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A big one! Very jazzy, very cool (for absolute beginners?) Rhythmic stabs work well for this two hander, which if you can persuade your bass person to walk in F major, will produce F 13 # 1.
Play the top three notes with the right hand and for variation, sling them up an octave for some really hammy chinks.
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Making Music - May 1986
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