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The Level III player is generally someone who has learned at least most of the Level II songs and --
- with six months or more of playing experience
- who has developed a degree of confidence with, and repertoire in
- twelve bar blues structure
- shuffle rhythm
- who can play from memory and with competence, at least one tune from Level II or equivelent.
The goal of Level III material is to introduce the student to the wide variety of challenging repertoire with basic bending and intermediate tongue blocking.
Below are all LeveI III titles and general info
Level III Study Songs
| • | Westside Box Shuffle This is a study of the riff often called the “Box Shuffle” by guitar and bass players. It can be played ascending, or like this version, descending. The advantage of this is that it is highly recognizable to any band that is familiar with blues . . .
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| • | Zulu Boogaloo This is a study of the Boogaloo groove, which got its name from the 1960s dance of the same name. Remember that this groove is not a shuffle or swing. It is a straight-eighth note groove, very similar to the “Tramp” groove. Check out the George Harmonica Smith song, “Avalon Boogaloo.” This is also a study in how to use the blues scale. This song requires solid tongue blocking and breathing skills and moderate bending skills. Everything except the chords should be played using tongue blocking . . . |
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