Amund Lauritzen plays: Cherokee

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[equimonk]

Ouchh... Another great video, Amund. You seem much more comfortable soloing than playing the head. I felt like you were waiting for the next note to come and it does not swing as hard as your solo.

But otherwise, great lines, great sound!

Pierre

[AmundLauritzen]

@equimonk Thanks Pierre! I appreciate the constructive criticism :) I agree about the head. Somehow my hands are more comfortable with single lines than chords. I'm working hard on evening it out. Thank you for listening!

[flashjazzcat]

Seemed ever so slightly hesitant at the start, but wow does this light up when the solo starts! Really nice phrasing, and lovely tone as well.

[AmundLauritzen]

@flashjazzcat You're right about that. It's a tough tune to play with a nice feel. It's easy to fall into the trap of either playing it too stiff, or out of time. But I'm working on it :) Glad you enjoyed the solo.

[symioncion]

i like your D´Aquisto ;)

[symioncion]

great lines! :)

[TheErlend87]

Det klinger bra hører jeg :-) Stå på.

[flashjazzcat]

@AmundLauritzen I've been working on it too, but I was unsure about a couple of the chords and my backing track sucks. The one you're using is really nice. Anyway you're doing a great job: some really intricate lines, but you always remain melodic.