Sound, Music & MIDI Collection 2/SMMVOL2.bin/DEMO/PRG/JAZZGUIT.ZIP/GMEMO0.TXT

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@001  Welcome to the Jazz Guitarist demo version.  In this demo
you may only play 5 tunes (the ones marked with an asterisk),
and there are only 2 Trivia Questions and 4 Biographies.  Try out
the on-line help by pressing F1.  .

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@007 Blues in F, was written by Oliver Gannon . This is a very
simple "riff" type blues.  A blues riff is a repeated, bluesy sounding
phrase that can be played over and over behind the changing chords.
Because of its" 12 bar repeated nature,  the blues is a good place to
start when learning improvisation because one can become quickly
familiar with the chord progression.

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@055 Give My Regards to Broadway, was written by George M.
Cohan the feisty Irish New Yorker who was portrayed by Jimmy
Cagney in the classic film "Yankee Doodle Dandy". Originally done
as a quick two-beat, this arrangement features a "jazzier" approach.

@056 Down By The Riverside, was written by Jordan and Dazz.
This "three-chord-wonder" (great for around the campfire) is spruced
up a bit stylistically in this shuffle rendition.

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@059 Shine On Harvest Moon, was written by T. Norworth. This
arrangement gives this "old chestnut" a full treatment╤-chord solo-
-improvisation╤nice swingin" tempo.

@060 When the Saints Go Marching In, was written by
"Traditional" (whoever he is ?). Seriously, though, folks, somebody
had to write this well-known tune which was originally a Spiritual.
If you discover who wrote it, let us know!

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