This is a great 2-5-1 lick over the last measures in a blues. A few great things Wynton Kelly does in this one are his

Here is the second half of the Wynton Kelly line from #58. After coming from an Eb, he resolves down into the fifth of the

There are so many learning components in this line by Wynton Kelly, I had to make it two parts. In this first part, Wynton starts

Here is some nice easy blues language from Wynton Kelly. All of this is blues scale but notice how he uses some grace note slides

Here is a great break to have up your sleeve when you got the first solo. Wynton stays on Bb diatonic but it’s how he

Another great one by Wynton Kelly. I just can’t get enough of him. Besides his melodic content, his swing and rhythmic feel is top notch.

Very famous lick here by Wynton Kelly, coming off the track “Freddie Freeloader”, recorded on the album Kind Of Blue. The simplicity of this line

All blues scale in this one. The rhythms are the tricky part here. Lots of hand lifts into trills and fast approaches. Work on the

This is a fun little two bar line that just uses the major 6th blues scale and some grace note slides. Pay attention to how