/ F7 / Bb7
/F7 /F7 / Bb7
/Bb7 /F7 / D7 / Gm7
/ C7 / F7 D7 / G7 C7/
The chord chart for F7 says F A C Eb, we need to place this chord around the
middle C
area, play this chord with the Eb just above middle C , the next
note down is middle C etc.
The next chord is Bb7, in the chord chart as Bb D F Ab, but we don’t want to
jump to this
position, so make the top note D, a semitone lower than the Eb
in the previous chord. The
rest of the notes reading down are Bb Ab and F.
For bar 3 and 4 we go back to the original F7 position, then Bb7 as before,
then F7 again
as in bar 1.
The next chord , D7, could be played with D as its top note but I find a more
comfortable
one to move down to C as top note in root position.
Then Gm7(G Bb D F) is best played with Bb as the top note.
C7 is next (C E G Bb) is root position, same top note as previous chord.
Carry on like this,
all chords near middle C. Experiment and find
comfortable positions.