Anyone like to improvise?

Ken Radford 

my contribution to noodling around on C major 6-2-5-1 progression 

the V chord I either play conventional rootless voicing and play myxolydian or bebop scale , or altered dominant voicing where I would use the G dominant altered scale which is the same as Aflat melodic minor but started on G

for the V1 chord it’s mostly altered dominant , using the altered dominant scale , which is actually the same as Bflat ascending melodic minor but starting on A ( I think you use that Bflat melodic minor)

in general I try not to think of playing scales but rather choosing appropriate notes 

interesting you use the d melodic minor , it gives a slightly ‘out’ feel which is nice , I guess the Csharp in that scale if used over the G dominant chord results in a Lydian dominant scale 

I try to use chromatic approaches as much as possible and I’ve thrown in there a few learned licks 

Noodling on C major 6-2-5-1

https://youtu.be/G9iaaZu8M7o?si=87EjxaYInbZn7MXO

Ken Radford Hi Ken

i thought of a useful exercise for us , and anyone else who might be interested 

since we both noodled around in C major 2-5-1-6 , why don’t we do the same in all 12 keys? 
say one key per month going around the circle of 5ths , posting our progress along the way 

if we are ambitious we could do the minor keys concurrently, or alternatively in the following cycle 

what do you think ?

Ken Radford I prefer C to F to Bflat etc I guess that’s anticlockwise

perhaps just major keys to begin 

we can do the minor ones later but up to you 

Ken Radford didn’t think of that ! The relative minor , makes sense.

ok we will do A minor before the end of the month