Episode Synopsis "12. Simple Song Perdido"

The simple standard, Perdido is analysed and found to be made up of just two bricks and one join. Bricks are the 7-chord Dropback and the Rhythm Bridge. The join is the Sidewinder. Some thoughts are presented about how electronically searching in the book can be useful.

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