New JGT Video Lesson: Cedar Walton’s “Bolivia”

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In this Jazz Guitar Today video lesson, Davy Mooney addresses the tritone substitutions in the harmony of Cedar Walton’s “Bolivia”.

In this video, Mooney delves into Cedar Walton’s “Bolivia,” addressing the tritone substitutions in the harmony and other topics. He urges you to listen to Walton’s “Eastern Rebellion” album and Steve Masakowski’s Los Tres Amigos album “Moon and Sand,” which both contain excellent versions of “Bolivia.”

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