Here's a great version of How Deep Is The Ocean played by Bill Evans!
Enjoy!
TJ
I thought this was pretty funny! The guy actually plays some good stuff here. Watch the cigarette go to his hand and back to his mouth... hilarious... at least that's what I thought...
Anyway, this is what you end up with if you go out and check lots of versions of a tune on youtube. I'll post some great Bill Evans next...
T
I did a series on the tune 'The End of a Beautiful Friendship'. Here's Milt playing the tune. Milt smokes the tune, but check out Monty. OH MY GOD!! And Clarke Terry tears it apart as well!
Here is my Drop 2 version of "As Time Goes By". All I am doing here is playing the melody harmonized in Drop 2 voicing. When there is no melody, I fill it in a little but I was trying to keep it simple. I have attached the music to what I play in the video below in my comment.
This takes a lot of work to do smoothly on the vibes. It does not work for every melody, nor would you want to play like this all the time but I think it adds a sophisticated vocabulary to the instrument.
Hi Tony and everybody;
Actually, I don't have a lot of time to follow all new topic on the site, but I don't forget you!!
When I practice I record myself, so here is a video of "oléo" was record this week.
Advise, critical, all comments are welcome!
I think that I miss direction in my solo, too much "draft".
wrong notes and bad rhythm also in the thème sometimes... sorry! ^^
MIS
Here's the next tune for the Tune of the week series.
I saw Barry's post and thought it would be nice to do Mood Indigo this week.
Try to do a version like Barry did, so playing block chords. Voice the melody with four voices. If I have time, I'll make a video lesson on block chords. I think Tony has a lot of video's where he talks about this and also the drop 2 lessons by Dana are also a study in block chords.
I'm pretty busy this week, but I'm still gonna try to do as much as I can.
CU
TJ
Here is a video I made today just talking about learing tunes.
I guess there are a lot of drummers on the site that already know a lot of tunes on drums, but switching to the vibes is like learning them all over again.
Here I talk about something I'll be experimenting with myself and I hope some of you guys will find this usefull.
TJ
Hello Everyone,
The tune for this week will be Woody n You. Maybe it would be nice if we would try to do a version in a latin feel.
For those of you who are able to, try to make a duet yourself. So record one part and then add a second part all on your own.
I can also make a play along version, but let's first all study the tune a little and if someone needs help or wants a play along, I can make one during the week, ok?
Hope you guys will join in!
TJ
P.S. At the moment I'm doing these
Hello Everybody,
I'm still going on with the tunes a week. I'll just see who decides to join in and this will also be a place to gather recordings of everyone of a certain tune.
So, I got inspired by Emilie's post of 'My One and Only Love', so I decided I'd study that tune this week but I'm gonna ty a different approach this time. In stead of doing a duet or play along version I think it would be nice to record a solo version of this tune.
My own version of " my one and only love ".
The arrangement of the chords are inspired of "Chord Study Based one My One And Only Love" by Tony. (thanks a lot for the lessons online!)
I would like to improvise and playing the chords on the same time, but I find it's very difficult for the moment.
Ideally, I would like to play this tune in duet vibes-bass or in trio vibes-bass-drums, (so without guit!) if I can play the chords all the time...
I have to play this tune with a band, in December, for the end of the session at the University. I have to play 4 others tunes
Oléo