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Hey, what's up, everybody? My name is Brent, and you're listening to the LJS podcast. This is the podcast where you get weekly

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And on today's episode 58, I'm going to be talking about how triads can help improve your jazz

improvisation, how triads can help improve your jazz improvisation. I'm going to go into further detail on that into today's

show. But with this topic today comes a really big announcement. I've been talking to you for weeks

now, which I appreciate you putting up with, about our brand new ebook Zero to Imp improv, and it has officially been released.

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and maybe some others of you know as well outside of that.

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