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2 things in G 3:38 collection of blues
3 6/8 blues in D 4:02 and jazz tracks perfect
4 roadhouse in A 3:14

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5 new orleans march in F 3:23 for practice or accompaniment!
6 gospel blues in C 2:40 Recorded in a state-of-the-art facility by
7 rock’n blues in G 3:16
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Bb static dominant 3:27
static E Major
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seasoned professional studio musicians,
this jam-along CD is perfect for all instruments.

Plus, we’ve enclosed a helpful instruction booklet for you,

12 Gm groove 3:43 complete with chord progressions and soloing tips.
13 static Bb Major 4:03
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2m 5 1 in C
2m 5 1 in Ab
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16 2m 5 1m in Bm 3:26

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17 4 beat 2m 5 1 exercise 1:54
18 2 beat 2m 5 1 exercise 2:06
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 Peter Vogl – Guitar
Jean Marc Porson – Bass
Jez Graham – Keys
Lee Davis – Mastering
Lee Davis – Keys
Sean O’Rourke – Drums
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Billy Wilkie – Guitar
(tracks 14, 19, 21, 22)

let’s jam jazz & blues was produced by Peter Vogl using top live studio musicians.
The players were extraordinary for this project, and what a difference they made! We hope
everyone who listens and practices to this CD enjoys it as much as we enjoyed making
it. A special thanks to Lee Davis at Rogue Records for all his help.

For players looking for more ideas, look for the notes on each song indicating other instruc-
tional courses from Watch & Learn, Inc.

On the next page are two blues progressions. Practice your pentatonic scales, your blues
scales, and practice your modes (track 3 especially).

FREE video lessons for each track at freeguitarvideos.com

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Things in G 2

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6/8 Blues in D 3
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Roadhouse in A

Here’s a blues in A that comes in the back door. Try the pentatonic
and blues scales.
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New Orleans March in F 5

Try this New Orleans style blues tune. Use your F Major and F Minor
Pentatonic scales.
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Gospel Blues in C

A slow tempo gospel blues. Use your Pentatonic scales and make it
sing with lots of bends.
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Rock’n Blues in G 7

A let it all hang out kind of blues tune. Throw the whole bag of tricks
at this one. Pentatonic Scales are once again the best starting point.
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Em7 A13

Key of Em. Em Pentatonic is very useful, but the more advanced player
would also use the Dorian Mode.
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Cm Groove

This is a basically a vamp in Cm. Cm Pentatonic, the C Blues scale, C Har-

monic Minor, and Bebop licks all sound good. Watch the turnaround at the
end. On the next page are 4 static chord progressions. They are great for
practicing Pentatonic Scales, Diatonic Scales, and Modes.
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Bb Static Dominant 10

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Static E Major 11

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Gm Groove 12

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Static Bb Major 13
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2m 5 1 in C

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2m 5 1 in Ab

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2m 5 1m in Bm

On this page are 3 different 2-5-1 chord progressions. Practice your

2-5-1 licks. Play those sharp and flat 5’s, and those sharp and flat 9’s
over the 5 chord.
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4 Beat 2m 5 1 Exercise 17

A 2-5-1 exercise that changes keys. Practice your 2-5-1 licks and try to
keep up with the key changes.
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2 Beat 2m 5 1 Exercise

Another 2-5-1 exercise that changes keys, but this time the chords last
half as long.
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Autumn 19

Major and minor 2-5-1 changes in the same chord progression. Practice
those 2-5-1 licks in a standard chord progression.

There are soloing lessons for several of the tracks on our website with
notation, mp3s, and QuickTime video. Check it out:
freeguitarvideos.com
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Say What

Above is a minor modal chord On the right is the famous

progression. Practice your Dorian “Rhythm Changes”. Slow version
mode till you drop. Watch that half for practice and a fast version for
step modulation. the brave.
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Changes Slow and Fast 21-22

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