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07-25-2010, 09:49 PM
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 improvising over the 6th in jazz blues Hi everyone, I'm a new member as well as a beginning jazz guitar student. Recently i have been listening incessantly to jazz/blues, and notice a very hip-sounding scale quite often applied over the 6th chord (usu. a dom7#9) on the eighth measure of a jazz blues. So, for example, i hear this scale used in a G7#9 of a Jazz Blues in B flat. Anyone have ideas of what this might be? Sorry, i know more clues should be given, or musical examples. I thought maybe this might be common knowledge for experienced jazzers. thanks!     |
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07-26-2010, 04:50 AM
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| Thanks Bako! I'm pretty sure thats the scale; the problem for me is making it sound musical rather than 'scalular'. When I get there, I'll find out for certain. I posted this accidentally in the wrong topic; gonna repost in "improvisation" |
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