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John Frusciante Returns, Part 4
Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond
Drawing Musical Inspiration from Classical Knowledge
The ability to improvise unique chord progressions comes from a deep understanding of classical music, particularly by studying the keyboard playing style of musicians like Tony Banks of Genesis. This knowledge allows for the creation of chord sequences that may not typically be played by guitarists but can add a new dimension to the music. By recognizing how different chords can complement a bass line and resolve harmoniously, one can apply classical techniques creatively even in non-classical genres.
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