Terry emailed me and ask me to post this comment he has:

Hi Tony,
Once again I got a thought and don't know how to post it so I will do it through you. I was looking at the video of the subject "Using bebop Dominant over suspended chords"

I just saw this on ebay and thought it was interesting. The lower bars on this Ludwig & Leedy vibraphone have double resonators.
http://cgi.ebay.com/old-leedy-ludwig-vibraphone-MUST-SEE-/290438620224

Barry

Here is a lick Tony showed me at our last lesson. We were talking about minor blues and connecting chords with scales. Learning this lick in all keys is a cool way to get a feel for putting different scales together in a cohesive line. This lick uses aeolian, dorian, locrian, and altered scale.
Thanks,
G

Can anyone suggest good vibes and bass duo recordings?

I'm all ears :)

-Todd

Here is a version of stella in 3/4! Hope you like it!

TJ

Here is my monk tune. I thought I'd post this 'cause Tony asked us to. Not for the prize but just to post...

This is from a gig I did recently.

This is an arrangement of the head of "Round Midnight" I've been playing for a few years. I threw it on the computer today after the live concert to try and win the Monk Play Along book. Hope you like it! (This is my first upload so I hope it works.)

This is really well done!

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