I really like this walking bass. Great lesson
Extra one Laszlo, very dynamic !
Thanks guys for these great comments!
This is an authentic jazz!
Very cool, this walking bass stuff sounds great
I love it! nice work Laszlo!
Very cool sounding lesson Laszlo!
What a groove! Awesome lesson, Laszlo!
Beautiful lesson Laszlo
Nice and smooth
Thanks guys!
Great lesson Laszlo! A good crossover between the two styles!!
Awesome groove ! Very nice to listen to !
Thanks for all the comment guys, I'm glad you liked it !
Cool bass lines
Hey Laszlo, great job on this one!! i had my foot tapping through the whole tune!
nice lesson, tone and playing
cool lesson man
Great lesson on jazz-blues !
That must be quite hard? With the bass and chords through each other, but really cool
awesome Laszlo!, this is exactly what i need to get started with jazz
Cool chord progression, I really like the whole lesson!
Although not the same chord progression, it reminds me a bit of the Muppet Show
Sounds great man, love the chordal shapes and lead part as well
Nice ideas Laszlo
Great job Lazlo
This is nice Laz.
Great job
Very nice Laszlo - from what I gather a jazz blues progression should be a good introduction to more complex jazz soloing.
Welcome to my jazz-blues lesson . In this lesson I will show you what’s the difference between a tradicional blues circle and a jazz-blues circle, and in addition, how we can improvise in a jazz-blues.
At the first step let's see the chord-progression. In the upper row can be seen a 12 bars traditional blues chord-progression and below it the jazz-blues chords. (NOTE H = B)
/ E7 / E7 / E7 / E7 / A7 / A7 / E7 / E7 / H7 / A7 / E7 / H7 /
/ E7/9 / A7 / E7/9 /Hm7E7/ A7 / A7alt / E7/9 / C#7alt / F#m9 / H7 / E7C#7 /F#m9H7/
As we can see, in the jazz blues we use more chords and on some places we need to use some altered chords for the jazzier sounding. At improvisation however we have to use different scales than the blues pentatonic.
In both circle we can play a simple e blues pentatonic scale, but if we would like our playing to be more interesting and more jazzy, we need to play other scales too.
At the main chord that is the fifth degree dominant chord in this case, we always play the mixolydian scale, with some added chromatics. At the eight bar we play an C# altered scale to the C#7 chord.
In the first bar to the E7 we’ll play an E mixolidian scale. At the next bar we will play the A7, A-mixolydian scale. The next two bars we will play E7 again, E-mixolydian scale combined with some chromatics. In the fifth and sixth
bar we will use the A-mixolydian again. E-mixolydian in the seventh bar, then we use a C# altered scale with 9# 9b, 13# 13b in the eighth bar. In the last four bars we will play an E mixolydian scale with added chromatics again.
This is an easy way to improvise to a jazz blues circle. And the most important thing is if you learn the solo, please try to improvise using these scales.
Good practicing!
Laszlo