In this lesson I will go over the triads you can use for all the chords in a 12 bar Jazz Blues in the key of F. I also will talk about how I use some of these triads in a solo that I played and transcribed. At the end of the lesson I will also go over some exercises on triad inversions and triad patterns that are useful if you want to be more flexible when using triad based improvisation.
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