Jazz Guitar Chord Progressions 3 - Descending ii V I Imaj7% (iim7 V7) Cmaj7% Cm7 F7 Imaj7% (iim7 V7) Bbmaj7% Bbm7 Eb7 Imaj7 Abmaj7 This is also a very common jazz chord progression. Here are two examples of how to comp through these changes to help get you started.
But, for those that do lift the hood and explore these changes with a bit more detail, you can learn new and creative ways of outlining these oft-used chords, taking your Rhythm Changes comping to new levels of creativity at the same time. This enables the musician to not only be able to listen to the bass line at a slower tempo by moving the balance control of your stereo system but also to play a long with the piano and drums by moving the balance control of your stereo system the other way.A list of standards that use this progression: Song Title Played By Moose the Mooche Shaw Nuff Cheek to Cheek Mean to Me Isn't It Romantic Long Ago and Far Away Built around the I-vi-ii-V progression, with a slight variation between the first and second two-bar phrases, this chord progression can be deceptively simple, which is why a lot of guitarists don't dig deep when exploring this progression. The third time has the example slowed down by 30-40 beats per minute with the piano and drums being heard through both stereo speakers and the bass being heard just through one speaker.
The second time, the example is played at a normal tempo with piano and drums but no bass so that the musician can practice along with the rhythm tracks. The bass is prominent in the playback of the mix. For instance the chord progression to “Nature Boy” is played in the first example as a Bossa Nova and the second example as a Tango.Įach of the 34 examples has been recorded three times with the first time being played at a normal tempo with piano, bass & drums so that the musician can hear the finished performance. The Latin Bass Play-a-Long is designed to help bass players and also keyboard players to improve their bass playing technique in various Latin styles including, Salsa, Mambo, Bossa Nova, Merengue, Soca, Tango, Conga, Cha Cha, Bomba & Beguine.Įach chord progression (based on popular Latin/Jazz tunes such as: Wave, Watermelon Man, I Can't Get Started, Perdido, Besame Mucho, Nature Boy, Blue Moon, Feel Like Making Love, Girl From Ipanema, Fly Me to the Moon, Meditation, One Note Samba, Blue Bossa, Europa, Body & Soul, Evil Ways, Fly Me to the Moon, ) is played in two different Latin styles so the player can compare and contrast each style giving a total of 34 examples. If you are wishing to order the PDF/MP3 files please go to the correct page as this product is for the PDF file only. The description below is for the PDF and audio files.
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