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Johnny,
I found a shorter version of “Sweet Home Chicago” by Eric Clapton. 5 minutes or so.

Johnny,
Your improv course music, Pentatonic, reminded me of the Blues brother’s “Sweet Home Chicago”. I have the sheet music in G major, backing track is in F major, all seven pages. Guitar solo is about 5 pages. Too long. Nice blues. How do I combine it all or put it all together?

Pentatonic scale. Let’s play “Sweet Home Chicago”

Hey Johnny’
I was just over checking out your improv course. Blues in D or the tenor sax. NOTES ARE D,E,F#, D,E,F.THERE’S more to the little rift you play to make the blues. How do I go to the GGGGGGGG AAAAAAAA back to D?

Thanks JB. You wrote a book. I found my Vol 1 Jamey Aebersold, “How to Play Jazz and Improvise.”

Thanks JB. What do you mean by -pract
William

I did all that you directed but no luck

Nice sound on the tenor
William

Thanks Johnny
I’m working on “Do you love me”. I’m at the beginning: Key is F major. 5th chord introduces “”Do you ….1 4 5 back to 1 4 5 to 1 4 5 to 4 to 4minor (Bb minor) to 5. (4th minor chord is Bb minor. 3rd note in Bb minor is Db. I see the note played by the band is F. The Bb minor chord on the staff has three notes: Bb, Db and F.…[Read more]

One, four, five Sort of like “La Bamba”, or Twist and Shout progression.
William

HEY HEY HEY SXPOET. I was just thinking about you. Welcome back. Woodwind just notified me that my eSax mute system has been shipped. I can blow hard and loud and the household won’t be bothered

Mike you did it right. Great improving around the melody. I need to learn what you just did with “Soul Serenade”
William

Thanks for stopping by everybody

Thanks for stopping by Pete and S P.I had an Aussie for 14 years. Two Jack Russells were used in the movie, “My dog Skip”. a young Jack Russell for the young Skip and an older Jack Russell for the older Skip. Yazoo City Mississippi. I have Willie Morris’ book about southern USA.
William

Sounds great Mike. Guess I’ll have another Guinness and listen again after i have another Guinness
William