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In this week's lesson you'll learn one simple upgrade that will make you'll blues shuffle sax solos sound WAY better. If you're only using the blues scale, that can get tired pretty quick, so in this lesson you'll learn how to take it up a level. And it's all in E, which is the key most bands play these blues songs in! If you love this lesson, use the link at the top to join the Inner Circle Membership where you'll get two more strategies to upgrade your blues solos!
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Theme Music
00:19 Spice up Your Blues
01:09 The GYST Inner Circle Membership
01:36 Play the Blues Turnaround (Bars 9 & 10)
01:51 Alto & Bari Turnaround in Concert E
01:59 Tenor & Soprano Turnaround in Concert E
02:52 Learn the Triads
04:51 Notes of The Blues Scale
05:37 Demo an E Blues Shuffle
09:05 Before You Go
09:33 The GYST Inner Circle Membership
09:46 Thank you for the Coffees
09:57 Practice Hard, Practice Smart, & Enjoy Your Music
10:04 End Music & Blooper
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[@peterlorenz9766]

AWESOME Mr. Jamie Anderson. Thank you. You are an (my) INSPIRATION. A week ago I purchased a YAMAHA TENOR SAX YTS 25. Getting started with you is such a thrill. Thank you very much. Wishing you the BEST, the very BEST. Greetings from Spain.

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Awesome Peter! 😎

[@freddyluckily6286]

Excellent lesson. Makes a world of difference and so simple.

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Thanks!

[@TimMillaway]

Rocking that bari!! Forgot how much fun it is to play the blues!

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[@carification]

You've done a great job for bari sax.!

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Thanks a lot!

[@philliphill3390]

Absolutely great! Thank you for that priceless tool in the sax player's toolbox! Now onto the other guitar player's favorite, "A".

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You're very welcome!

[@nikisax6199]

Ah this is really useful, thanks Jamie 😃

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[@GioSinatraFan]

awesome sauce!

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Thanks! 👍

[@DolphScreamingSax]

The main difference between your channel and other sax channels is that yours is actually fun to watch. It's almost a show!! I thought the Bari sounded cool.

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[@robstevens9590]

Cool idea! I enjoyed your bari jam!

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[@robstevens9590]

@@GetYourSaxTogether Blues-bari jam! 🙂

[@aristevons6389]

I will join the inner circle this month when I get paid so I know there will always be money in my account to cover this payment. I can,t wait cause it sounds so good!!!😊

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Fantastic - can’t wait to see you in there Ari!

[@llewelluynzepper6741]

Sick!

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[@javierm_uk1588]

So simple, and useful at the same time! Poor non-musicians listeners will never know what hit them! :D

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Exactly!

[@bibiboitedalu]

I had found this one when transcrire bb king !

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Nice!

[@dobri-dobri]

You are wonderful, not rubbish! As always...

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Thanks!

[@RockRabot007]

I'd say you're damn good on the bari.

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Thanks!

[@ntxmt]

This is one of your best. THANK YOU!

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[@johnw832]

Thankyou, what are the notes you are playing to get that great sound at the very beginning of you demo on baritone D F G ?

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Time stamp?

[@stevethomas6533]

Great tips, all these nuggets of gold might be small increments but they add up to create massive gains. (Credit - Dave Brailsford)

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[@JayCee-hw4zc]

Great tip. Question:- any particular reason for playing those triads on bars 9 & 10? (As opposed to any of the other bars).

[@WorkinSteamin]

Doing this gives emphasis to the structure of the blues sequence and helps the solo stop sounding samey/rambling around the blues scale. Also, lots of players have done this on recordings so you are using accepted 'language' that listeners will recognise, overtly or subliminally.

[@dcp8nts]

It's part of the 12 bar blues progression in those measures. V IV (in measures 9, 10) , resolving to I

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[@pyannaguy4361]

Because they are literally just the arpeggiated V chord and the IV chord exactly where they fall in a 12 bar Blues.

[@stevethomas6533]

Morning Jamie, can’t find blues backstage in IC, only Dire Straits. Sorry can’t be with you tonight….at Hyde Park for Niall Rodger’s+Chic, followed by Duran Duran. Looking forward to jumping into IC as a founder 😎🎷

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There was a ghost in the machine. All good now. Welcome to the Inner Circle!

[@davidsmookler5757]

I'm confused, at 1:55 you say, "If you're playing Alto in Eb pitch that will be a G# cord." But the notes you show are C#, E, F#, G, G# which are the notes to the C#m blues scale.

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Yeh but the green box is on the G# and F# chord David. Sorry if there was any confusion!

[@davidsmookler5757]

@@GetYourSaxTogether blushing...I thought I successfully deleted my not- so-astute observation after rechecked the cords and twigging what you were saying..I guess I merely managed to not send it twice!