Giant steps : Backing Track (swing 150 bpm)

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allieho

Playing constant 8ths even at this tempo is so challenging for me. That Trane could do so at twice this tempo and additionally make it sound both effortless and musically interesting is testament to his pure genius.

jaywills

No excuses now! Everyone can improvise over Giant Steps chords after this lovely wrap! Thank you!

cassianogatto

Think 2-5-1 almost all changes, don´t get lost

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PaulMcClennon

Nice practice tempo with genuine swing feel.
Sweet comping! I LOVE the extra altered tones you add. That's FAR more inspiring to practice with than the many MIDI tracks which just play plain chords the same way repeatedly. THANK YOU!

learnerlearns

On bass, in Bar 1, I was always playing the original B note in a minor scale, up to the D7. I was playing just to approach the D note. Instead of playing "the minor scale, " this tells me to replace that C# note approach with an Eb as the second note. Then, it will sound like a B major instead of a Bm. And, in Bar 6, I would play a C# note approaching the F#, instead of the Eb major (I learned that C# change off of another type of sheet music). It does make sense playing this way.

thescatman

at sessions the guitarists sometimes make my ears and brain hurt, but hombre, your comps are so very musical
i often stop playing along just to listen to your excellent and tasteful voicings and rhythmic placement

MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out

thanks so much for this. finally getting the hang of all these scales, its a comfortable enough speed

ReturntoNatureSkills

Thank you, this explains the rhythmic structure which I never understood until now..

nimkii

I think this video just changed my life.

NullVoid-eh

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rillloudmother

I have just come to know one of the most impressive sequences of jazz. I like your content so much, there is no channel like yours

Crisisdarkness

This is helping me learn the song much faster 🎶

adamproductions

I just keep reminding myself to hear a melody instead of learning licks. Gotta get inside those changes and the transitions so they make sense to your ear.

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