I dont understand the mindset that Redman's playing is un original and outdated. Ya'll say the same thing about wynton. Good music is good music, who cares if it isnt "up to date." Go to the next major orchestra concert in your area and tell the players after the concert that they are wasting their time playing tchaikovsky. Or wait.... maybe you should just shut up and enjoy the music.
Joshua is a talented guy...he always does a great job at recycling the old, 1940s-50s, honkin', party-time sax playing. It's like testifying in church!
But, as brilliant as he is, the poor cat was simply born 50 years too late. At least he makes it really fun! Wynton Marsalis has the same chops but seems so because that his olde tyme Ellington jazz doesn't survive outside of high school band festivals.
I really love how this was recorded a year before I was born, yet it feels so new. If it was pop, people would be commenting on how old it was and how they used to like this song.
Instead we comment on how good the players are and the techniques they're using etc. Jazz is a way of life!
It seems like joshua redman is getting lost amongst the better players now adays. his rhythmic vocabulary is not as developed as modern players and his altissimo even more behind the times.
I love Jazz. I hate elitists. Different musicians speak to different people. So stop trying to out pretentious each other. Peace. Also this lays in the pocket real hard mhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmm
@PhatTenor Theres a bunch of players that could destroy Redman. Michael Brecker even in his early twenties could have destoyed Redman, Rollins when he was 24, I dont want to compare to all the greats though cuz most of them are so much older than him. All im saying is that his technique is YES, very solid and but his ideas are very plain. Theres no spunk, no creativity, if all you listen to is Redman than you wouldnt know what Im talking about. Go listen to some Charles Lloyd then come talk tome
I dont know why but I dont care too much for J.Redman. Ive listened to his cds watched his videos but nothing about his playing really captures me. Theres nothing to distinguish him from the greats. Coltrane, Rollins, Brecker, Lloyd, Berg, just to name are few are awesome. Sorry for you Josh lovers out there. Also theres a cool vido with him playing next to James Carter, you guys should watch that one and see how he gets destroyed! Ha, and yes I am a saxophone player so I know what Im talking bo
@chubbypuppys dude, I gotta say that in that battle Redman won hands down. It takes a lot more balls to do things simple and bluesy rather than just grunts and squeaks like Carter did. I agree that Redman isn't the most innovative sax man that ever lived, he's among the best alive today.
@sigmayacht I can respect that. Totally different styles but yeah your righ I cant say that hes not one ot the best living today otherwise he wouldnt be known as the musician he is today. Have you ever listened to Pharoah Sanders. Hes all grunts and squeals you probably wouldnt like him. Hes very free jazzy and plays similar to Coltrane but not so much technique but energy wise.
@sigmayacht eh i think joshua and james have different talents. Redman has a great sense of harmony and is very lyrical but carter has more interesting phrasing i feel n has all these elaborate timbres and just better control of his sound.
@gazzamuso what would you call that? I can understand why it would be difficult but if one were going to try and achieve that what would they go about doing?
My friend told me how much he loved Kenny G. I whipped this out to show him how Kenny G isn't real music, let alone real jazz, and DEFINITELY not a real saxophonist.
My high school played this song last year. I think that we played it better.
Just kidding.
I flew to Denver in the 90's to sneak into a Joshua Redman concert. There was a q&a after and someone said how do you get such a great tone. He said...longtones. Believe it or not. All it takes is practice. A lot of practice. A ton of practice.
I've been hearing the name Joshua Redman for a while, finally decided to check him out. Sounds like an interesting mix of early Rollins and Kind of Blue-era Coltrane. Very good.
@tpstrat14 nah, i actually think Kenny g after having rehearsed for a while could hold his own. he can actually play straight ahead solos if he wanted, he just doesnt.
@royallighting7 Uhhh,,,No,....you're joking right? Not taking anything away from Kenny G... he's good at what he does...just as Lawrence Welk was good at what he did... Liberace was great at what he did.room for everything in this crazy world..but Kenny G "holding his own" with these guys in this genre,,,maybe in another lifetime in another dimension,.maybe if he took off for a few years and had a whole overhaul, and meant to get "REALLY SERIOUS"...then anything is possible.If the WILL is there
@swellpropel nah, i'm dead serious. he may not show it b/c of his genre, but he can play straight ahead stuff. he may not have the same level of chops as these guys, but he can play jazz..
@royallighting7 Kenny G himself has said that he doesn't play jazz. He plays "Instrumental Pop Music". Even if Kenny G "held his own" in a jazz setting, nobody would recognize it.
