David Baker's How To Play BeBop 2 - For Guitar - Lick #32

These are the licks that I use all the time with the jazz band. All of the licks were actually taken from recorded solos. If anyone has any questions about this pattern or any of the other licks send me an email at [email protected]. I will send them to you. The minor 7th chord resolving up a fourth or down a fifth to a dominant seventh chord ... this is one, if not the most important jazz progression. This is known as the ii V progression. The success of an improviser rest on his or her ability to negotiate or handle this progression smoothly.

David Baker's How To Play BeBop 2 - For Guitar - Lick #32

David Baker's How To Play BeBop 2 - For Guitar - Lick #32

David Baker's How To Play BeBop 2 - For Guitar - Lick #33

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