Learn This Easy Gerald Albright Saxophone Lick In Your Improvisation

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The blues scale is one of the best tools that any beginning improviser can use to start improvising. Even advanced improvisers still use the blues scale when improvising. Check out this lesson to learn an easy lick that professional saxophonist Gerald Albright used when improvising.

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[@Kenitso]

Very nice. How did you finger the Bb? Thanks.

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