From Tim Miller - arpeggios ideas for jazz-blues song form.
F9 - 1-2-5-7-1-3 (scale degrees) arpeggio in the 2121 format
Bb13 - Bb Mixolydian arpeggio or Dmin7b5 2121 arpeggio
F7#9 - F# min/Maj7 arpeggio (transpose up one step 1-b3-5-7
Gmin11 - Gmin pentatonic or G Dorian arpeggios or
Songs to learn (source long forgotten):
Song for my father
Maiden Voyage
Solar
Scrapple from the apple
Blues heads in Bb,F
Rhythm changes in the same keys
All the things you are
Stella by starlight
From my own experience, the jazz songs that get called frequently in jam
sessions are Blue Monk, Autumn Leaves, Take the A Train, Well You
Needn't, and so on.
The songs that vocalists call a lot are Bye Bye Blackbird, God Bless the Child, Blues in the Night, etc.
https://www.keyboardmag.com/lessons/5-ways-to-play-like-keith-jarrett
How to slow down Amazon Music Player tracks in iPhone:
1. Use IOS' built-in screen recording feature to record myself pressing Play on Amazon Music Player and let it record the song as a video.
2. Use the BeatTime app to open the video directly from Camera Roll (in the Photos app).
3. Use BeatTime to slow down the video
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