The "blues progression" is a
A) predictable series or pattern of chords. B) type of syncopation.
C) special beat. D) type of singing.
A
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What West Coast saxophonist found success playing "love vibrations" for flower children in the 1960s?
a. Stan Getz b. Charles Lloyd c. John Coltrane d. Paul Desmond
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