7sus
E♭7
F7sus
F7

Changes as commonly played (concert pitch). Your band's version may differ.

Harmonic analysis

0Major ii–V–I
0Minor ii–V–i
1ii–V moves
0Tritone substitutions
0Dominant chains
15Different chords

Most used chords

  • B♭m7×16
  • G♭maj7×14
  • F7♯9×4
  • A♭×2
  • E♭m7×2
  • F7♭9×2

Frequently asked questions

What key is Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) in?

Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) is usually played in B♭ minor. For B♭ instruments that is C minor, for E♭ instruments G minor.

Who wrote Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos)?

Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) was written by Pat Metheny.

What is the form of Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos)?

Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) has 3 sections (AAB) with 48 bars in total.

How fast is Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos) played?

The usual groove is Samba.

What are the chord changes to Lone Jack (Page 2 - Solos)?

The opening bars are Bbm7 | Bbm7 | Gbmaj7 | Gbmaj7. The full chart above can be transposed to any key.