He does have that wonderful tone and that great technique..The ideas are the most amazing.Can anyone imagine the ideas flowing at that speed.Loved it.
Wonderful sax playing, very enjoyable. The melody is not clearly heard until about 1:40. I heard Sonny Rollins live in concert performing this song, St. Thomas, about 12 years ago - and I can hear a lot of similarities in certain phrasing.
This is great! Thanks for posting it. It reminds me that I need to get back to the shed :) Love the Take Me Out to the Ball Game reference in the upper register...
Jonny King's solo is super underrated. Great development, strong phrasing... it's just overshadowed by Redman. And his comping throughout, especially during McBride's solo, is laying in the pocket really hard. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Yeah, I saw him perform with Pat Metheny's group a couple years ago and he was so precise in pitch it was ridiculous. Not only that, he was playing Charlie Parker licks verbatum at nasty tempos. Never heard anything like it.
These are referred to as "Rhythm changes," which means they are the same chord changes as the ones in the George Gershwin song "I've Got Rhythm." A lot of composers use them to write songs with new melodies the same way the 12-bar blues is used to write songs with new melodies. "The Eternal Triangle," "Dizzy Atmosphere," "Good Queen Bess," and "Lester Leaps In" are such standards that use the rhythm changes.
Does it really? Well in that case, never mind, but I'm pretty sure about those other songs. Actually, now that I think about it, I believe "Lester Leaps In" uses the same changes as "The Eternal Triangle" as well.
Anthropology is one, if by one you mean rhythm changes. So is Moose the Mooche though. Others are Oleo, Eternal Triangle (altered bridge), Dexterity, there are plenty of others...
Jackindabox is right. The changes are chromatically falling from a tritone away(this case its D7 to Ab,) which is also done in Eternal Triangle and Dizzy Atmosphere. I got rhythm uses a III7 VI7 ii7 V7 for a bridge. I'm not sure what playing the i got rhythm bridge would sound on this.
lets sax this up!
Tekkkkk85 5 days ago
I dont understand the mindset that Redman's playing is un original and outdated. Ya'll say the same thing about wynton. Good music is good music, who cares if it isnt "up to date." Go to the next major orchestra concert in your area and tell the players after the concert that they are wasting their time playing tchaikovsky. Or wait.... maybe you should just shut up and enjoy the music.
wiliscool 1 month ago
WOW!!! Now that's cooking!
jesus77755 1 month ago
holy shit this dude can swing
dixieboy009 1 month ago
Joshua is a talented guy...he always does a great job at recycling the old, 1940s-50s, honkin', party-time sax playing. It's like testifying in church!
But, as brilliant as he is, the poor cat was simply born 50 years too late. At least he makes it really fun! Wynton Marsalis has the same chops but seems so because that his olde tyme Ellington jazz doesn't survive outside of high school band festivals.
Joshua is of the moment!
radiokid2 1 month ago
@radiokid2 You just proved that you don't listen to much Joshua Redman.
cybertooth49 2 weeks ago
I really love how this was recorded a year before I was born, yet it feels so new. If it was pop, people would be commenting on how old it was and how they used to like this song.
Instead we comment on how good the players are and the techniques they're using etc. Jazz is a way of life!
Thanks uploader. PEACE!
Navigationism 1 month ago
Blade looks like Alan Dawson
wchandy1917 2 months ago
It seems like joshua redman is getting lost amongst the better players now adays. his rhythmic vocabulary is not as developed as modern players and his altissimo even more behind the times.
ChasinTranes 2 months ago
Amazing from start to finish!
johnnydiggle 2 months ago
his dad was better but he still can swing
aaronamccoy 3 months ago
I love Jazz. I hate elitists. Different musicians speak to different people. So stop trying to out pretentious each other. Peace. Also this lays in the pocket real hard mhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmm
SaXDuDe17 3 months ago
@PhatTenor Theres a bunch of players that could destroy Redman. Michael Brecker even in his early twenties could have destoyed Redman, Rollins when he was 24, I dont want to compare to all the greats though cuz most of them are so much older than him. All im saying is that his technique is YES, very solid and but his ideas are very plain. Theres no spunk, no creativity, if all you listen to is Redman than you wouldnt know what Im talking about. Go listen to some Charles Lloyd then come talk tome
chubbypuppys 3 months ago
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@PhatTenor No hes not, you must be a novice player, as you listen to more jazz music youll find out that there are much better players than this guy
chubbypuppys 3 months ago
@PhatTenor No his not, you must be a novice player, as you listen to more jazz music youll find out that there are much better players than this guy
chubbypuppys 3 months ago
I dont know why but I dont care too much for J.Redman. Ive listened to his cds watched his videos but nothing about his playing really captures me. Theres nothing to distinguish him from the greats. Coltrane, Rollins, Brecker, Lloyd, Berg, just to name are few are awesome. Sorry for you Josh lovers out there. Also theres a cool vido with him playing next to James Carter, you guys should watch that one and see how he gets destroyed! Ha, and yes I am a saxophone player so I know what Im talking bo
chubbypuppys 3 months ago
@chubbypuppys dude, I gotta say that in that battle Redman won hands down. It takes a lot more balls to do things simple and bluesy rather than just grunts and squeaks like Carter did. I agree that Redman isn't the most innovative sax man that ever lived, he's among the best alive today.
