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I go further with blues reharms in this episode and expand upon the 4 fundamental reharms that I taught on in the last episode. 

My goal with this lesson was to teach you how to expand upon the reharm tools I showed you so that you can use them on your own however you wish. 

It’s one thing to learn the tools or even copy someone, but to take these jazz tools and use them in your own expression will bring you to the next level. 

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