Bourbon Dare Blues
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Davnel99
I was thinking the same Frankyguitar, but then I would to learn how to play it- damn it's always something.
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5 luglio 2015 07:06
Wade
Most amusing! Nobody plays blues in Bb!!! I wouldn't know how as I'm usually following guitarists who simply love E and A. Have become very good at F# and C# over the years. Maybe I'll change the key back to A so that I'll feel comfortable HA!
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5 luglio 2015 10:47
FrankMil
how funny, here's me thinking horn players only know how to play in Bb because every second jazz tune is in that key. ha ha.
one naive guitar shmuck here, ha ha.
blues in C# and maybe F# coming up soon +1
one naive guitar shmuck here, ha ha.
blues in C# and maybe F# coming up soon +1
6 luglio 2015 01:33
Wade
No...you've got it right! Saxes are in Bb and Eb. But unless you are playing with those jazzers who accommodate those keys you wind up playing in "Guitarist keys" like E most of the time. This puts a player with a Bb horn in F# or a Eb horn in C#...so you get used to it. Would be very difficult for a beginner to play in those keys. You're right that a tune in Bb puts horn players in C or G which would be easier. I'm just giving you "shit" since I've had to play in F# and C#...forever and am so used to it I hardly ever play in C.
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5 luglio 2015 12:33
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