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Old 02-04-2012, 03:54 AM
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Greetings from the UK! This is my first post, but I've lurked for a while - really great forum, some incredibly helpful people here!

Got back in to playing Jazz again a few months ago after several years of not playing properly and this is my first chord melody arrangement. Critique very much welcome!

I'm a huge Monk fan and absolutely love this tune!

Cheers!

Rob

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Old 02-04-2012, 04:34 AM
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Hi Rob,
Beatifull sounding guitar.
Nice arrangement and great playing. Not easy Monk tune.
Right hand: pick and fingers great coordination.
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Old 02-04-2012, 06:41 AM
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Thanks a lot man! I'm a big fan of the hybrid picking style, just wish my legato was stronger!
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great tune


really nice arrangement/playing
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I watched this before reading the comments thinking the same thing as Kris, great pick and finger coordination.....very nice indeed....beautiful guitar, what is it?
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Nice guitar, I really like the beautiful colors on that Eastman. Nice tone from that guitar. Very nice playing!
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Old 02-05-2012, 03:05 AM
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Thanks for all the kind comments! Was a bit nervous about putting this video up on this forum!

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beautiful guitar, what is it?
It's an Eastman T146SM - I wish they'd give them more memorable names! I find full sized Archtops a little uncomfortable to play, so I got this model from the thinline series of guitars.

Running that into a custom built Matamp king street 2x12" combo with some boutique effects pedals - just subtle delay, reverb and EQ.
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Great sound, great music! Congratulations.
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Good sounds mate
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Nice going. Cool to arrange that for solo guitar, I really enjoyed it, the voices are balanced really well - I find that hard to do playing with pick and fingers. Love the guitar as well.
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Old 02-06-2012, 08:43 AM
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Thanks!
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Great job!! Beautiful. Monk + Rouse are one of my favorite jazz pairs ever; it's great to hear this on guitar. Really well done.
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Wow...this was great...jonny's comments exactly...few things better than monk and charlie...this was really well done.
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Thanks guys! This is all very inspiring to read, I'll have to work on arranging some more Monk!
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Do you have the music sheet?

I mean, of your arrangement
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hey rob. i used to play in microsleeper with reese. the new edt stuff sounds great!
really nice arrangement this!
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I'd love to hear you play Boo Boo's Birthday.
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Do you have the music sheet?

I mean, of your arrangement
Ha! I'll scribble the chord subs down when I get a minute!


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hey rob. i used to play in microsleeper with reese. the new edt stuff sounds great!
really nice arrangement this!
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Woah!!! Hey man, not heard from you in years! Should of guessed you'd be on here! We should jam sometime! Looks like we'll be doing one last EDT gig in a couple of months with Reese, then finally put that dog to sleep!

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Listening now.... Would like to do "evidence" but I don't think it'd work somehow!
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yeah for sure. ill give you a Facebook or something when I'm back over in leeds! we should get a little duo rocking!
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silent city rob- that was excellent. i,ll listen whenever you next play. do it again. it sounded like you were playing from the heart and not in any contrived way.very natural.
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Thank you! I'll be sure to post up another video when I get chance to arrange something else!
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