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| What's your favorite of the Video CDs? |
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| Jazzed Blues - Assembly Lines |
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| Chord Melody Cafe |
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| I've never tried any of the Video CDs |
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Gorecki
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 Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 2:48 pm Post subject: What's your favorite Video CD? |
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I thought this would be an interesting vote. I think the Video CD's have a lot to be learned from, what's your favorite?
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Larry_DC
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| That's a tough call. They're all excellent in my book. |
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nylenny
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The Jazz Blues Assembly Line is great. Mark shows how to put licks together to make a solo. This is an important skill, since improvising consists of piecing together language you know. The course also includes some excellent language. The licks are sufficient to string together many solos, with strong harmonic content and great rhtymic phrasing.
Chord melody cafe has some great arrangements and is a terriffic series for someone wanting to expand their solo repetoire. |
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