sigmayacht 3 months ago
@sigmayacht I can respect that. Totally different styles but yeah your righ I cant say that hes not one ot the best living today otherwise he wouldnt be known as the musician he is today. Have you ever listened to Pharoah Sanders. Hes all grunts and squeals you probably wouldnt like him. Hes very free jazzy and plays similar to Coltrane but not so much technique but energy wise.
chubbypuppys 3 months ago
@sigmayacht eh i think joshua and james have different talents. Redman has a great sense of harmony and is very lyrical but carter has more interesting phrasing i feel n has all these elaborate timbres and just better control of his sound.
djjjamin 2 months ago
@chubbypuppys Same for me...Why does his playing not impress me at all? He's trying to hard to impress!
GeoCoppens 3 months ago
his tone sounds like a bunch of bbs rattling around in a soda can. Sounds like shit.
aaronvespro 3 months ago
@aaronvespro You have hearing problems?
MrJeanPhilippe007 3 months ago
@aaronvespro LMAO
jazzviscosity 3 months ago
genioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
juanmuloco 3 months ago
This guy is AMAZING!!!
firefightsquad 4 months ago
looks like 2 more people suck now too
1228McAvoy 4 months ago
I love how Josh quotes St. Thomas so much and never makes it old like at 1:59
Genius.
pebblefrog196 4 months ago
Joshua Redman is a showman, and that's about it.... everyone else kills, but his playing pisses me off, and always will.
FiveHundo500 4 months ago
3:33 that is easily one of the most difficult things to do on sax.
gazzamuso 4 months ago 5
@gazzamuso what would you call that? I can understand why it would be difficult but if one were going to try and achieve that what would they go about doing?
jazzviscosity 5 days ago
Joshua eez da man! KG sucks!
Racing1F 4 months ago
My friend told me how much he loved Kenny G. I whipped this out to show him how Kenny G isn't real music, let alone real jazz, and DEFINITELY not a real saxophonist.
cboquist814 4 months ago
that was fun to hear.
sachary 4 months ago
My high school played this song last year. I think that we played it better.
Just kidding.
I flew to Denver in the 90's to sneak into a Joshua Redman concert. There was a q&a after and someone said how do you get such a great tone. He said...longtones. Believe it or not. All it takes is practice. A lot of practice. A ton of practice.
reedersax 5 months ago
Redman is 25, McBride - 22, Blade - 24!
innhat11 5 months ago
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innhat11 5 months ago
9:35 is sooooo cool :-)
kudi82 5 months ago
He is my idol...absolutely amazing. Nobody has the tone like he does. Wow.
ARussell313 6 months ago
@ARussell313 Eric Alexander might haha
saxev2005 6 months ago
Fantastyczna muzyka we wspaniałym wykonaniu.
Andrzej Ś.
jendrzej44 6 months ago 2
That's a comfy mattress.
SaXDuDe17 6 months ago 2
johhny king....he praticed
SaxKing52 6 months ago 2
demasia es muy poquito para estos musicos
humbertsax 6 months ago in playlist saxofonistas contemporaneos
at 1:40 he is just playing with the head of St. Thomas.
crazy3rboy 7 months ago
what is he quoting at 1:40 ? is that rollins ?
dagharr2 7 months ago
Jonny King thinking, "There he goes again..."
augustaseven 7 months ago
3:50 take me out to the ballgame?
butcheniho 7 months ago
wow redman has a lot of guns under his coat. amazing
Tzazilas 8 months ago
great stuff
Bjorneization 8 months ago
haha...i was thinking to myself, "hmm this kinda sounds like rhythm changes"...and then I saw the description. i guess my ear is getting better. yay.
