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I have nothing to say other than this is the first post of 2018. Someone had to do it..

Greg

I was going to request the link..thanx. Looks like a first edition with charts and copyright info.
A few subtle differences than mine.
As I said it might be a library book
A little odd that there are no pictures of the text in the book.

Hmmm..the 4th edition has a grey cover under the jacket cover. I checked eBay and saw a white 1970 version, coil bound for $375 but no hardcover edition. What was the exact title of the book. The first edition has "for improvisation "added to the title. Also I believe vol 1 refers to the 4...

If it's hardcover then it's probably the fourth edition. Not what your looking for.

I would grab the 1st edition if you can. A much more basic and clear approach to the theory.
Reading the 4th edition can be frustrating at times.


Greg

It is a little confusing using both the 5 and #5 in this chord.
Voiced down from the top note C in close position it's a Cmaj7
which makes more sense, though he names it from the bass(E)
An inversion of modal tonic 1 chords !! (from the 59 edition)

I've really found your posts quite interesting starting with "Mother of Tongues" but need to go back and re-read and try to get a better understanding of some of the terms and processes. ex: A brief recap of the logic. There are basically five chord colors that belong to the lydian scale. ...

Hi Fer Yes the Edim chord relates to A7b9 but also C7b9,Eb7b9,and Gb7b9. If you lower any tone of Edim{E G Bb Db)by a half step you get the four seventh chords-A7,C7,Eb7,Gb7. Or think down a maj 3rd from any Edim cord tone. Now this is common music theory and not unique to the LCC. Of course there a...

I'm not familiar with that song but i love it..excuse me while i lay down some Lyd Aug on that vamp.
Thanx for posting that.



Greg
p.s. what album/cd is that from.

Well let's hear all about it...

Greg

Hello and welcome to the forum..I'm a new member myself but maybe i can help as i have the 59 edition also. The LC scale chart is in the latest ver.4 edition known as Chart A. It is more comprehensive than the original. The Tonal Gravity chart you can find here on the forum under general discussion ...