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  1. March 23rd, 2008, 06:43 PM #1
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    Discovered an awesome site with lots of must known 2-5-1 patterns in all keys in both clefs. And it is absolutely free!!!

    http://bopland.org/find-lick.html?ti...ms_per_page=10
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    Thanks evergreen and welcome to the forum.

    You should take a minute and go over to The Fret Players section, introduce yourself and give a little info on your background. Some might be apprehensive of clicking on a link from a first post.

    Again, welcome and hope to see you around as a regular contributor.
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  3. March 26th, 2008, 10:27 AM #3
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    evergreen,

    That's a great site!
    There's a book that I picked up a long time ago called the Bebop Bible. It's a book full of licks like this for various chord types and standard progressions.

    Thanks for the link!

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    This guy is posting this link on other forums too, but doesn't seem to contribute much to any forum. I guess we can call it "good" spam?
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  5. March 27th, 2008, 07:28 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    This guy is posting this link on other forums too, but doesn't seem to contribute much to any forum. I guess we can call it "good" spam?
    I never was a spammer neither will ever be. If my post looks like a spam even the good one it should be deleted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by evergreen
    I never was a spammer neither will ever be. If my post looks like a spam even the good one it should be deleted.
    It's just that we like to taunt Drive-By-Posters. Since you are hanging around for a spell you can just ignore the spam comments. That is a great link & you've done a great service by posting it. Thanks & welcome again.
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  7. March 30th, 2008, 08:09 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by evergreen
    Discovered an awesome site with lots of must known 2-5-1 patterns in all keys in both clefs. And it is absolutely free!!!

    http://bopland.org/find-lick.html?ti...ms_per_page=10
    Very cool.
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  8. March 31st, 2008, 03:31 AM #8
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    Indeed a great ressource for Jazz fans who wants to better improvise :
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