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From: "Anthony C. Orlando" <anthonycorlando@hotmail.com>
To: bass@magpie.com, ebass@u.washington.edu, 2xbasslist@u.washington.edu
Subject: Blues Forms
Date: Sat, 01 May 1999 02:10:45 PDT
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I'm auditioning for a working blues band here. I'm competent on basic blues 
but not w/ some of these more complicated versions like 'gut bucket blues'. 
Do you know of anything that has all the variations spelled out, both 
traditional blues and jazz blues forms? Can you reccomend any books, 
websites, newsgroups, to check out? Any good recordings I should listen to? 
any other words of wisdom? thanks for your help....


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