Dr.walley i love the way you teach you seem to simplify things ....thank-you for sharing...

Thank you dr Wally Wallace you are an awesome teacher! Out of all the good sax teachers online you are the best one!

I am a beginner jazz blues guitarist. Love your videos immensely even though I've never touched Saxophone in my life.

I really like the idea of just adding the one chromatic note to the diatonic scale and working the shit out of it , that's good clear structured teaching and makes a lot more sense than much of what I've been hearing from others

Nice to go back to some quite intense concentrated practice. Lots I'd forgotten, and plain didn't know! Thanks Dr W!!

the best thing to happen to me and my sax in a long time.this is awsome

❤️🇧🇷❤️ I play the bassoon. It is great to play with you. I only have to read as it were written in “Clave de Fá”.

I think Dr Wallace is streets ahead of his fellow online educators in terms of articulating jazz language. And yes, I'm practicing.

Wow! A rare combination of real, funny humor and deep, yet clear, way to digest knowledge. Superb, Dr. Wally!

Thanks Doc

as a blind player, this has been the best one and easiest to follow thanks doc

Thanks Wally - Excellent lesson, as always 👍🏼

Thanks Wally. So far I'm super impressed with your approach on this course. And I've been to them all: Jamie Anderson, Nigel McGill, Scott Paddock, Phil Marshall, Jay Metcalf...

Besides basic major, minor scales, the blues and pentatonics were the first things that I learned in my early years of playing. I could hear these sounds in my saxophone heros solos. In those days my playing was limited to these scales. The blues is a great springboard for learning improvisation. Once again you are so on top of this Dr Wally. I wish you could have been around 50 years ago bro. I probably would have had a better insight into improvisation.

Super man👌👍👏😊

You are great! thanks

Merci pour ces exercices, c'est toujours un grand plaisir d'apprendre, surtout concernant le Blues au Saxophone, j'adore.

Fantastic Waly! Your style and content is the best I have found on YT. As you know teaching/learning is as unique as the people involved in the process. I am returning to music ater a 40 year hiatus and find your method fits! Keep it up.

Helpful to think in four bar phrases

As a retirement project student, the clarity and small step progression is greatly appreciated. Thank you Doc.

It is just fun to try to play along with you...not easy, but giving it a shot! Thanks, Dr. Wally!

Simply great

Thanks Wally! I tend to (rhythmically) over-anticipate chord changes, when playing over changes I am not very familiar with, so the 4 bar exercise is helpful.

Thank you for the lesson!

Great lessons and advice. I am a new but already big fan.

You forgot the most important part though you executed it perfectly. The smug end of solo look. Yes that was sax and you should be suitably impressed. Anything you heard that was uncomfortable was artistic interpretation above normal understanding. We now return to our regularly scheduled notes.

Extremely good lesson. Thank you

당신의 수업시간이 너무좋아 I love u 💓

Awesome as Usual - Thanx

Dude I love the fact that you are putting out you tube content in suite & tie I have a sax I can't play so I have hit subscribe 😊

Grazie Maestro ❤️🎷

Fantastic series that helped me kick-off my work on playing the blues on sax! Any chance y'all have pdfs for these licks you present here and in the other videos? Also great to know of another great sax teacher to turn to here in NC!

Awesome

Cool stuff...Subscribed!

Wonderful instruction as always! Curious to know where we could find that G Blues sheet at 4:10? Thanks!!

this is really helpful Dr Wally but I'm having issue with the exercise.please can you upload the exercises

Very OK. Many thanks for this interesting video.

How can we find the music sheets you are showing (specially for the exercises)? Many thanks for this Blues series!!!

"OK new analogy"... hilarious!

Is it possible to download the exercise chart for better viewing and printing? Thanks.

This is the best material and approach to this topic I've found. My teacher has a tendency to move through material quickly and I often find myself in the state you describe of barely being able to keep up with chord changes let alone soloing in an attentive and controlled way. On a separate note, are the PDFs for these blues lessons available anywhere? I'm happy to pay for this kind of material as a PDF package (similar to Chad LBs PDF packages).

Snuck in the "bebop ending" in exercise 8...

.... any PDF download

Is there a link to the PDF or do we need to write it out. Or did I miss something?

I just took a bite out of a mountain. Not recommended.