New Lesson: Davy Mooney Considers Sam Rivers' "Beatrice"

Davy Mooney considers Sam Rivers' "Beatrice," from the 1964 album "Fuchsia Swing Song." He focuses mainly on pentatonic applications when improvising on the tune's harmonic framework.
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[@jimkangas4176]

Such a great tune; so unique. To me the tune weaves back and forth between F and other tonalities.

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[@kristiansommerfelt8231]

Great, great lesson. Thanks! Opens the tune to me! :) 😊

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[@williamreeve475]

Great lesson. Thank you!

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[@denverguitaracademy5811]

Doesn’t he play a D major on the head in? Super weird as it sounds like through the rest of the tune they play minor.

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[@alg4943]

I'd like to know what kind of guitar Dave is using in this video.

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