30 Minute Improv Class on the chord progression of All Blues

Frank Vignola leads you through a practice session focusing on analyzing and jamming on the chord progression for All Blues. For more practice sessions, improv sessions, and over 200 hours of jamming, please sign up for Frank Vignola's Online Jazz Studio, housing over 2700 videos and 10's of thousands of pages of manuscript/TAB.
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[@Krispy1011]

Absolutely great stuff for beginners like me - thx!

[@williamreeve475]

Great tune. Thanks for sharing this approach.

[@37BopCity]

Great video. I'm always interested in the tunes from "Kind of Blue", which is such an iconic and influential album in the history of jazz and recorded music. According to Wikipedia, it was recorded in two days in 1959 on three-track tape -- "So What", "Freddie Freeloader", "Blue In Green" on March 2, and "All Blues" and Flamenco Sketches" on April 22. As was Davis's penchant, he called for almost no rehearsal and the musicians had little idea what they were to record. As described in the original liner notes by pianist Bill Evans, Davis had only given the band sketches of scales and melody lines on which to improvise. ??? That's amazing. Who does this anymore in this time of ProTools and Logic and Spotify and digital multi-tracking etc, and canned digital drums and AutoTune -- when musicians can take weeks and months on a single song? There's a profound lesson in this -- the music comes first, not the technology. We need to get back to that in a serious way.

[@Maurício.9215]

Thank you, Frank!

[@luispeinado889]

Muy bueno el vídeo. Todos lo que nos enseñas es genial. Muchas gracias.

[@edwarddannenberg5084]

Great stuff, thank you!

[@agevich]

Thank You!

[@jazzguitarexercisediary182]

thank you !!!

[@JTB--]

Back to the Future. This lesson is Marty McFly Approved!!