WTFman024 8 months ago
Talk about a combo full of CATS. Hot damn they can all play.
Jazztrumpet111195 8 months ago
I really dig the Rollins references at about 2:00 Great stuff, as always, from Mr. Redman
Sonnyrollinsfan 9 months ago
I've been hearing the name Joshua Redman for a while, finally decided to check him out. Sounds like an interesting mix of early Rollins and Kind of Blue-era Coltrane. Very good.
Sestrierre 9 months ago
Good Gravy! This is seriously chaotic. I'm sure it takes skill to play like that, but man....
Mandalore06 10 months ago
His technique Is nearly flawless, and his signature tonal quality is all Joshua's
greggpallen 10 months ago
I want to see Kenny G take a solo here. He'd get booed off the stage.... hopefully
tpstrat14 11 months ago
@tpstrat14 nah, i actually think Kenny g after having rehearsed for a while could hold his own. he can actually play straight ahead solos if he wanted, he just doesnt.
royallighting7 10 months ago
@royallighting7 Uhhh,,,No,....you're joking right? Not taking anything away from Kenny G... he's good at what he does...just as Lawrence Welk was good at what he did... Liberace was great at what he did.room for everything in this crazy world..but Kenny G "holding his own" with these guys in this genre,,,maybe in another lifetime in another dimension,.maybe if he took off for a few years and had a whole overhaul, and meant to get "REALLY SERIOUS"...then anything is possible.If the WILL is there
swellpropel 9 months ago
@swellpropel nah, i'm dead serious. he may not show it b/c of his genre, but he can play straight ahead stuff. he may not have the same level of chops as these guys, but he can play jazz..
royallighting7 9 months ago
@royallighting7 Kenny G himself has said that he doesn't play jazz. He plays "Instrumental Pop Music". Even if Kenny G "held his own" in a jazz setting, nobody would recognize it.
ComTruiseBand 7 months ago
WHERE THE FUCK DID BRIANS SOLO GO
GRRRRRRR
cynicaldrumming 11 months ago
He does have that wonderful tone and that great technique..The ideas are the most amazing.Can anyone imagine the ideas flowing at that speed.Loved it.
gessed 11 months ago
What ever Joshua had for breakfast I'll have the same.
TheFlutevisions 11 months ago
@TheFlutevisions breakfast of champions!!! lol
tycoon121 11 months ago 2
so many rollins references... i love it. and the band behind him ain't too bad either
jazzsax90210 11 months ago
i loved the st thomas reference! this guy grooves like a monster!
MrXasdfghjklx 11 months ago
A.R.T.!!!...
RedRossJr 1 year ago
Not rhythm changes, is it?
ivanmikyska 1 year ago
He's got chopssssss!
RBeckles 1 year ago
24 people suck
cbmuzik 1 year ago 27
@cbmuzik Now it's 25
MrFootball102 10 months ago
This is f***ing amazing.
LuisCorreadAlmeida 1 year ago
That was out of this Earth!!!
luksaxtenor 1 year ago
good good good
maythawee12 1 year ago
Damn. What a good video.
Ngsaxman 1 year ago
Total command of the language. B
BrianMBrody 1 year ago 2
24 people are terrorists
imagetuinabucket 1 year ago 13
What an amazing show!
thecompletesmitty 1 year ago
@croonermel What do you mean the "melody is not clearly heard until 1:40" ? He's quoting St. Thomas there; St. Thomas is not even rhythm changes.
Rubiety 1 year ago
wow- i might aswell quit now lol
shadw797 1 year ago
Splendid sax !
Iseutsachs 1 year ago
Wonderful sax playing, very enjoyable. The melody is not clearly heard until about 1:40. I heard Sonny Rollins live in concert performing this song, St. Thomas, about 12 years ago - and I can hear a lot of similarities in certain phrasing.
croonermel 1 year ago
McBride is absolutely astounding. Only he could pull off a solo like that, and the ending cracked me up!
Parvenu333 1 year ago
I would kill to get 2 minutes with those guys. What an amazing quartet. Un-be-fuckin-lievable.
bob10921 1 year ago 2
Holy shit! That bass solo is turning crazier every second!
Kochasiech 1 year ago
@Kochasiech I agree, one of the best build ups on a double bass solo.
keirnator 1 year ago
Increible
sombragris1 1 year ago
puta que pariu!
arig 1 year ago 4
what is going on in that saxophone?!?!?!?
