Come On in My Kitchen by Robert Johnson is played in the key of A at a intermediate difficulty level, originally released in the 1930s. It uses 2 chords — A7 D7 — arranged in the I-IV progression.
About the I-IV progression
The I-IV two-chord vamp alternates between tonic and subdominant. It's a favorite of reggae, folk, and any genre where the harmony steps back to let the groove drive.
Playing in the key of A
A major is rock and blues territory. A, D, and E are open shapes; F#m requires a barre. The E7 chord sits naturally under the fingers in this key, which is why it feels made for country and blues players.
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Learn to play Come On in My Kitchen by Robert Johnson on guitar. It sits in the key of A and uses the I-IV progression with the chords A7 D7.