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This is great!!! My brother is learning this song and this video helps so much!!! 👍👍👍🫶🫶🫶

Loved It!

good stuff, interesting interpretation

Hang in there brother! Best, Daniel 🍉

Спасибо коллега! +2 Порекомендую Ваш канал друзьям!

+1 Спасибо!

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Fun, I love this tempo too!

Excited for you, brother! Best of luck with the procedures, Daniel

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Wishing you the best through this time, Jason! Hang in there brother. 🤙🏼

Gracias

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Mmm… Practice dungeon…

‘sup Jason! Cheers, Daniel

fantastic

VERY nice tune and good piano voicing, thanks

Sounds nice. Thank you. The challenge for me is in soloing over 48 bars.

Here are links to the chart. Eb and Concert drive.google.com/file/d/1GBnv7a37jFJIPRzIXvClBNpIVqoL_OMt/view?usp=sharing And Bb drive.google.com/file/d/1RlYtY9lfMY6IUJZh_8szTrhsCrZD_MZl/view?usp=sharing

Thanks. Good lesson.

cool

Sweet

What is that song in the beginning of this video, Major Blues Scales for tenor and soprano saxophones i love it

Thank you Jason for this information. Very helpful! Also, thank you for the worksheet download. Iva

Preach it, brother Justice!

thanks sir great help! =) Kudos from Philippines

Thanks Jason helps alot

good video, check out my channel! great stuff good explanation nice approach I like it very helpful Sounds good! You have talent! Very inspiring. Keep up the great work. I like your sound. Nice job. Nice Cool Very cool

Good explanation, where do I find the sheets that you mentioned?

Thanks Robbie! I have seen other folks talk about these scales this way. If you want to play them I have some examples on my website. Thanks again!

I think it may have to do with your embouchure. Go to my website, jason justice dot com and email me from there. I will help you fix the problem! Thanks for checking out my videos.

math chops hahaha nice way of sayin :D

total truth - for any sax or woodwinds

Very cool! Let me know if I can help!

nice! I am just gettmg back into playing! I have a King Silver Bell Super twenty tenor and I use an otto link 5 star mouthpiece!

The blues are generally (95% of the time) 12 bar forms. 4 bars of the I chord (key of C=C) 2 bars of the IV chord (key of C=F) 2 bars of I chord (C chord) 2 bars of V chord (key of C=G) 2 bars of I (C chord). Contact me directly from my website for more info! And thanks for looking!

i know how to play the tenor saxophone but i cant play any blues i just want to learn what the numbers mean..! thats all i want to know

@jomboy666 Hey! Thanks for the comment. I think there are a few ways of looking at the blues. I'm talking about 1,2,b3,3,5,6,1 The blues scale you are talking about is 1,b3,4,b5,5,b7,1 Play these two scales back to back and you will hear what I am talking about. You can get these scales on my website. I think you will see where I am coming from. Peace!

"If playing saxophone was easy, everybody'd be doing it." Well, I guess that's why so many people try. Thanks for the lesson; it's exactly what I need to work on.

great point! thanks a lot

been playing alto saxophone for 4 years now got all my scales but this one

I m your student and your are verry goooooooooooooood teacher thanks

why are those notes called fifths

Rates? WOW Impressive, I'm proud of you DAD!!

Even though I don't play sax, your a great teacher and dad

Thanks for the lessons. I hope every hungry-music beginner can get a bite, I did. Upload more. Thanks.

nice information thanks

Thank you for clearing up some misconceptions on how to put your saxophone together! I appreciate the free saxophone lesson video!