Jazzy Blues Comping 2
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Discover how to comp with walking bass lines, shells chords, and crunchy rootless voicings. After this course, you’ll be able to confidently accompany other musicians on tunes like Route 66!
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Jazzy Blues Comping 2 – Lesson 2
Developing a Bass Line: 5ths, Upper Neighbors, Swung 8th Notes
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