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gavinmccloy
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October 05, 2002, 02:13:52 PM »
Do we have any impovists out there who play Blues/Jazz who are at quite a advanced stage?
I play myself and kinda hit a brick wall.....oh yes! I know some nice pretty complicated chord progressions for soloing ect, but I would love to exchange some ideas with some people out there in my position.........can you please e-mail me and perhaps we can exchange techniques via midi files, I think this would be a great idea to share styles.
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