Barry Harris “major chromatic” and his move on “like someone in love”

One of my favorite moves Barry does and it’s underlying concept: how to turn a chromatic scale into a major scale, or the “major chromatic” concept. Also how to apply it, both melodically and harmonically using specific examples in “Cherokee” and “like someone in love”

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