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phivelo 1 year ago
A true jazz musician can quote Sonny and still sound original. I continue to be blown away by JR. B
BrianMBrody 1 year ago 2
BASS SOOLLLOOOOOOOOO
delamerica93 1 year ago
@walsh93jazz
Actually, that looks exactly like a link to me.
Draugmoth 1 year ago
This IS jazz, man!
darkoanton5 1 year ago
the sound man should turn up the contra bass volume.
TheHookerwithapenis 1 year ago
he normally plays a link but it doesn't look like one
walsh93jazz 1 year ago
is that a dukoff or a Link?
ziggysk8z 1 year ago
@ziggysk8z Link I believe.. Shoot me if Im wrong..
otikya 1 year ago
BadAss Mofos !!
DonkeyMagnet99 1 year ago
He is the man! His saxophone chops are amazing!
JazzyZenBrotha 1 year ago
Whoa shit. Joshua Redman. What a sound!!!
scruebush 1 year ago
666 liked it. Hell has the best music for sure. ^^
EmilianoC70 1 year ago
This guys like a ghost from the past. Amazing! I got turned onto Redman several years ago when he first started hit'n!
MarvsTracks 1 year ago
i hate accidently pushing the vuvuzela button when i try to go fullscreen
fredzak222 1 year ago
All star lineup. McBride is sick.
KrummyBear 1 year ago 2
HOLY FUCK!!!!!!!!!!
milesberrysax1212 1 year ago
loose from piano I think
MTWalker12 1 year ago
the best part is from 2:59 to 3:38
saxmaster25 1 year ago
Joshua is a genius !
BossTenor 1 year ago
lol
aFightingChristian 1 year ago
He threw in Old St. Thomas!!!!!! Man knows how to get down!
AfroRebelSuave 1 year ago
This was recorded the year I was born. Christ, I wish I was alive then.
whatsyourstory1 1 year ago 3
His tone is so clean, and every note is perfect.
AltoSaxBoss 1 year ago
that piano solo is awesome
EoN604 1 year ago
you can hear all musicans enjoy and why not good bebop.
Eerik39 1 year ago
My 4 y old son loves this piece!
TheJani78 1 year ago
This is great! Thanks for posting it. It reminds me that I need to get back to the shed :) Love the Take Me Out to the Ball Game reference in the upper register...
dtambur2 1 year ago
sagaz até o caroço! xD~~~~
bartkiedis 1 year ago
Love his technique, artistry AND sound.
scocad 1 year ago
Sabe tudo esse cara !!!
llorres 1 year ago
superb
unalegeli 1 year ago
Mesmerizing!
VERY BEST MUSIC ARTISTS OF ALL CONTEMPORARY TIME . insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Regards from Mexico, City.
R
RobertoHMV 1 year ago
Jonny King's solo is super underrated. Great development, strong phrasing... it's just overshadowed by Redman. And his comping throughout, especially during McBride's solo, is laying in the pocket really hard. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
theorygeek00 1 year ago 35
4099aj65~good stuff
4099aj 1 year ago
@theorygeek00 can't have no groove if you ain't got no pocket!!!!!!!
tpstrat14 11 months ago
dieu que c beau!!!!!!!
SuperSaurel 1 year ago
this is great
moneymakerisawonderf 1 year ago
that's great!
Nawa910 1 year ago
Yes but this "Eternal Triangle" bridge's.
beauchant 1 year ago
is this tune "rhythm changes"??????????
ederzzzzzzzz 1 year ago
yea like dizzy atmosphere
vnizzle13 1 year ago
Lord almighty...
Feluuula 1 year ago 38
if jazz is a religion ..then those guys are kind of gods aha
frankjazz12345 1 year ago 4
@frankjazz12345 yea man. it's crazy how much jazz has evolved.
HippieDrummer06 1 year ago
@Feluuula o
FightingTheWitness 1 year ago
This is so good! What a performance!
Bddau 1 year ago
Wow!
HippieDrummer06 1 year ago
fuckin awesome!!!!!!!
francescosultana 1 year ago
@zappysax57 and Jordainio
Sometimes the iii7 is interchanged with III7 as well as the vi7 with the VI7, even thought its not diatonic.
Kind of like how the I and IV are dominant chords in the blues even if they shouldn't be
sixteynine10 2 years ago
I remember his gig at the Barbican a few years ago.. he was pretty DAMN GOOD then, but this performance???
OMFG!
