C#m7, F#7, F#m7, B7, Bm7, E7, Em7, A7, Dmaj7

Analysis

Heard in D major

Progressions in these changes

• Chords 1 to 2

  Major ii-V Progression in B

  C#m7 F#7

• Chords 3 to 4

  Major ii-V Progression in E

  F#m7 B7

• Chords 5 to 6

  Major ii-V Progression in A

  Bm7 E7

• Chords 7 to 9

  Major ii-V-I Progression in D

  Em7 A7 Dmaj7

Scales to play

• Over C#m7 · vii7

  C# Minor Blues

  Mode 6 of Blues

• Over F#7 · V7/vi

  F# Minor Blues

  Mode 6 of Blues

• Over F#m7 · iii7

  F# Aeolian

  Mode 6 of Major

• Over B7 · V7/ii

  B Minor Blues

  Mode 6 of Blues

• Over Bm7 · vi7

  B Aeolian

  Mode 6 of Major

• Over E7 · V7/V

  E Mixolydian

  Mode 5 of Major

• Over Em7 · ii7

  E Dorian

  Mode 2 of Major

• Over A7 · V7

  A Mixolydian

  Mode 5 of Major

• Over Dmaj7 · Imaj7

  D Ionian

  The major scale and its modes are the most commonly used scales in western music.