Georgia on my Mind

[bifesbifes]

well this is the deal...

THIS SONG IS ABOUT LOVING A WOMAN! NOT SPANKING HER.... you know what I mean?

dam, my hears hurt in pain... please study the chords and then post this stuff...

and dam, the tenor is honki´n a lot for a love song.. this is not rock baby... give my ears peace!

anyway i don´t want to offend anyone.. keep on studying and you will get there.

[xblazianx]

anyways... good job... i like some of your licks... STAY IN THE TONALITY AT ALL TIMES.. and leave breaks

[xblazianx]

oh yeah... play the first like 12 bars fairly straight if it you were trying to play the real song... LET THE AUDIENCE KNOW WHAT IT IS FIRST!

[xblazianx]

c'mon guys... this is good for a highschool band... but soloists... play the changes... USE YOUR FUNK NOTES!!! when you get to the bridge... play that diminished chord! yeah... everyone out there who doesn't know jazz will say you sounded great... but those truly listening to those chords know's if you bad or not.

[joehwang91]

Yea I didnt particularly like this rendition of Georgia on my Mind

It was hard to hear because of the backround chatter

[madamerotten]

and backsquare chatter, too.

[DrJiim]

I hate people who talk during performences. Its pretty freakin rude.

[DGatsby]

Well, it was at a dance.

[knandur]

they need to learn how to play it more like its sung. its too forced and doesnt have enough flow...especially at the bridge...it doesnt sound good at all. and the girl uses way too much vibrato.

[jazztrumpet87]

Anyone you brings vibrato into why something isn't good is an idiot.

[MonkeyButt0774]

shut up dude...i bet you couldn't play half as good as either one of them could. Seriously. And if you don't have anything nice to say about the video, then don't comment it. Yeah, it sounds way different in this recording than it does in person because nobody would shut up. Rachael and David are both INSANELY good sax players.

[moody1722]

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