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Originally Posted by John A.
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02-07-2021 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
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Jeff, Ronstuff, John A, as I'm not a seasoned jazzer, I'm going to try to steal your feel if I get time to play something over this.
Did I already say these jams are a great idea?
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Originally Posted by ragman1
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Rag, do I hear actual... chickens... in your take?
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Kris, you just opened up pandora's box...
As soon as I have a chance, I'll record and post a scat and play as well.
Brings me back to my high school chorus days. I was just getting into jazz... my classmates didn't appreciate my scatting ala Louis Armstrong "gravely voice" over "Steam Heat" one bit. Hey, the arrangement was lame sauce, so why not add some spice to taste.
Also, your impressions take from rd. 3 was awesome and really funny. Jazz studies can make us all a wee bit serious at times... sometimes you gotta be able to laugh a little to learn a lot, no?
Aimee Nolte once did a post about putting your finger over a piano key, but singing it instead of playing it. I've tried to do the same with guitar... very hard. Guitar is both intuitive and a damn maze for getting sounds in your head to speak on the instrument. Anyone else ever give that a go?
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Originally Posted by rpjazzguitar
John
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okay Kris, you were brave enough to sing for us so... I tried to do the same.
Wow, is singing bop lines in tune hard!
I said trading 2's when I actually tried to trade 4's with myself... fun stuff on a rainy Seattle Sunday night.
Still figuring out the recording process when my tot goes to bed and I still want to record with a real amp and mic...
Use headphones to hear the bass better.
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Actually, I edited it out, but I sang and riffed on the whole head before my take. You might hear the last few notes.
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no, but I got the dancing monkey at the start...
kiddos... I love watching my daughter do her little dance when I play. I think she enjoys my playing more than my wife does
You all should come to Seattle when C19 is a horrible and distant memory. Play some, eat mediocre pizza (west coast just doesn't get it), and check out those tall trees... they are not what they seem.
Here's to the day when we can all play live and live some ***clink***
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Originally Posted by PickingMyEars
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
I lifted your lick at 0.18. Life will never be the same again :-)
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All these excellent takes Ragman has been posting are giving me gas for an acoustic archtop!!
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Unplug your electric one. Let's hear it!
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Originally Posted by John A.
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I was browsing YouTube for guitar covers of this and was disappointed that there are hundreds of head covers but nobody seems to have transcribed the originals guitar solo. That's it.
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I was browsing YouTube for guitar covers of this and was disappointed that there are hundreds of head covers but nobody seems to have transcribed the originals guitar solo. That's it.
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Originally Posted by AllanAllen
But if you're looking for Parker on guitar, look no further!
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
One of the comments says it's Arv Garrison.
John
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Originally Posted by John A.
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Well no shit, shows what I know.
Nice little solo, too.
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The guitarists on the "Legendary Dial Masters" were Arv Garrison and Barney Kessel. Garrison played on "Yardbird Suite."
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Originally Posted by AllanAllen
Search: "arvin garrison" | Soundslice
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Contrafact. Good solos.
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Here's an attempt, no backing though..
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