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Michael Sullivan


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Post  Posted 9 Sep 2022 2:31 pm    
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Lionel Wendling has posted a fantastic tutorial on how he improvises over a 2/5/1 progression in the key of E. Using this information, you can use your own backing track with one measure of F#m7, one measure B7 and two measures of E maj7 until your heart is content. While he provides the scales, he did not provide the tablature. So, for those of you who are excited about breaking free of your country licks and desire to play those really cool jazz notes, I have solved that dilemma by tabbing out all seven of his demo's note for note. It will take discipline and practice to make sense of this but it's well worth the effort. Slow down his audio and have fun. Here is the Youtube link; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJJPFFHs0YA
Please leave encouraging comments on his Youtube link so that he'll do even more tutorials. Thank you Lionel Wendling!



























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Dan Kelly


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Boston, MA
Post  Posted 10 Sep 2022 2:15 am    
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WOW! Michael... You are a "Tab-Master, Extraordinaire!" Thanks for the study on Lionel's improv! There is definitely a lot to learn from it.
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Ron Hogan

 

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Post  Posted 10 Sep 2022 5:32 am    
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Good work on that.
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