Oliver Nelson - Stolen Moments

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Uploaded by on Aug 8, 2010

from the record: "The Blues and the Abstract Truth". This divine album were made by a dreamteam of musicians including Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy and Roy Haynes. Enjoy!

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  • where can i find this song but arranged by Paul Martha

  • @cchsbuttons14 I'm afraid i don't know. A good google search would be my guess.

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  • one of the few videos on youtube with 0 dislikes. Says it all

  • The Tenor solo on this song is my favorite solo on any song, ever.

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  • Playing this for a high school jazz band audition. Sick song.

  • @boudoir83 Well, gee- considering Freddie Hubbard plays trumpet and Roy Haynes is a drummer and a SAX solo happens at at 4:15...

  • @tombokickass In said situation, the "E" functions as the leading tone of the succeeding Fm7 chord.

  • this song is iconic, the bass line is by chambers is instantly recognizable intro, All the players totally lay it down in the true style of their instrument, including a motif driven up that then down for the full solo, held like a true genius. Love it.

  • this is pretty phat. I'm learning it of piano.

  • Sublime masterpiece. The dislikes? Well trolls get everywhere.

  • @boudoir83 that's Oliver Nelson himself i think.

  • @misteredwino

    A small alteration is to play a maj7 instead of a dominant on that Ab...very similar changes to "Unit Seven" Thanks for posting this. :-)

  • u must not be a jazz musician then im talkin about your comment right above sayin true minor blues changes

  • @BlackScorpionNation Not sure which comment you are referencing, but yes I'm sure there are many different ways to play different forms in jazz.  But, now we're just splitting hairs at this point. Cheers

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