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Da Da Da
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05-28-2016 02:29 AM
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learn this one. its the best one
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OK, the gloves are off now.....you asked for it....
An early example ('93) of a genre known as "gabber".....(and other mixes of this are available)...
Enjoy,
please DO NOT USE the "like" button for this postLast edited by pubylakeg; 05-28-2016 at 09:00 AM.
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mgt
i'm glad you get my drift - nice analysis. its so hard to speak intelligibly (never mind intelligently) about melody - or melodiousness. the phrases move across a wider than normal range in stardust - and the chord tones that are picked out are very very tasty.
and he did skylark too
and come rain or come shine (?)
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Originally Posted by Groyniad
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
hold on a second there lawson - nat king cole is the guy to show you how beautiful that song really is not me
i'll post something soon along these lines - and thanks for asking! - but it would be foolish of me to try to comply with this request!Last edited by Groyniad; 05-28-2016 at 01:44 PM.
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Originally Posted by matt.guitarteacher
not working?
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Originally Posted by Groyniad
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The Candyman
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Lush Life!
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Originally Posted by Groyniad
Here's the spotify link:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3ubuf6sWvznFKezYjQdikd
May paste into the original as well. Anyway, it's flugel horn I guess? Love the sound. Flugel is to trumpet what tenor sax is to alto. Lots of "noise".
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Originally Posted by matt.guitarteacher
I think of it in the same way I think of Paul Desmond's sound. Same range as other alto players, but a sound all its own.
David
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Originally Posted by Socraticaster
Lush Life. Now that is a tune.
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Stardust is my mother's favorite song! I like it a lot as well.
I'm working today on another great tune - This Is All I Ask. An elegant song to sing and play. I like to play it in C. Gonna record tonight at home in my 'studio' living room.
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Originally Posted by pubylakeg
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Land of a Thousand dances, an essential modal tune.....
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"Jesus Loves Me"
A classic. Ubiquitous. Great use of the pentatonic scale. And timeless-well it's in 4 but you know what I mean.
Maybe I'll make a medley with that tune and Miles's Four. I'll call it Four-the bible tells me so.
David
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