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Post by nursedad on Aug 28, 2013 20:10:40 GMT -6
I am having trouble hearing the cord changes in the 1st exercise in BLYCU. Any advice? Has anyone video taped themselves playing along to the Backing track?
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Post by nursedad on Aug 29, 2013 15:34:44 GMT -6
follow up question.
The example at the beginning of the chapter shows a 12 bar quick change progression but the example with music notation and tab at the end of the chapter is a 12 bar progression.
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is the play along track a quick change or a 12 bar blues?
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JohnG
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Post by JohnG on Aug 30, 2013 10:46:32 GMT -6
Are you talking about the first lick in Blues Licks You Can Use? And with regard to your second question, the last example of Section 1 is played over the turnaround (last 2 bars). I'm not sure what you are asking.
JG
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Post by nursedad on Aug 30, 2013 14:38:51 GMT -6
I'M sorry, first John I love your books I have all of them.
Yes Blues Licks You Can Use.
Page 7 indicates that the tune is a C dominate 12-Bar Quick change but the example on page 14 "Putting the pieces together" is a 12 bar blues (not a quick change).
Since I was having trouble hearing the changes I thought maybe I was listening for a quick change when the play along is a 12 bar (not a quick change).
I am probably in over my head here, but I am having fun!
Jeff
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Post by JohnG on Aug 31, 2013 18:30:28 GMT -6
Hi Jeff,
If you are referring to Track 78, C Dominant 12-bar quick-change, it does in fact change to the IV chord in measure 2. The musical score on page 14 does not indicate that, but that is an error. It should read C7 (I) in the first bar, F7 (IV) in the second and C7 (I) in the third.
Listen more closely to the recording - you should hear it.
I hope that helps.
JG
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Post by nursedad on Aug 31, 2013 19:29:44 GMT -6
Thank you That is what I thought I was hearing.
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