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The first known published version of the blues scale, from Aebersold's revised 1970 Volume 1: How to Play Jazz and Improvise
The first known published version of the blues scale, from Aebersold's revised 1970 Volume 1: How to Play Jazz and Improvise
Chromatic circle diagrams of the Hexatonic, Heptatonic, and Nonatonic blues scales.
Chromatic circle diagrams of the Hexatonic, Heptatonic, and Nonatonic blues scales.
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American blues musician Mississippi Fred McDowell in 1960
American blues musician Mississippi Fred McDowell in 1960
American blues singer Ma Rainey (1886–1939), the "Mother of the Blues"
American blues singer Ma Rainey (1886–1939), the "Mother of the Blues"
Musicologist John Lomax (left) shaking hands with musician "Uncle" Rich Brown in Sumterville, Alabama
Musicologist John Lomax (left) shaking hands with musician "Uncle" Rich Brown in Sumterville, Alabama
Sheet music from "Saint Louis Blues" (1914)
Sheet music from "Saint Louis Blues" (1914)