"Now hear this"Jamey Abersold Blues in all Keys improvising lesson.

I've had a few emails requesting tips on improvising on the blues. This is the first step,how to use the blues and chromatic scales to add colour (tension & release) to your playing. As you can hear, the combination of weaving between scale and chromatic tones really makes the phrases sound jazzy.

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Education

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• Blues improvising lesson
• saxophone
• how to play the blues
• creative
• expression
• chromatic
• tension and release

[AUXILIODICHOSO]

hey u have the back track???

[groovetonemusic]

@AUXILIODICHOSO The track is available in volume 42 Blues in all keys by Jamey Abersold it's well worth the price & study.

Cheers, Steve...

[MrDerkian10]

what mouthpiece are u using??

[groovetonemusic]

@MrDerkian10 Dave Guardala on this one...

[franco6719]

One pedantic correction: it's Aebersold and you keep writing Abersold.

[groovetonemusic]

@franco6719 I will correct that at some point lol...

[Thewoolleyhippo]

What mouthpiece are you using? Very good by the way!!

[ipoop7971]

Wonderful tone, even through video

[racine09]

You are a remarkably well co -ordinated man , sir!

[Shane4sax]

That is a great lesson thanks. Does this work over all chord changes and music styles. Also, I see you use minor blues scale what do you think about the same thing but with the major blues scale so using A,B,C,C#,E,F# instead of the minor? Thank you for the lesson.

[franco6719]

@groovetonemusic Grazie. ;)