Barney Kessel - Autumn Leaves (1979)

I think this was a Swiss TV job.Anyone know who bass player and drummer are?
Some breaking up on last chorus but that's on my original copy :)

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[ColJedburgh]

@manabozho..: Please! Niels-Henning was a DANISH bass player, not Swedish..not that it matters, really. The World will miss him. Oh, and for the record..: the guystreating the bass with Barney here....is NOT Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen. (And Copenhagen is not the capital of Sweden, either. ;-) ) Peace.

[DjangoVanGogh]

He's using brushes. And I wish the drummer one of the bands I play with would make more use of them. I'm getting tinnitus off his suposedly top-of-the-line zildjans. He just make shitty sounding white noise.

[ditdacoms]

Mr Kessel wrote the book of swing.

[ditdacoms]

Mr Kessel wrote the book of swing.

[mzmadmike]

@chizets Unfortunately impossible, as he passed in 2004.

[chizets]

I think Barney Kessel should make a record with Bernie Dresel.

[123must]

Dear MrOrdinacos, I never wrote such a thing: but if I did it was an invertion of names !

Thanks

[MrOdinakos]

@123must nopeeeee. Charlie Christian was born in 1916 and barney kessel in 1923. How can Barney be the father ? lol

[guitartrombone6]

@loombaron He's using the notes in the key of E minor. The notes he plays follow the chord progression (The beginning of the the song is like am7 d7 gM7 cM7 f#m7flat5 bm7 em........) I don't think Kessel is really looking at like an Ionian Dorian Phrygin etc... scale per-say. He sees the notes in the key on the fret board, knows what they are, and know's their interval in the scale. If you can play the notes of the key rather than a scale, you can make something amazing like this.

[ponti76]

@123must simply not true