All the things you are by Phillipe Briand
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Benny Goodman and Red Norvo.
I didn't know Red Norvo until joining the site...
I love the light swing of this tune.
Check the link out right above this. I've been having a discussion with Tony F about some things. Here I read the letter and comment on it. In the link under 'Check This Out' you'll fing the written dialogue.
I kept his name anonymous because I wasn't sure he wanted it known. I see though he published our whole conversation, which I think is cool!
Tony and I had an email exchange regarding the "I Should Care" lesson. He asked me to post my feedback during that lesson. We agreed I would post for the group this exchange, so, here it is.
(me)
Tony,
You did a great job! My level of theroy is very basic. I'm working on that. My level of playing in different keys is ah, non-existent. I have to go reeeeaaaallll slow. Ha! My level of playing is pretty basic who am I kidding, hahaha.
I thought I was done learning Christmas tunes until this one popped into my head.
Enjoy.
Barry
http://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/xcinc_gfinger_jimmy-smith/video/x3f…
You'll find more videos on the link.
Check them out!!
This is pretty cool!
Hello everyone.
I guess the words "Chega de saudade" and Gary Burton associated together remind you all a special feeling...
Well how to describe it ?
to me : historical
But unseen...only my imagination to put the Burton image on this amazing solo.
I know Tony said the end of the year make some of us feel down,
but it is Christmas time !
Let the hope be with us, and the partage and...voilà !
I have the most amazing phone calls with Joe Locke. We've become great friends. In our last call we got into paying dues a little bit. I'll let Joe talk himself if he wants, but he has paid his dues. I can GUARANTEE you that.
I can't imagine guys like Friedman, Piper and Saindon have not paid them as well. And Big time.
My story doesn't lead to an incredible career, but I have paid my dues. I'm not sure for what, but they're all paid up I'm pretty sure!!! :-)
Here's one of my dues stories: (maybe some of the pros here can follow up with their own)
This is pretty cool! Check out Joe's solo. I was just looking around and this floored me. The thing I also dig is their re-interpretation of the tune. I hear a lot of reinterpretations these days and a lot are so far removed from the original that I personally get a little turned off. It's obvious that Keeser knows the path back to Summertime (IMHO).