Hi everyone.
This is a minor blues tune I wrote called: "It's Alright, it's Coo"
I would love to put a recording of someone playing it either solo or with a group on my new website which will be running in a couple weeks.
Please try it out!
Intros are cool too! And you don't necessarly have to play the written coda, up to you.
Joe
Hey Tony,
Glad I barely got this in on time! Hope you enjoyed your day and that you'll like this version of Black Orpheus!
All the best,
James
Hey Tony!
Happy 50th!
Congratulations for making it so far & keep going!
Thanks for this pool of great people & ideas, keep it going, too!
I was thinking much about what would be appropriate to post for such a special event.
What came to my mind finally was the long tradition amongst Austrian jazz musicians interpreting Thelonious Monk, because of the great potential they see in his compositions.
So I wrapped one for you!
This video is in appreciation of a vibist who plays Monk exceptionally well and has dedicated part of his life to Monk. Although I fractured it badly, or should I say butchered, the intent is there to celebrate this man's (Tony) 50th birthday. Anyway I was rushed and didn't plan out very well what I was going to do. It should be noted that BIAB Real Tracks will not pedal bass on the head and also will not break the walking bass during the fours.
Have a happy day
BruceW
What can I say? This is all your fault.
Thanks for including me on the ride.
I am proud to call you friend.
Happy Birthday!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TONY !!!!
As a gift, here is my current work on Bach Prelude in C Major, from the well tempered clavier.... Still a practice tape, but wanted to share it anyway.
Thanks again and again for building this, for making this happen... You know how much Charly and I have to thank you !! ;)
Happy Birthday!
Nico Farrugia
Happy Birthday Mr Miceli!
I hope you enjoy this little video Marie, Florian and I did for you... have fun!
Happy Birthday Tony!
Thanks for Everything. Have a Nice Day.
Alfredo
I'm here working on some forms I have to fill out and have Pandora playing a John Adams Station I made. All of sudden this marimba comes on and it's beautiful and articulate and stops me dead in my tracks. It's Evelyn Glennie and I just go WTF.
She plays great. How does she do it? What is she hearing? I hear her talk about it, but sometimes I go yeah right. But man she can play.