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Actually, When I re-signed in, Yahoo said it was because I was on a different computer. I wasn't... best, Bobby

Got it, Juan. Apparently, the posting problem on Yahoo is happening when the emails originate from non-Yahoo email addresses. Thanks a lot for screwing up Yahoo, Verizon. On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at

Your answer is solid, as was Ming's. We tend to get into discussions about scales and key centers, &c in depth, and that is, of course, very important to the understanding of music. But it's rarely

I got it, Juan best, Bobby

Folks, This is a post I sent that got lost. I think it's worth a look, and fwiw: if you insist, a C minor scale will work for this whole song. It's a huge mistake to try to reduce a song to

My posts haven't been appearing as well... ? Cheers, JV ? Juan Vega ? ?

Thank you, John, I don't know what happened. They just kept kicking back to me undeliverable. I logged in and re-entered my password, and it seems to be ok again. This happened before around 8 or so

Got it, Bobby. Welcome back here. On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 7:12 PM, Bob Hansmann bobbybmusic@... [jazz_guitar]<jazz_guitar@...> wrote: test

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Ralph Patt used to hang out here sometimes. His Vanilla Changes are loved by some and leave others indifferent.? I like the concept of reducing music to its skeletal outline in time. We have to

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This tune is normally played in Eb. The scales given and the form of the tune are wrong. And how can 8 bars be a repeat of 5 bars?

Jim, That's the whole point of the bebop scales; adding an extra note so you land on the chord tones at the right time.

Hey, y'all,? ?In regard to 3rd's and 7th's: What happens when a dominant 7th chord resolves to a tonic? G7 --- C? The 7th of G7, F, wants to resolve to the third of C, E and the 3rd, B wants to go

According the Real Book, Version 5, Pocket Changes Volume 1 and my teacher, the tune is in Bb. Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

I'm curious what version of the changes you have for There Will Never Be Another You and what key you play the tune in, Larry? Your suggested scales seem an idiosyncratic choice for the chord changes

Hi Arv, In case you don't already know about, Sher Music has an excellent play-along track for "There Will Never Be Another You": http://www.shermusic.com/new/0961470143-cd.shtml

I thought I replied to your suggestion Jim but i dont see my reply for some reason. The 3rds and 7ths you refer to are from the key of each chord in the progression is what u meant? Thanks

Thanks Larry will give it a shot and revert. Regards

BTW Jim,I agree with you. Dave sometimes makes my head spin with these changes. It is however, a great learning exercise. One thing I loved about Chet Atkins was that you could always hear the