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07-05-2026 10:18 AM
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We'll see. They might lose some of their charm if they all sound the same.
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Well a few folks jammed to my "Sometimes I'm Happy" rhythm...any requests?
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Bb rhythm changes about 140...more choruses the better
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And a super simple minor tune
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I’ve been working out of that Swing and Big Band guitar book. Been playing blues and rhythm changes in all the inversions of those shells every day. Doing approach chords where I can. Doing some modified versions of his diatonic exercises too.
Fun stuff.
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Got it. Fluency is a fleeting goal in my experience.
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I’m in a “get really good at the things I’m already doing” phase
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I love how he uses triads to get cool voice leading and even contrary motion.
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Here's 3 choruses of RC in Bb about 140.
Would have done more but the beginning of this Brazil/Norway match has been interesting, I keep getting distracted.
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When I think about what I actually play … like ACTUALLY … it’s 95% solo or trio. So I’m either getting a lot of mileage out of moving bass punches in my solo playing, or I’m playing some pseudo rhythm guitar for a bass solo. Not the same thing, but man bass players like it when they actually get a little pad to play over.
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Sometimes I'm Happy pretty well is RC, isn't it?
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Well, without the FUN part
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I don't get this. At least when we play Sometimes it's a proper song, you're actually playing something. RC is just a beaten-to-death exercise with the bridge. That must be your fun part.
I'd rather play a tune with meaning. To me, that's the fun part.
I might do my own backing of RC changes, probably slowly, and make it thumpy just to please everybody. In fact, I think I'll get on with it now. Give myself something to do
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And here it is, another gem. This is called Annabelle's Trousers because it's got to be called something. I love doing this kind of thing!
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Flintstones is fun RC. That's what I usually play.




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