"Blue Bossa" is an instrumental jazz composition by Kenny Dorham. - Wikipedia
This was one of my first jazz tunes I learned and after so much time I still find it intriguing and the harmonies very inspiring for improvisation. That's why I decided to make a backing track, more for the beginner level, not very fast, so the less advanced can play on those nice harmonies and the more advanced can play "on the double" :))
Blue Bossa Backing Track
Tempo 120 bpm
Tonality C minor.
Track sequenced, performed, recorded and mixed by Mihai Sorohan in 2011.
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Here, for inspiration, have Dexter Gordon's version from "Biting the Apple":
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Love Dexter Gordon and love this piece. Thanks for posting it!
ReplyDeleteGlad that you find it useful.
ReplyDeleteI can tell you there are more tutorials and backing tracks available here and will be even more in the future :)
Thanks for the help, which I need. This is a great tune and I love the vibes and the Dexter Gordon version, so I'll play this a million times tomorrow afternoon - it's midnight now.
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