Sep 19 2007
New Orleans Blues Piano, Part 6 of 6 – Boogie Woogie Improvisation
Blues pianist and songwriter Jon Cleary concludes his seminar on the blues piano style of New Orleans with an improvisation in the boogie woogie style, which is one of the building blocks of the New Orleans sound.
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