

da’play – The Thrill Is Still Going
A track based on the chord changes to “The Thrill Is Gone”, a slow blues in B minor, played with
A track based on the chord changes to “The Thrill Is Gone”, a slow blues in B minor, played with
Four bars of each chord. Alternating between Dm7 and Dm6. Essentially a II V progression, but looking at it from
Th e “Minor 2 5” – aka IIø V7 or IIm7b5 V7b9 – PAGE 2 https://youtu.be/iApqWnaXfMY The same idea also
Continuing to explore Bach’s Goldberg Variations chord progression, this version here features an uplifting reggae fusion style, which is great
A track based on sus2 and sus4 chords that can be used to give the C Minor Pentatonic scale a
A chilled out track exploring some of the musical flavours of A Harmonic Minor.
The passaggio! Well, what can we agree on about the passaggio? How many are there? Which ones are we talking
https://youtu.be/JPJVCL646V0 da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 4 is where it all comes together. If you’ve played through the first three
https://youtu.be/y8GN1khZy70 da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 3 is the third backing track in the series to prepare improvising over the
Artists use a lot of tricks to give the illusion that they are totally amazing and any PR talk has
The Minor 2 5 – Page 3…. Now have fun jamming along to these tracks! 🙂 Go