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Blues practice number three.
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Traditional Jazz Blues progression.
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This practice is based around
the traditional Jazz Blues progression.
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Remember you played it in the key of F.
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So the practice here is to
change that to every key, and
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when you do that you'll learn a lot.
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You can either try and play this similar
riff again, same right hand patterns.
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Or just improvise over the same
chord changes in the new key with
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the blues scale.
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Let's look at it in C instead of F.
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First let's go through the chords.
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Your C7.
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Root and 7.
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F7, middle with the 7.
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Back to C7.
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And, again, F7 middle.
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Your F sharp diminished.
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It's an F sharp half diminished 7 you're
gonna play, but that shape will cover it.
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So you can start that there, back to C7.
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And your A7 is just going to be
the root and the seventh again.
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And your D minor 7.
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D minor 7 sounds okay
as a four note chord.
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Because of where it is in the piano.
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So if you went down to G and played a four
note chord would sound far too muddy.
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So again that will be root and 7.
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Back to C7.
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So let's try a similar pattern,
same riffs over the new chords.
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What you're trying to do is get something
similar, and you're trying to pick out
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the tune that you just played, put it
into, transpose it to these new chords,
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doesn't have to be completely accurate,
just something similar,
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and that will get your ears used to
picking out a tune and changing the key.
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So obviously it ends.
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We started in F.
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So with C.
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And we're moving up to the diminished,
it was just straightforward chord tones.
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Remember that?
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Then we went [SOUND] so.
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Okay, you're just trying to remember.
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