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So what jazz standards can you get super bluesy in

your jazz solos? Well, today I'm going to teach you four of those tunes that you need to know

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everybody loves to play some jazz blues,

and of course outside of just playing jazz blueses themselves,

there are certain jazz standards that I find tend to lend themselves more

to bluesy playing than others.

So I'm going to show you a few jazz standards

that I think really lend themselves to the blues.

And do stick around to the very end of the video

because I'm going to be giving away something

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