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Blue In Green - changes for double time solos

Composer:  Miles Davis    (click to list other tunes)
Submitted by:  David Luebbert
Posted:  3/25/01; 4:39:28 PM
Topic:  Blue in Green
Msg#:  1623 (in response to 329)
Prev/Next:  1622/1624
Reads:  5202


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Chord changes used during the double time solos done by Bill Evans, John Coltrane, and Cannonball Adderly on the performance of Blue in Green recorded on Miles Davis' "Kind Of Blue" album.

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