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Blues standards that appeared on the main charts in the 1960s and 1970s often had been recorded by rhythm and blues, soul, and rock musicians. Each song listed has been identified by five or more music writers as a blues standard. Spellings and titles may differ; the most common are used.
16. Okt. 2019 · 28 Jazz Blues Tunes You Need to Know: All Blues – blues in 3/4 by Miles Davis. Au Privave – bebop blues head by Charlie Parker. Bag’s Groove – easy blues head in concert F. Billie’s Bounce – bebop blues head by Charlie Parker. Birk’s Works – easy minor blues head. Blue Monk – classic Thelonious Monk blues. Blues for Alice ...
Jazz Theory: Blues. Blues as a genre took shape around or shortly before the beginning of the 20th Century, at about the same time as jazz. As with jazz, the details of its origins are hazy, since the music was not recorded, and was barely documented in any way.
2. Okt. 2020 · JAZZ STANDARDS. Each jazz standard page has all of the tools you need to learn a particular tune. Included for each jazz standard is a bio, chord charts for C, Bb, and Eb instruments, a play-along, and popular recordings to help you learn it. It’s time to get practicing!
2. Okt. 2020 · DOWNLOAD FREE GUIDE. CHORD CHART. Learn and memorize the chords with these All Blues chord charts. C Instruments. Bb Instruments. Eb Instruments. PLAYLIST. Learn and memorize the melody of All Blues with this playlist. PLAY-ALONG. Practice improvising with this All Blues play-along. TAKE YOUR JAZZ PLAYING TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
Chord Charts. Lead Sheets for all instruments. available exclusively through. PATREON. All Blues. Browse the entire history playlist here. Composer: Miles Davis. Year: 1959. Origin: Debuted on the Miles Davis album Kind of Blue. Style: 6/8 waltz, often played at a comfortable medium tempo. Form: 12 Bar Major Blues. Arrangements:
W.C. Handy. W hen it comes to standards written before 1920, none has enjoyed more recordings by jazz artists than W.C. Handy’s classic, “St. Louis Blues.”. Considered the most famous blues composition, the song was the most-recorded of all time from the 1930’s until “ Star Dust ” took the title over twenty years later.
