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Easy Soloing for Blues Keyboard

55 pieces in this collection.

  1. 2x3
  2. Add the Root or the 5th Above Your Ideas
  3. Another Way to Make the Changes
  4. Approach Tones
  5. Approachin', Encroachin' Blues
  6. Chicago Style
  7. Chord-Tone Exercise
  8. Combining Two-Note and Three-Note Ideas
  9. Conclusion: Enough Already, Time to Jam!
  10. Dominant Chords
  11. Feelin' the Shuffle Blues
  12. Flat City Blues
  13. Getting More Mileage Out Of Your Ideas
  14. Going Downstairs
  15. Half Steps And Whole Steps
  16. High Five Blues
  17. Hot Air Blues
  18. Improvising: Telling Your Own Story
  19. Ingredients for a 12-Bar Blues
  20. Introduction
  21. It's All About Me
  22. It's All Downhill
  23. Key to Listening Exercises
  24. Live at the Two-Note
  25. Makin' the Changes Blues
  26. Middle C
  27. More About the V Chord
  28. Music Review
  29. Over the Top Blues
  30. Passing Tone Blues
  31. Play Clusters from the Scale in Repeating Patterns
  32. Playing Off the Chords
  33. Playing Over Turnarounds and ii-V7 Progressions
  34. Putting It All Together For The Hippest Sound
  35. Repeat, Combine, Extend
  36. Rhythm, Rhythm, Rhythm
  37. Sharps and Flats
  38. Simple Blues in C
  39. Soloing with Just Two Notes
  40. Soloing with Three Notes
  41. Tag It On
  42. Take a Simple Idea and Repeat It Over Different Octaves
  43. The Balloon Approach
  44. The Grand Staff
  45. The Major Scale
  46. The Minor Pentatonic and Blues Scales
  47. The On-Again, Off-Again Blues
  48. The Pull-Off
  49. Three's Company
  50. Together Forever Blues
  51. Triad Blues
  52. Turnaround Exercises
  53. Two is Enough
  54. Use Octaves to Emphasize Ideas
  55. Use Trills to Create a Dramatic Effect