paypal not going through

[john]

Thanks for the info Ken
I’d like to do what I can of course
Have you tried different browsers?
Please do that if you haven’t aleady
As for doing a payment more directly it is totally possible…
1. Click the donation link at the footer of my website and make a donation equal to the price of the item you want
Make sure you include your selection in the notes so I know what link to send you

2. You can also make a direct payment within PayPal to my PayPal account which is:
Saxjohnny@johnnyferreira.com
Again, include your item choice in the notes section so I know what to send you

[Jazz Cat]

hi Johnny, thanks, will do re sending $ directly to you via paypal.. I’d tried both FF/chrome, same problem. thanks for all you do!

update: it went through this time, I ordered 2 songs; all’s good. mysterious; some days it works, others not; it’s a known paypal bug

[Jazz Cat]

btw thanks for a great job on the ‘Winter Wonderland’ track + music; it looks easy to play; will try and make a video…nice work. and happy holidays 🙂

[john]

winter wonderland was the most fun of the 3 I did this year.
it’s got the most chords etc but still quite easy, and I think the solo will help to open up anyone’s eyes on how to construct a nice and simple solo over a typical chord progression.
have fun and good luck!

[Jazz Cat]

J – you did a nice job on the solo; thanks for including it in the transcript. It fits the song perfectly; good to learn from. If I’d tried to solo I’d just have noodled around on the melody a bit (doing mismatched jazz/blue minor 3rd riffs sounding badly), your solo sounds original and much better than how I’d have done. Good lesson on matching a solo to the music style.

[john]

thanks, that’s the thing we cover in the Major Scale Improv Course
if/when you study the solo closely just look at the riffs and how they relate to the chords
you won’t see any mismatched minor 3rds but notes that are related to the chord being played

[Jazz Cat]

good point, I’ll likely get that course too…I remember 30yrs ago in highschool jazz band as lead alto, I’d write out a ‘stack’ of whole notes at each chord change to help me remember a group of 4-5 notes to base the solos off of, eg G A Bb D/ whatever, so on lead sheets I’d have reminder main notes of each chord to play from.

nowadays I just write out short in-key 4-6 note riffs to practice, eg in Peter Gunn theme & Pick Up the Pieces (highly recommend those 2 to everyone, great backing tracks + note-for-note solo transcripts & sheet music)

thanks for all your tips, they really help

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