Bb Blues (Jazz/Swing feel) 130 bpm : Backing Track

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[@ryanswiggs]

just to sit back and listen to this, gives you a million melodic ideas. brilliant, thank ye

[@Kanine80yt]

Put it at 2x speed if you want to listen to bebop

[@jayniambi]

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[@Addy-yg1ov]

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[@radioheadlover09]

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[@Nick-bn5sd]

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[@tesser169]

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[@haydenlichtman5747]

What would be some good blues scales to play over this? I play the Alto sax.

[@emo-sup-sock]

all of them lol, just remember altos are tuned in Eb, so you have to play it in the tone of G on your instrument

[@MarkJenningsBates]

Fantastic tips !

[@Stephanie9959]

Thank you. A nice cord progression.

[@estebanberguno4662]

iu ar great cords

[@mr.fabian8471]

Master!!!!

[@macacoosnofa]

can someone please guide me on which scales i can use on each chord?

[@felixhalvorson7610]

You can play Bb minor pentatonic over the whole thing to get started, then start to play Bb mixolydian/major pentatonic on only the Bb7's and minor pentatonic over the rest. In addition to that, bring out some spice with playing altered lines (7th mode of melodic minor) anytime there is a dominant chord going to somewhere else. Best spot for that is the Cm7/F7 on last bar and the Bb7 on the 4th bar! Happy jamming (:

[@jimolbrys5620]

I humbly suggest not playing scales at all and treat each chord of the progression as its own unique harmonic entity with its own characteristics and role in the progression. Think arpeggios and passing tones...focusing on the 3rd, 5th, flat 5th and flat 7th of the chords but keeping in mind that all twelve tones are available as passing tones. Think in terms of melody and motifs, call and response and repeated rhythmic patterns maybe changing one note in the pattern as the harmony changes. That should make for a more interesting and cohesive solo rather than running scales.

[@justanothernguyen2334]

@@jimolbrys5620 YES. I fell for the scale trap and didn't get better until i studied ted greene's soloing books which comprise entirely of melodic patterns for CHORD TONES instead of scales for each chord type. I didn't have anxiety of creating dissonant lines anymore since everything fit perfectly with the chord progressions

[@jatson3989]

im not a whole jazz wiz but i say just start off with a concert bflat not the scale just the chord tones c e g and add on some notes just try to feel the back track before you start play that helps its gonna get better if you keep playing if you make a mistake just go to the next note as fast as you can and no one will notice but just dont worry too much of the chord progression just vibe with the music your skill will improve over time

[@sigfried90arts]

Hello, why there is an Dm7b5 and g7? I don't understand. Secondary dominant?

[@guitareimprovisation]

This is a Dm7b5. Yes, secondary dominant of Cm7. It's very common, check "the standard blues chord progression in jazz", or read any Aebersold on this topic. Hope that helps !

[@sigfried90arts]

@@guitareimprovisation Thank you!

[@markhawkins443]

Very groovy! What chord is “D naught”?

[@razzmatical]

"D naught" is a D diminished chord, involving the notes D, F, G# (Ab), and B. :)

[@estebanberguno4662]

D half diminished 1-b3-b5-b7

[@Ack_08]

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[@HarmoChopin]

Tu fais ça sous irealb ?

[@guitareimprovisation]

Oula, non : tous les instruments sont enregistrés (voir description de la vidéo).

[@HarmoChopin]

Oups ! Pardon. C'est le design de la grille qui m'an fait penser à ça.

[@guitareimprovisation]

Pas de soucis.

[@turnoffautoplay]

High school jazz band auditions be like

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רז שלח אותכם לפה?

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