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a 12-bar blues or doo-wop progression can be repeated to create a larger structural pattern, such as a simple verse form.

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True, a 12-bar blues or doo-wop progression can be repeated to create a larger structural pattern, such as a simple verse form.

More about the 12-bar blues:

Rock and roll, jazz, and rhythm and blues all use the same structural formula. A 12-bar blues is characterized by its three groups of four-beat measures, which are divided into twelve groups of four.

In a 12-bar blues multiple repetitions of the structure The first four beats form a sentence, and the final beat completes the original thought—a inquiry, followed by an answer. Second phrase uses the first line again, and the third phrase ends with a new line.

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