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do i get this right:
dmaj7 | dmaj7 | g/a | g/a |
c/d   | c/d   | gmaj7 | gmaj7 c7 |
b-7   | a6    | gmaj7 | f#-7 |
e-7   | e-7   | a7    | a7

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by knotty on 04/22/2009, 08:10

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| dmaj7 | dmaj7 | g/a | g/a |
| c/d   | c/d   | gmaj7 | gmaj7 c7 #11 |
| b-7   | b-/a    | gmaj7 | d/f# |
| e-7   | e-7   | a7 #11   | a7 #11 eb7 #11 |

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by Jazz+ on 04/22/2009, 13:46

my first real latin piano influence was michel camilo. i really enjoyed his earlier stuff, but later in the game either everyone was copying him or he's copying everyone else, but it didn't light that fire that his first couple albums did. i like his playing especially because of how rhythmic he is.

chic corea latin chops are amazing, i've always enjoyed his my spanish heart recording among many others.

If I'm not back in 24 hours, call the president.

Scot is available for skype jazz piano lessons (and google hangouts, phone call, etc...)
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by Scot Ranney on 04/12/2009, 08:44

thank you!

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by knotty on 04/22/2009, 16:23

mark levine, omar sosa, camilo...you might find more others in youtube.

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by Nor251 on 04/12/2009, 14:26

chucho valdez. there's an album that was released last year of him and his dad playing together. "the peanut vendor" is mind blowing. i don't know which of his albums is best though. he has a "live at the village vanguard" recording. it's usually hard to go wrong with those.

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by ziggysane on 04/12/2009, 17:11

search also in youtube:
rebeca mauleon
papo luca
gonzalo rubalcaba

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by albetan on 04/12/2009, 17:24

sergio mendez,bossanova,samba
dorantes,flamenco

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by ado on 04/14/2009, 11:44

try ruben gonzalez... he played piano for the beuna vista social club .. he was still playing beautifully into his late 70's, took ages for him to release an album as leader... here's one i have...

https://www.amazon.com/introducing-rub%c3%a9n-gonz%c3%a1lez-rub%c3%a9n/dp/b000005j55

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by time to talk on 04/23/2009, 03:39

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Did I hear this right?

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by Jazz+ on 04/22/2009, 13:46

by Scot Ranney on 04/12/2009, 08:44

by knotty on 04/22/2009, 16:23

by Nor251 on 04/12/2009, 14:26

by ziggysane on 04/12/2009, 17:11

by albetan on 04/12/2009, 17:24

by ado on 04/14/2009, 11:44

by time to talk on 04/23/2009, 03:39

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There are 8 comments, leave a comment.

by Jazz+ on 04/22/2009, 13:46

by Scot Ranney on 04/12/2009, 08:44

by knotty on 04/22/2009, 16:23

by Nor251 on 04/12/2009, 14:26

by ziggysane on 04/12/2009, 17:11

by albetan on 04/12/2009, 17:24

by ado on 04/14/2009, 11:44

by time to talk on 04/23/2009, 03:39

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