Chord structures in jazz often consist of chords going up fourths, because it is a satisfying progression. Take the simple and popular 2- 5 -1-4 progression for example. Here is is in Cmajor:
Dminor7-G7-Cmajor7-Fmajor7
The D chord goes up a fourth to the G, then it goes up a fourth to the C, Then up a fourth again to the F.
Miracle Blade 4: Gibs on touch.