How I use python to explain Jazz

0 (default) teebsd@clu:~/src/dotfiles$ cat All_Blues.txt
B D B C B D
B C B D B A Bb C
D C Bb A D B A Ab
G Ab A Bb A B A
G G A C B A G F
E F E D E D G A
C Bb G G G G G
G G G G G Bb G Bb A
A C C# C Bb C Bb

F E F D C Bb G Bb C Bb B
G D D F E D E D E
D D D D D F G F
E F E D E D C C# D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb
B C C# D
D C Bb
A Bb
C Bb A C Bb B G
F G F
E F E E
D E D
A Bb
Bb G C# C Bb
Bb C C# D C#
D E F D B C
Bb B G F G
F
G C Bb B G
B
D
B C B
D
B C B
D
B
A Bb C
D
C Bb
A D
B
A Ab
G
Ab
A
Bb
A
B
A G
B C B
0 (default) teebsd@clu:~/src/dotfiles$ cat count.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
from collections import *

d = { 'Ab':0 , 'A':0 , 'Bb':0 , 'B':0 , 'C':0 , 'C#':0, 'D':0, 'Eb':0, 'E':0, 'F':0, 'F#':0, 'G':0 }
for line in sys.stdin:
        for k in line.split():
                d[k]+=1
print(d)
0 (default) teebsd@clu:~/src/dotfiles$ cat All_Blues.txt  | count.py
{'A': 21, 'C': 25, 'B': 25, 'E': 16, 'D': 32, 'G': 29, 'F': 15, 'Ab': 5, 'Bb': 25, 'C#': 6, 'Eb': 1, 'F#': 1}

0 (default) teebsd@clu:~/src/dotfiles$ cat mypersonalexplain.txt
Note these number os occurrencies: D=32, G=29, A=21, Bb=25, B=25, C=25. This is a Blues in D. Because, we have some elements of Blues scale: The tonic note (D) is more present in the music, the third degree is G. And we have some elements of Bebop Scale: The sequence Bb, B and C have a lot occurrences in these places. In Bebop it's a common thing. So, "All Blues" is a mix of Blues and Bebop Jazz. Is that right?! ;-)