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Originally Posted by jarrodmichael
I wouldn't say that. I'd at least quantify it a bit. Look at the great traditions that blues and jazz have given us. When it's used intentionally and purposefully, that kind of improvisation can be powerful. It lets you grow and express yourself in new ways. On the other hand, if the reason you never play it the same way is because someone gets lost or can't follow the changes or isn't paying attention, that's totally different  |
I realize the benefits of improvisation, and it does help me be able to play with anyone anywhere but sometimes...you just want things to sound the same when you play them...ya know?
I think that the main reason that we never play the songs the same way twice is that it all depends on how the singers are feeling or what key that they want to sing in that particular morning...lol. Everyone has to adjust to them.
Dm