
Zsolt Galambos27th September 2010Cool stuff, Stephane! ![]()
Adrian Figallo27th September 2010wow man, i really wanna learn some jazz licks, will study this, love the control you got over the tone, brilliant!
Bogdan Radovic27th September 2010Awesome lesson Stephane! ![]()
Stephane Lucarelli27th September 2010Thanks guys!
playaxeman27th September 2010great playing.
Crazy_Diamond28th September 2010Nice phrasing Stéphane !!!!
Gerardo Siere28th September 2010Great stuff like always Stephane!
emirb28th September 2010good stuff! I'm gonna study this for sure!
Jerry Arcidiacono28th September 2010Very relaxing!
Vasilije Vukmirovic29th September 2010Beautiful, classical jazz!
Stephane Lucarelli1st October 2010Thanks a lot friends!
thefireball5th October 2010Nice groove!
Stephane Lucarelli7th October 2010Thanks man!
rico7th October 2010cool la leçon j'adore, merci stephane
Stephane Lucarelli30th October 2010Merci Eric!
Adrian Figallo8th September 2011i LOVE this, once again man, this is the second time im hearing this, and now im going to practice it!
leonard47822nd January 2013LOVE the long line at the end
Cosmin Lupu23rd January 2013Hey there leonard478, great to know you like it mate
Practicing it already?
SoundShapingDotCom19th April 2013Great lesson Stephane! Your lessons have an amazing flow, I just can't stop practising this one!


Hi GMC!
Here's a classic Jazz Blues chords progression I used in this lesson :
I Bb7 I Eb7 I Bb7 I Bb7alt I Eb7 I Eb7 I Bb7 I G7alt I C-7 I F7alt I Bb7/G7alt I C-7/F7alt I
So, what scales can we use to improvise over this chords progression?
Of course the Bb pentatonic/blues scale will work fine but we need more options to underline the chords change.
Here are some scale's options I used in the solo:
Bb7 : Bb Mixolydian mode
Eb7 : Eb Mixolydian mode
C-7 / F7 = II / V in Bb : Bb Major scale
Over altered chords we will use the altered scale : that's the seventh mode of the melodic minor scale.
For exemple the G altered scale can be built from Ab melodic minor.
You'll also find here and there some chromaticism and passing tone.