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Old 08-18-2011, 05:10 PM
 
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Default Joshua Redman - Jazz Crimes

Could anyone help me with voicings for the progression to this tune?

‪Joshua Redman - Jazz Crimes (Live)‬‏ - YouTube

Another youtube user says these are the chords

F#13 - A13 - Bb7b13 - Eb7#9 - E9 Eb7#9 - Cm7b5 - Bmaj7 - D9 Gmaj7 - Abm7 Db7#9b13

thanks a ton!
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Old 08-19-2011, 11:51 AM
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From the organist's first pass, I got:

F#7 - A7(13) - Bb7(b13) - Eb7(#9) - F7(b9)(13) - E7(13) - C7(#9)(b5) - B7(b9) - D7(9) - B7/G - Ab-7(9) Db7(#9)(b13)

But, he is playing the 13th on the initial F#7 on the second pass ...

So, agreed on most, disagreed on a few. The B7/G is just another way of indicating Gmaj7+(9)

What a frickin' cool track, btw! Thanks for introducing me to this!
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Old 08-19-2011, 11:53 AM
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I grew up on Detroit's west side, btw.
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Old 08-20-2011, 04:27 AM
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hey man the trick to this is the common tone voicing. f# sharp is always on top.
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Def tune! The drummer is killing.
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