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Old 10-09-2011, 06:52 PM
 
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Default Updated my lessons page. Check out the position studies if you like Martino/coltrane

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Old 10-10-2011, 08:52 AM
 
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Very useful stuff. Thank you.
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Not to sidetrack the conversation, but how come I can't click the licks/songs to make them play?
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If you "live" with the Bm7 chord over the G7 for a while, you will understand how it wants to resolve and it will begin to sound more "inside," same for all the other chords in the sequence. In fact, the point is to get your ear used to hearing things that it did *NOT* hear the day before.

Felt the need to copy and paste that quote. That's soooooo important.
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Light bulb moment. Thanks jz!
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interesting. Thanks
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