I know this is up here somewhere, but I saw it again and thought I'd repost it. Wait for Red Norvo. 

🚨 Play a Great Blues in 3 Months – Week 4

Up to this point, we’ve stayed in F and focused on building a strong foundation:

• Clear guide tone movement
• Controlled upper voice motion
• Consistent Charleston rhythm

This week, we take a big step forward.

👉 We move to the key of B♭, one of the most common blues keys.

Richard hangs out at the Coffee Hang we do each month. He sent me this to post. A good reminder for us! 

Anyone ever seen one of these sets in person?

https://reverb.com/news/the-tricky-rise-and-quick-demise-of-trixon-drums

Friedman 10 Dampening

Hello,

I'v decided to work on my blues...so here's my version of Tony's blues super pack transcription. It's a bit slower than the original tune so that I'm able to play it until the end.

Please let me know what you think !

Now i've to play it in other keys.

Olivier

Here are my videos for our second lesson.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp2ia_j36ngauNV2p9uZIwgExPDucG6Vt&si…

🚨 Play a Great Blues in 3 Months – Week 3

Over the first two weeks, we focused on building a solid foundation:

• Clear guide tone movement in the left hand
• A stable and controlled upper voice
• Consistent Charleston rhythm

This week, we start introducing more functional harmonic movement into the blues.

You’ll notice a few important additions:

Here’s my rendition of Etude #18 by David Friedman. Any comments, questions, or feedback is much appreciated!

Here’s a recording I got of Etude #17 that I got Sunday on the return to Temple. Any comments, questions, and feedback is greatly appreciated!