Analyze this!

Sounds like a movie.
There was once a bebop scale question. I don't remember where or when, and don't want to hijack. A few tricks.

Bebop, for the most part, is dominant chord oriented.
Use I, IV, V pents, maj or minor, for starters.
Learn maj scales and how to alter them, quickly.
Do not look at this logic as a per key scheme. But, look at and hear as a tonal scheme.

I, IV are the same physically. Finding I and IV chords and their parent scales can be cumbersome, but quite simple. Minor chords can easily be subs for I and IV...and V7. Knowing just pents and altered Major scales can get you through bebop (especially knowing the melody and harmony). Understanding harmony, and a few harmonic tendencies is critical. Let's start, there or here.

Have you ever checked into Pat Martinos' "conversion" technique for be-bop improvisation, where he basically appraoches everything w/a Dorian or dominant diminished scale?

Poppycock!

Originally posted by Christoph

Poppycock!

I don't know what you've been smoking, but pass some over here.

Same stuff as you, Mister Spanish Boy.

Banished, el rey retira de su patria!

Sabes espanol de verdad o solo unas palabritas?

No, soy el ensuciar justo alrededor con un trauctor en linea. Es diversion a maldeciren la gente en espanol cuando el piss usted apagado. Que medio de los palabritas?

¿El queso es viejo y mohoso, dónde está el cuarto de baño?

Well, I'd say this thread is officially dead. LOL

And for the record, I have no idea what you're saying.

Originally posted by noticingthemistake
¿El queso es viejo y mohoso, dónde está el cuarto de baño?

If the cheese is old and moldy, I recommend not eating it. -LOL-
and it sucks you have to pay a quarter to use the bathroom (I hate that).

How disconcerting, what happened to Latin? A horrible rush.