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Now, on to today's episode.

Today I'm going to show you a tasty jazz

lick that's going to make you sound like a bebop pro over minor 251 core progressions.

Let's do this thing. What's up, Brent, here from Learn Jazz Standards, where we help musicians

just like you learn how to play jazz all while shortening the learning curve,

no matter what instrument you play. Welcome to another quick win episode of the podcast where we do

episodes on jazz theory, jazz practicing, deep dives into jazz standards, or just like this

episode, deep dives into jazz improv tips where you can learn more about soloing over

jazz. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts so that you never

miss any episode. Also, make sure you stick around to the very end where I'm going to show you

three ways that you can make sure that you learn this lick very deeply so that you never

forget it. All right, so today's lick is

over top of a minor 251 chord progression and I'm going to teach you to you in concert C minor.

So first of all, what's a minor 251? It's D minor 7 flat 5 to a G7 altered chord to a C minor

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