@josephem Best bet is to go to a music store and look for a "Real Book"; it will have chord progressions for this and many other jazz standards. It's much easier to see it on sheet paper than to try to write it down in a youtube comment!
@NextLifeDub Really? This song is a bit bland, in my opinion. It's fun to have a jam with because it's a simple standard. But as far as the song itself goes, its just a II V I , with the melody descending down the C natural minor scale. Nothing too interesting.
@Grimmjow567 that is what i like about it... complexity is not what makes a song good... i really enjoy the ease in which the chords change.. also the bridge section is really cool with the ii-Vi and then the trtone sub of to lead right back into the ii-Vi-i... its a really sick key change and i love it
@Grimmjow567 Complexity isn't necessary for a good tune. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love complexity, but look at William Byrd. He wrote The Bells, one of the most famous Renaissance works, with just a simple V-I progression.
gostei
jeffersonv53 1 month ago
Best Joe's record I believe.
Notis58 1 month ago
@TheBassgurl I believe it's Butch Warren.
Timewarper300 2 months ago
ｹﾆｰ･ﾄﾞｰﾊﾑのつくってきた楽曲がどれだけ50~60年代ｼﾞｬｽﾞを潤わしたことか!!永遠哀愁の”ﾌﾞﾙｰ･ﾎﾞｯｻ"､ｼﾞｮｰ･ﾍﾝはｲｲﾈ､いつ聞いても #jazzm
blackandtanful 3 months ago
i think that the first eight minutes was the best of this song
MrTherockerman1 3 months ago 2
Can anyone help me figure out the chord progressions? I'd like to learn the musicality and not just be able to play by ear!
josephem 3 months ago
@josephem Best bet is to go to a music store and look for a "Real Book"; it will have chord progressions for this and many other jazz standards. It's much easier to see it on sheet paper than to try to write it down in a youtube comment!
RCAvhstape 2 months ago
@josephem
Get a Real Book
thepurplebottIe 4 weeks ago
Who is the bass player on this tune? Great lines.
TheBassgurl 3 months ago
why get so intelligent about it ? if it touches your soul then it's good.
manician2323 4 months ago 3
Wonderfull. Thank you
MrAccessallareas 4 months ago
What a fine piece of jazz!
TheWoud 5 months ago
mccoy's solo on this blows me away every time
soundofrum 6 months ago 6
Super morceau.
Merci beaucoup....
hal5660 7 months ago
Great balance between the solo players and the other members of the band all the way means a great version at last.
MrAam1964 7 months ago
佳曲の多いｹﾆｰ･ﾄﾞｰﾊﾑ､一番の名曲"ﾌﾞﾙｰ･ﾎﾞｯｻ"～先行ｿﾛから､堂々たる､ｼﾞｮｰ･ﾍﾝﾀﾞｰｿﾝに引き継いだ時､ｼﾞｬｽﾞの醍醐味 #jazzm
blackandtanful 8 months ago
excelent song!!!!
dondzweed 8 months ago
Hey @ I'm so glad u finally heard it. Big ups... it ain't the time its more like the era. Peace
xirkiin 10 months ago
kenny dorham is a beast this is one of the best songs ever written!
NextLifeDub 10 months ago
@NextLifeDub Really? This song is a bit bland, in my opinion. It's fun to have a jam with because it's a simple standard. But as far as the song itself goes, its just a II V I , with the melody descending down the C natural minor scale. Nothing too interesting.
Grimmjow567 10 months ago
@Grimmjow567 that is what i like about it... complexity is not what makes a song good... i really enjoy the ease in which the chords change.. also the bridge section is really cool with the ii-Vi and then the trtone sub of to lead right back into the ii-Vi-i... its a really sick key change and i love it
NextLifeDub 10 months ago 3
@NextLifeDub Yeah, I see what you're saying.
Grimmjow567 10 months ago
@NextLifeDub It's more of a tune than a song. (nerd noise)
Sunderlanding 9 months ago 18
@Sunderlanding Actually, the correct word is "piece."
asdurrett9 2 months ago
@asdurrett9 As in: "You're a piece of shit."? Just joking.
Sunderlanding 1 month ago
@NextLifeDub what? thats not the right chords. the b part is only 2 5 1..
gnufender 4 months ago
@gnufender yes there is. it is a one bar ii-V that lands on C minor that then goes into a ii-V-i in the key of Eb major. go look again :D
NextLifeDub 3 months ago
@Grimmjow567 Complexity isn't necessary for a good tune. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love complexity, but look at William Byrd. He wrote The Bells, one of the most famous Renaissance works, with just a simple V-I progression.
darthjoey13 5 months ago
@NextLifeDub I agree! its so much better than the Abersold Solar Flair version
ianwilson1997 3 months ago
poesia di note musicali.....manca la barca....
writer9596 1 year ago
mi tema favorito toda la vida!!!!!!
eaequiel 1 year ago
Love this tune.....brings in the cheer.
SidewalkFrequencies 1 year ago