Minor Blues In All Keys: Jazz Play-Along Vol. 57, Flute, Violin, Guitar, Clarinet, Trumpet, Saxophone, Trombone, Chords

Here we have a typical minor blues in all 12 keys. Few chord progressions offer the freedom and variety of expression found in the minor blues progression. Great players have all approached this chord progression in a variety of ways. Often, they attack each chord vertically in its pure form or play horizontally across the progression, usually with a blues or minor pentatonic scale. Some take all or part of the changes harmonically ""out."" Here we have a typical minor blues in all 12 keys. Few chord progressions offer the freedom and variety of expression found in the minor blues progression. Great players have all approached this chord progression in a variety of ways; from attacking each chord vertically in its pure form to playing horizontally  across the progression, usually with a blues or minor pentatonic scale, to taking all or part of the changes totally harmonically  out . A perfect practice set for all musicians! Rob Schneiderman, piano; Akira Tana, drums; Rufus Reid, bass.