Hey there, this is a continuation of my previous Martino vid. I wanted to take his method and attempt to make it sound musical. I got closer to that here and I'd even say I am now intermediate jazz musings!

Working with this method. It's been since the 90's that I spent hours on a scalar approach. These are my OPINIONS on what Martino was up to here. I didn't get into the Tri Tone thing wherein A melodic

Herr i was recording at the Home Studio some riff and solo for a Music school band

Trabajando en el estudio, con nuestros talleres en @scouttlent de produccion musical, mezcla y masterizacion....aca dejando un poco de lo que hacemos...

This is a better example of her work I think... Don’t forget folks that when objects are moving Pi=4!

What a fine player she was!

Okay, I get this is well beyond my pay grade... But it’s still kind of fun attempting this kind of jazz blues... And yes...Pi=4 A second take which is a tad better, I think...

I Fcuked up again! DOH... Just don’t ask me do do Happy Birthday in this style... Redone this morning and it’s a better take, I think...

Wes and Remler plus some of my own madness in this one... Answering the question of what to do when you live in a shoe and never get laced... This is what happens when there are not enough good kitty videos...

I’m copying Andy Brown in this one, thanks man! Next up is some Wes d blues... ​

Getting a tad closer to what I’d like to able to do. Some feel changes about 3/4 of the way through...Borrowing some work from Riccardo...Thanks man!

A few half decent lines in this one but more or less a hopeless case when it comes to jazz...

​ Okay, another one from a Leduc transcription. This one is for the Nuge! I’m in the woods dude but no one will teach me how to shoot! Ed is now my fave player. Working from this:

Autumn in New York by Vernon Duke Nunca he pasado un otoño en New York, confieso que me encantaría, pero hasta ahora solo tengo este espectacular jazz-standard compuesto por Vernon Duke un americano nacido

Woods: Hey there...so this is a better take, I think. I’ll leave this one and move on for now. Overall I’m fairly happy with what I did here:)

Well, a week of monsoons...Thanks to Georges for the transcription of this Tal Farlow chord melody. There are some cool lines in here: the first one is an F Alt with the sharp 5. The second one is a G

} Not my best lesson but there should be enough to make it worthwhile. On the first exp. All I mean is that the G-minor extension over the dominant gives us the traditional pentatonic blues sound. Upper

} Another chord melody.

} Stealing a bit from Joe Pass in this one... This is part of my Involuntary Van-life series. Recorded in the Pacific Northwest in the van in B.C. (bring KA$H)... Gnarly:

Hi, more jazzy blues! I may have even hit some of the changes! lol The good news is we are almost at the New Year on March 21st! Time to twitterpate! lol