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Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —5 tracks · 4:12
About this song
Going Down by Freddie King is in D minor (estimated). This 5-track arrangement runs 4:12 (Electric guitar (jazz), Electric guitar (clean), Electric bass (finger), Lead 6 (voice), and Drums). 3 versions available to play and practice.
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F3 – A4 · 16 semitones (~1.3 octaves)
About the key of D minor
D minor is the 3rd most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are Dm, Gm, and Am.
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Going Down appears on the soundtrack of Eastbound & Down: Music From Season 2.