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Old 08-02-2009, 10:10 PM
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Ok, don't flame me.... What are some jazz standards? I've heard the term, and I've been wanting to get into jazz and I think a good place to start listening and playing would be the standards. Can anybody point me in the right directions?
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A good list of standards, at least a start.
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Should keep you busy. Start with song ranked #1 and work your way through.
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They live in a magical book i keep in my gun safe, about 300 songs copied, transposed, handwritten, notated, and otherwise abused in mostly alphabetical order that earned me enough money to pay and party through a lot of college.

If you want to really learn the bass, buy a real book ( actual name is "the new real book" ) there are around 3 versions I think - find recordings of those tunes and go to town learning the bass lines. Some of the greatest music ever written. I don't care if your into funk or metal if you can play jazz your going to be great at any genre
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