Hey, Adam. Where you at, Adam?

Oh, I forgot. I'm not back yet.

Ciao.

I'm Peter Martin, and you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast, Daily Jazz Advice, coming at you.

Coming at you today from beautiful Bologna, Italy.

I'm on the last week of this tour, having a great time.

And Bologna is truly one of the beautiful corners of the world

very excited and pleased and grateful to be here but i miss adam i miss the podcast so we're

coming solo to you once again i don't know if you guys have gotten a chance to check out some

of the episodes uh that adam did at the piano the what is this diminished chords playing out some of the episodes that Adam did at the piano, the What Is This, Diminish Chords,

playing out, some great stuff. Check that out when you get a chance. But today I'm going to talk to you

about seven solos you should learn. And we've talked about solos a lot. We've had a lot of lists

with different solos that we enjoy. But today I want to focus in on these seven solos, and I think what makes this kind of unique

is that these are all solos that I think you can learn one chorus on them and really get something

out of them.

We always talk about learning the whole solo, learning the whole story, and that's great,

but sometimes we don't have time to do that.. But sometimes we don't have time to do that.

And also, sometimes we don't have time to do that when we want to get through a bunch of different

sort of styles. And basically, this list, it's kind of conservative. Some of you may criticize it

for being too conservative because it goes deep into the history of jazz and doesn't have a lot of

newer stuff.

But what I wanted to do was really give you some foundational, fundamental types of solos that you could go through relatively quickly.

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