I have a progression to play over and I need help with options for scales.

The progression is:
Bm7b5 ///| F+5/Eb /// |Em79+5/D ///|C#sus9,11 ///|Bb6/C /// | Bb6/C ///|

It sounds better than it looks :)

Suggestions on how to think of this progression and what scales to play would be sincerely appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
-Todd

Thought I'd join in on these practice tapes. I've been working on reharmonizing this tune. Just some of it, not the whole thing. I recorded it for myself, but I figure I'll just throw it on here for everyone. I tried to get some motion in the inner voices and bass, not sure if I succeeded though. That was the plan anyway.

To me this is a heavy photo. It must be to Joe as well.

Interesting take on my request for hand photos!

Hey everybody,
I am going to play Red Norvo's "How's Your Mother-In-Law" in my March show (March 6 and 9). Does anyone have any anecdotes about this tune, how it was named, for instance?
Feb is all set to go on Feb 6 and 9. We'll "visit" some warm and sunny places. Come with me!
gloria

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What do you all think of a Band-in-a-Box Libray of changes for tunes on the site? and/or a BIAB forum? The only downside I see is we have to be careful of only putting up changes and not the melodies for copyright reasons.

Thoughts?

Hi all,

Hey all,

I'm posting this tune for our new member Luc Lainé. Luc is among Patrice Guillon's friends. He lives near Bordeaux.

Here is a tune from a home made album he did in 2005 with accordion player Pascal Lamigne. The title "La Marine" is an adaptation of same tune from French legendary poet/guitarist/singer Georges Brassens.

Man I grew up with Brassens! But maybe, as non French will you get sent into some kind of "Ratatouille" mood?

Anyway, enjoy! And...

Welcome on board Luc!

- Marie

Okay, after Tony's joke on the practice tape post, I decided this subject probably needed its own thread.

So here is my story about the motor: