This is my attempt at the Sight Reading Etude of the Day posted by John Piper without using dampening.

Hey Tony,

Next time we meet up online along with discussing the transposing can we also get me started on playing some blues? I've played blues in the past but I've always wanted to sound like the recording of yourself playing Blues in the Closet. I'd love to be able to talk with you about some of what you are doing.

I'm going to work on posting either tonight or tomorrow a new rainbow with the turnaround as well as hopefully the second chorus of the Dexter solo sometime this weekend.

Jon

This is from John's CD, Just a Step Away. Everything is great about this and John said I could post it. This is exclusively for members only.

I'm playing a Blues!

Here's a duet I made for a student a while back. It's Donna Lee and It's in the key of D. So if you're working on the tune, transpose it and play. I play the head in and take a chorus. Then I comp for you and then you take the head out. It's not fast. I just threw it together for a student.

Here's a lesson I made for a student where he asked me to talk about comping.

Here's a lesson I made for a student explaining a ii min7 b5 - V - 1 progression.

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Here are the two first chorusses of Dexter Gordon's solo on Blue Bossa.