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G minor blues head?
Mark
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Hi all,
I'm teaching Michael's G minor blues solo to one of my students for them to play for a performance exam. I'd like them to play a head (melody) before the solo.
I’m fairly new to the Gypsy Jazz thing; can anyone suggest a minor blues from Django's repertoire or something stylistically correct from someone else?
I'm teaching Michael's G minor blues solo to one of my students for them to play for a performance exam. I'd like them to play a head (melody) before the solo.
I’m fairly new to the Gypsy Jazz thing; can anyone suggest a minor blues from Django's repertoire or something stylistically correct from someone else?
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The head is the one that most people play. It has the killer C minor triplet run....
Good luck!
'm
At the end of the Michael's book (just after Minor Blues Solo) there is a section of recomended versions of Django solos with exact references where to find them (most references on Django Integrale). ;-)
Also the head you are looking for is on Robin Nolan Play Along Songbooks Vol. 2 CD
http://www.hotclub.co.uk/html/rnt.html
Good luck!
Anton