-
Wanting to add some new tunes on my solo gigs, looking for tunes that swing and/or have jazzy progressions. I am currently playing Moondance, Benny & the Jets, Stray Cat Strut, Goodbye To Romance, Boys Are Back In Town, Fishing Hole, I Know A Little, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, How Many More Times, looking for suggestions along these lines. Thanks.
-
01-14-2023 09:59 PM
-
Lots of jazz musicians play Stevie Wonder tunes
-
Lots of Sabbath tunes swing.
-
Have you heard Jazz Sabbath and Kind of Black?
Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
-
I have! My favorite Sabbath reimagining though has to be Brown Sabbath.
Originally Posted by AllanAllen
-
Sabs is my all time fave. I do a jazzy medley of Sweet Leaf/Fairies Wear Boots/Into The Void/National Acrobat/Electric Funeral.
Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
I think the magic is, that it is so painfully primitive in its root (especially the original version), so when listening your mental and emotional pain reception stimulus threshold *must* be adaptively raise to such a high level (to bear it, and keep listening) on which level normal life's pain is simply filtered out... so you got a similar relief what you got using morphium.
Originally Posted by Lionelsax
Currently it is not clear which method cause more remaining health damage :-)
-
Some that I play that might suit:
Originally Posted by Brooks
Oh Lori - Alessi Bros
Call Me - Petula Clark
Flintstones Theme
Living In The Past - Jethro Tull
The Look Of Love - Bacharach
My Baby Just Cares For Me - Nina Simone
Spooky - Dusty Springfield
A Taste Of Honey - Marlow/Scott
This Masquerade - Leon Russell
Unchain My Heart - Bobby Sharp
You Know That I'm No Good - Amy Winehouse
Johnny and Mary - Robert Palmer
-
You mean rock and pop tunes, or is there something called "rock & pop"? Methinks there's a lot of rock & roll that swings as much as any swing jazz tune and as to pop ... I've always considered that a generic term for any form of popular music that can be found on the usual hit charts, disco included.
But ... the Beatles, swinging?
-
Honey Pie works great as a swinging song.
Originally Posted by RJVB
-
A lot of Grateful Dead. A good Scarlett Begonias is an example of great swing. Some of the best swing comes from the early 70s when Mickey is NOT dual drumming.
-
Any, when the drummer is too stoned to keep it tight.
-
-
"Moondance" by Van Morrison, "the Lovecats" by the Cure and "Tainted Love" are the first that I could think of.
-
I had played the bass for a couple of years in a band that covered every kind of song but in a jazzy style, you can play whatever you want.
The song is not so important.



Reply With Quote

Desmond/Bickert video
Today, 02:25 PM in The Players