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#1
02-26-2011, 02:03 PM
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 Master Jazz Guitar Solos 3 / Biab I bought Band in a Box in December and Master Jazz Guitar Solos 3 came with it. I hadn't fooled around with it much but thought I might today. Lots of "mainstream" (PG Music's term) solos, both chordal and single note, as well as 'comp' demonstrations. They give the songs names that have nothing to do with the standard they are based on. For example, "Satin Doll" is "Monumental Achievement" and a simple Bb Blues is called "Spring Veranda." I don't recognize many of the progressions and wonder what tunes they are from. Does anyone here have a conversion table? (Or know where that info is located in the program?) Thanks!
__________________ "I can not overemphasize how important it is to sing what you play or play what you are singing. You do not have to be a singer. You don't have to sing loudly, or even above your breath. Scatting, as this is sometimes called, directly improves your ability to play what you heard, which in turn sounds less like someone playing memorized patterns." Herb Ellis     |
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02-26-2011, 02:33 PM
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| 12 - Girl from Ipanema > > > 14 - How High The Moon > > > 21 - Satin Doll > > > 22 - Sweet Georgia Brown > > > 23 - Blues w/ chord variations > > > 24 - Corcovado > > > 25 – Autumn Leaves > > > 26 - Stella by Starlight > > > 27 - Honeysuckle Rose > > > 28 - Rhythm Changes > > > 30 – "A" Train > > > 41 - Just Friends > > > 49 - Another You 001 - A Day In The Life Of A Fool 006 - Sunny Side Of The Street 012 - Girl from Ipanema 014 - How High The Moon 021 - Satin Doll 022 - Sweet Georgia Brown 023 - Blues w/ chord variations 024 - Corcovado 025 – Autumn Leaves 026 - Stella by Starlight 027 - Honeysuckle Rose 028 - Rhythm Changes 030 – "A" Train 041 - Just Friends 049 - Another You??? Not sure this ones right. See 086 below. ??? 051 - same as 111 053 - same as 113 058 - Georgia On My Mind 059 - same as 119 062 - same as 122 063 - Moon Glow 067 - same as 127 068 - Blue Skies 069 - Bluesette 070 - same as 130 071 - same as 131 072 - same as 132 073 - All The Things You Are 074 - same as 134 075 - same as 135 076 - same as 136 077 - same as 137 078 - same as 138 079 - same as 139 080 - same as 140 085 - Blue Moon 086 - There Will Never Be Another You 106 - Up A Lazy River 111 - same as 051 113 - same as 053 115 - I'm In The Mood For Love 118 - Georgia On My Mind 119 - same as 059 122 - same as 062 123 - Moon Glow 127 - same as 067 128 - Blue Skies 129 - Bluesette 130 - same as 070 131 - same as 071 132 - same as 072 133 - All The Things You Are 134 - same as 074 135 - same as 075 136 - same as 076 137 - same as 077 138 - same as 078 139 - same as 079 140 - same as 080 141 - Satin Doll |
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02-26-2011, 05:35 PM
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But thanks for trying!
__________________ "I can not overemphasize how important it is to sing what you play or play what you are singing. You do not have to be a singer. You don't have to sing loudly, or even above your breath. Scatting, as this is sometimes called, directly improves your ability to play what you heard, which in turn sounds less like someone playing memorized patterns." Herb Ellis Last edited by markerhodes : 02-26-2011 at 05:36 PM. Reason: Forgot to add something important. |
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03-27-2011, 12:26 PM
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__________________ "I can not overemphasize how important it is to sing what you play or play what you are singing. You do not have to be a singer. You don't have to sing loudly, or even above your breath. Scatting, as this is sometimes called, directly improves your ability to play what you heard, which in turn sounds less like someone playing memorized patterns." Herb Ellis |
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03-27-2011, 07:04 PM
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