[Hurricane Ramon]

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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont

So basically a jazz blues follows the same structure as a regular 12 bar blues, but we'll "juice up" the chords a bit, and approach a few chords from somewhere else, either chromatically or by setting up a ii V.

So lets take a standard "quick change" blues in C

| C | F | C | C |
| F | F | C | C |
| G | F | C | C |

Oh, the possibilities!

Hey there mr.beaumant :

¡ Right out of my Keith Wyatt Jump Jive & Swing Videos !

I had been searching these types of arrangements for playing
west coast jump/blues , jump/swing & swing/rock-a-billy .

The Freddy Green approach was really a major revelation to me ,
Keith Wyatt explained it so clearly and easily for me to beginning
to understand and approach doing .

Beside the four & three not triads , the rhythmic consistency in your right
hand's constant time keeping is the key to keeping the flavor/groove going
at all times .

EZ :

HR