Few Jazz songs would be helpful for learning BIAB

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Keenan Friday
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Few Jazz songs would be helpful for learning BIAB

Post by Keenan Friday »

I have 2010 version of BandInaBox.

Looking for some jazz standards to play with. Would like to see some examples of BIAB tunes that include the increased tempo change (breaks) in the middle of the song. Also just how chords look in general. Ive noticed when looking at chords/lyrics of Jazz songs by artists like Sinatra the songs (that I have looked at) have had more chord changes in general than some country standards.
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Ken Metcalf
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Post by Ken Metcalf »

I could use some Jazz to put on the Dropbox below.
Also anything with semi-advanced features walk ups Ect.
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Anders Eriksson
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Post by Anders Eriksson »

There are a couple of BIAB groups on Yahoo
Two of which are just for exchanging BIAB files


Band In A Box
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band-in-a-Box/info

Band In A Box Files
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band ... iles/files

Band In A Box Files 2
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band ... les2/files

To access the group you need to become a member, and that means that you need to have an Yahoo account (I think). But it's free...

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Post by Russ Wever »

Ken Metcalf wrote:I could use some Jazz to put on the Dropbox below.
Also anything with semi-advanced features walk ups Ect.
You can freely download more than a few (over five-hundred)
Jazz BIAB songfiles right ~> here and place them into DropBox.
These BIAB songfiles even have the Melody
written in, which you, of course, may mute.
~Russ
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Ken Metcalf
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Post by Ken Metcalf »

Thanks Russ this is very cool and I have put it in the Dropbox Jazz file.
MSA 12 String E9th/B6th Universal.
Little Walter PF-89.
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Stuart Legg
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Post by Stuart Legg »

Anders Eriksson wrote:There are a couple of BIAB groups on Yahoo
Two of which are just for exchanging BIAB files


Band In A Box
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band-in-a-Box/info

Band In A Box Files
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band ... iles/files

Band In A Box Files 2
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band ... les2/files

To access the group you need to become a member, and that means that you need to have an Yahoo account (I think). But it's free...

// Anders
I clicked on all of them and I either got nothing or the runaround!!!!!
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Peter Lindsley
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Post by Peter Lindsley »

Stuart

You need to be a member of the BIAB Group & also join the 2 archive groups in addition. Once that´s done you will be able to see & download the files after you´ve signed in.

Hope that helps.
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Stuart Legg
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Post by Stuart Legg »

How?
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Peter Lindsley
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Post by Peter Lindsley »

http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Band-in-a-Box/info

& click the + Join Group Button. Then create a new account. Seems like a good place to start :roll:
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