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2023-01-05 By Bob 11 Comments

Autumn Leaves: Play Along With Bob

Spend more time improvising this month by shedding this must-know jazz standard.

2022-05-09 By Bob 16 Comments

Listening Lab: Michael Brecker’s EWI solo over “In A Sentimental Mood” – Part 2

Jumping into the bridge and cadenza on this solo. We’ll cover flipping minor to major, using four note cells, and the very cool diminished pattern on the cadenza. There is a lifetime of “sheddable” material in this solo!

2022-04-08 By Bob 13 Comments

Listening Lab: Michael Brecker’s EWI solo over “In A Sentimental Mood” – Part 1

I got SO much from this solo upon discovering it in high school. In this part well break down some colorful moments from his solo that you can apply to the A section of this song.

2020-04-17 By Bob 11 Comments

Takeaways From My Conversation With Chris Potter About Playing Standards

Chris Potter is still practicing standards from the 1930’s after all these years. You should be too.

2015-06-07 By Bob

Modal Melodies: How to Find the Right Notes (and Play Them Creatively)

Using the Joe Henderson song “Black Narcissus” as an example, I cover practice strategies for mastering each chord, scale, and the tune as a whole.

2015-02-21 By Bob 11 Comments

Realtime Analysis: What I’m Thinking as I Improvise Over “Lady Bird”

This will give you a glimpse into exactly what I’m thinking as I analyze my decisions—and results—in real time.

2015-01-24 By Bob 12 Comments

Minor 7th Chord Sidestep Workout (+ Sonny Rollins’ Eternal Triangle solo)

A staple bebop lick you want to have under your fingers in all keys.

2012-06-17 By Bob 9 Comments

Rhythm Changes: Superimposing Cycle of 4ths (Monk Style)

Superimposing the cycle of 4ths on rhythm changes.

2012-06-09 By Bob Leave a Comment

Rhythm Changes: Minor 6 Pentatonic Lick

Check out this lick…

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