A 'Cool' Minor Blues; Using Secondary Dominants, Jazz Tutorial.

A "Cool" Minor Blues; using Secondary Dominants, Jazz Tutorial.
An explanation of applying secondary dominate 7th chords to a minor blues progression. Two examples: a basic minor blues: "Equinox", by John Coltrane (allows for more pentatonic improvisation on one scale- inside and outside). 2. "C Minor Blues"- (by Kent Hewitt) -expanding a basic blues progression using secondary dominants. This creates a more complex and sophisticated chord progression for improvisation.
Explanation of the theory and application as relating to secondary dominant book lesson. Please go to website for free scores and to view Jazz Piano Book for Professional Playing.

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