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2020-01-20 JAM - ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE
Episode 1
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55:32Episode 22020-07-16 JAM - SOFTLY
Episode 2
"Softly as in a Morning Sunrise"
Sigmund Romberg/ Oscar Hammerstein II -
1:06:58Episode 32020-07-23 JAM - SOFTLY PT2
Episode 3
"Softly as in a Morning Sunrise"
Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II -
1:04:04Episode 42020-07-30 JAM - SOFTLY PT3
Episode 4
"Softly as in a Morning Sunrise"
Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstien II -
1:13:03Episode 52020-08-06 JAM - SOFTLY PT4
Episode 5
"Softly as in a Morning Sunrise"
Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II -
1:03:42Episode 62020-08-13 JAM - TAKE THE A TRAIN
Episode 6
"Take the "A" Train"
Billy Strayhorn -
1:06:23Episode 72020-08-20 JAM - TAKE THE A TRAIN PT2
Episode 7
"Take the "A" Train"
Billy Strayhorn -
1:18:11Episode 82020-08-27 JAM - ST THOMAS
Episode 8
A look a Jimmy Smith's version and Sonny Rollins version.
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1:13:01Episode 92020-09-10 JAM - MOANIN'
Episode 9
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1:22:08Episode 102020-09-17 JAM - MOANIN' PT2
Episode 10
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1:09:08Episode 112020-09-24 JAM - ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE
Episode 11
"All the thing you are" played as a ballad. Tony goes through the steps of how to work on it.
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2020-10-08 JAM - ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE PT2
Episode 12
All the things you are
Tony shows how play "All the things you are" as a ballad and how to solo using diatonic chordal tones and 2/5s in the tritone substitution.
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59:40Episode 132020-10-15 JAM - SONG FOR MY FATHER
Episode 13
Song for my father using Suspended chords instead of dominant 7th. and soloing using A flat major. Next session S'bout time.
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1:00:25Episode 142020-10-22 JAM - S'BOUT TIME
Episode 14
S'bout time- Don Patterson
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59:08Episode 152020-10-29 JAM - S'BOUT TIME PT2
Episode 15
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1:05:16Episode 162020-11-12 JAM - THERE IS NO GREATER LOVE
Episode 16
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2020-11-19 JAM - THERE IS NO GREATER LOVE PT2
Episode 17
Tony relates the key changes of "There is no greater love " to the bridge on "rhythm changes". Lots of theory is discussed regarding altered chords and bass lines.
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1:22:31Episode 182020-12-10 JAM - ALL BLUES
Episode 18
"All Blues"
Miles Davis
