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    #21
    Originally posted by sasguru
    Kyajoke is just trying to be sophisticated, when in reality he has the intellectual depth of a slug on prozac.
    Hello again, Maggot. Are you stalking me again today?

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      #22
      Originally posted by Kyajae
      Well you would if you didn't bother with aeolyian, mixolydian dorian and phrygian scales. Building blocks for jazz improvisation.
      Sounds like a bunch of characters from Star Trek....you forgot the Romulan scale tho...

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        #23
        Originally posted by freakydancer
        Hmmm - check the modes and you'll find that was what I was saying
        Yeah, I think your right. All my guitar tuition was from DVDs from Lick Library. They didn't exactly explain it in great detail.

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          #24
          Originally posted by Kyajae
          Yeah, I think your right. All my guitar tuition was from DVDs from Lick Library. They didn't exactly explain it in great detail.
          check this - it may help >>> http://www.theorylessons.com/modal.html
          Call the cops

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            #25
            Originally posted by freakydancer
            check this - it may help >>> http://www.theorylessons.com/modal.html
            Cheers bud.

            If I could combine blues with a spinkling of jazz improvisation (bit like Clapton does) I'd feel like the mutz nutz of guitar playing.

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              #26
              Originally posted by Kyajae
              Cheers bud.

              If I could combine blues with a spinkling of jazz improvisation (bit like Clapton does) I'd feel like the mutz nutz of guitar playing.
              Actually I'd suggest Hendrix as a target if that's the kind of sound you want to aim for, probably more of it available written down as sheet music to study.
              Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
              threadeds website, and here's my blog.

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                #27
                Originally posted by Kyajae
                Hello again, Maggot. Are you stalking me again today?
                Nah there's feck all sport now CD has been vanquished.
                Hard Brexit now!
                #prayfornodeal

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by sasguru
                  Nah there's feck all sport now CD has been vanquished.
                  And how is Mrs Maggot today?

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by freakydancer
                    Blues kicks the tulip out of jazz. Jazz has no soul, blues has.
                    as bob said: "i don't belive you... you're a liar"

                    though perhaps with less venom 'cos i don't really care if you can't get it.

                    personally, i think that there is rather a lot of jazz out there that has plenty of the soul you might be searching for: lady day, charles mingus, miles davis, and fats waller are four that have plenty to spare. mind you, duke ellington, dizzy gillespie, louis armstrong, oscar peterson and ella fitzgerald have a fair bit of feeling in their work too. if you want to know the tracks or albums worth listening to i can supply the details.

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