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How do you craft amazing bebop lines over a minor

blues so that you sound like a jazz pro? I'm going to walk you through the perfect minor blues

solo coming right up. What's up, Brent here from Learned Jazz Standards, so what musicians just like

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So let's go ahead and jump right into this solo here.

Let's start out right here over this D minor.

And I think it's important that we look and see what's actually the chords in a D minor blues.

So we have D minor seven for one bar,

E minor seven, flat five, A7 to D minor seven.

That's a two five one.

And then we go two five, two four, right?

That's what the blues is all about.

It's about that one four or five relationship.

So the G minor and then back, two five to the one chord the d minor then we do this b minor

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