This ii-V-I combines the Dorian and Mixolydian scales along with an enclosure.

This ii-V-I lick addresses the use of musical angles.

This one comes to us through Stan Getz' solo on Tangerine - based on an ascending sequence.

This one comes from a Sonny Rollins solo on Almost Like Being in Love- two licks included!

This lick was taken from a Scott Hamilton solo on All the Things You Are.

This one is a Quick ii-V with a variation based on the diminished scale.

Set # 2 will feature a variety of ii-V-I licks. This one incorporates a portion of the lick from #9 in a major progression.

Build your improvisation language by learning and conceptualizing a variety of licks. Be sure to download the EXTRAS folder or PDF for each lick.

This minor pentatonic pattern is a great staple for your improvisation vocabulary.

We'll begin this series with a Dorian based minor 7 lick that has multiple applications.

This minor 7 arpeggio based lick is common vocabulary among great jazz musicians. I've included examples from Sonny Stitt and Dexter Gordon solos.

This is a funk lick based on the minor pentatonic scale. Flexible vocabulary for many situations! Be sure to download the PDF.