Lick #77
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This mini lesson is about spicing up a simple Jazz Turnaround!
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Emil Ernebro 7mo agoI'm using the "Flat five substitution" or "tritone substitution" concept in this example. Substituting E7 with a Bb13 and substituting D7 with a Ab13 chord. Here's a free lesson on how to use the tritone substitution ideas: https://www.proguitar.com/lessons/free-lessons/secondary-dominants-flat-five-substitutions Have fun! /E
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