63Brummie 2 years ago
they are all dom7's
SkaterJem 2 years ago
Absolutely Amazing
WrestlerFRK09 2 years ago
che swing!
eteria88 2 years ago 3
i was exaggerating but i meant he didn't do well there
ShablulZoem 2 years ago
that pianist died there
ShablulZoem 2 years ago
@ShablulZoem What?
mdb205 2 years ago
but he was so in the pocket in the beginning...
theorygeek00 2 years ago
it's amazing
balaskasxbox 2 years ago
Redman cant definetly play alright, but im not a big fan tbh. He just doesnt move me...
TheRizatron 2 years ago
I love me some jazz <3
subjectnamehere93 2 years ago
and take me out to the ballgame =)
veeecter 2 years ago
Muitoo bommmmmmmmmm!!! Nota 10 Sandro - Florianopolis - Santa Catarina - Brasil
Sandrogon1 2 years ago 2
wow, amazing! What a gig!
luccabf 2 years ago
The bridge is the same as the one in Dizzy Atmosphere.
asax93 2 years ago
@asax93 It's just rhythm changes
DrummerInExile 2 years ago
esto si es un buen jugo de aguacate en leche bien bien bien.....
jorgecanorojas 2 years ago
Once again...Christian McBride's Intonation is sickeningly accurate...scary stuff...
BassicallyChristian 2 years ago 6
Yeah, I saw him perform with Pat Metheny's group a couple years ago and he was so precise in pitch it was ridiculous. Not only that, he was playing Charlie Parker licks verbatum at nasty tempos. Never heard anything like it.
saxev2005 2 years ago 5
He's actually quoting a couple of tunes - "Straight Ahead" - by KD (hence the title) & St. Thomas..
gallantfellow 2 years ago
I`m in love with his music!
Brilliant! :)
Great improvisation!
Aaaaaaaaaa :)))))
bltmz23 2 years ago
is the bridge the eternal triangle bridge?
jackindabox592 2 years ago
These are referred to as "Rhythm changes," which means they are the same chord changes as the ones in the George Gershwin song "I've Got Rhythm." A lot of composers use them to write songs with new melodies the same way the 12-bar blues is used to write songs with new melodies. "The Eternal Triangle," "Dizzy Atmosphere," "Good Queen Bess," and "Lester Leaps In" are such standards that use the rhythm changes.
Prototype4377 2 years ago
actually the eternal triangle has a different bridge, which is what Joshua redman is playing over on this song.
jackindabox592 2 years ago
Does it really? Well in that case, never mind, but I'm pretty sure about those other songs. Actually, now that I think about it, I believe "Lester Leaps In" uses the same changes as "The Eternal Triangle" as well.
Prototype4377 2 years ago
wot bout Sho nuff, anthropology, da flintstones theme, rhythm-ing, alto-itis and moose de mooch. is dat rhythm changes ?
bopkick5 2 years ago
Anthropology is one, Moose the Mooche is not, and I don't know the other ones.
Prototype4377 2 years ago
wot iz moose the mooche then?
bopkick5 2 years ago
Anthropology is one, if by one you mean rhythm changes. So is Moose the Mooche though. Others are Oleo, Eternal Triangle (altered bridge), Dexterity, there are plenty of others...
Phillipcgolub 2 years ago
Jackindabox is right. The changes are chromatically falling from a tritone away(this case its D7 to Ab,) which is also done in Eternal Triangle and Dizzy Atmosphere. I got rhythm uses a III7 VI7 ii7 V7 for a bridge. I'm not sure what playing the i got rhythm bridge would sound on this.
ocguitar90 2 years ago
@ocguitar90 What? Is up with those chord symbols?...III7 mean IV?
Jordainio 2 years ago
ssssssssssssssss
...........pura crema
escuerla 2 years ago
Is the tune from 1.38 to 1.45 a quotation? I can't remember what it is but I swear I've heard it before
Bergunthera 2 years ago
Yes, it's from the Sonny Rollins theme S:t Thomas.
hocce 2 years ago
St. Thomas- Sonny Rollins
gongorian 2 years ago
Haha. You can hear people cheering in the background because they recognize that. so cool...
MSlapik 2 years ago 2
Blade holding it down!
no1use 2 years ago
joshua redman, ONE OF MY FAVORITE SAXOPHONISTS!!!!
KELH1990 2 years ago 28
Jaa!!! Det här är grymt!!!! Bra solo med Joshua Redman
urbanagnas 2 years ago 2
Que boquilla usa? alguien sabe? ¿? parece una dukoff?
marcos88sr 2 years ago
Osea,es una DUkoff,si
josepfelix 2 years ago