The Peanut Vendor. This is another go at Cuban style latin jazz piano. It is a good tune to work on as the same 2 bar harmony can sit under the whole tune giving you plenty of practice playing the repetitive Left hand piano figure(s).
On my website, I have put a pdf file notating some of these figures.
http://www.bushgrafts.com
You might like to practise using the backing track I recorded (also free to download on my website).
Great track to improvise!
Also take a look at Chucho Valdes videocode 3A5FC34dhC4
pianojazz4u 1 year ago
Doug,
I just started getting into Timba and learning the Tumbaos. I have never thought about the Salsa Stride. Thanks! Great feel. I know what you mean about the "autopilot" comment. Playing this verbatim just doesn't seem to cut it as good as just feeling it.
jpbtodd 1 year ago
I'd love to try this I just think the left hand would be too hard for me to keep in rhythm with I'm awful with off-beat notes ;(
PrawDuhJee 1 year ago
Great tutorial on this style of playing, Doug!
Lot2learn 2 years ago
SABROSO DOUG!
hectorydoris 2 years ago
vaya!!!!!!!!!!!
ochunlove 2 years ago
VAYA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!that means YOU GO DAWG!!!!! IN THE IMMORTAL WORDS OF sNOOP DOG diz AND ANT OTHER LOVER OF lATIN JAZZ WOULD LOVE THE RENDITION
ochunlove 2 years ago
The nice part of this is it dosn't have so many notes that us mere mortals can play most of these!!
organham 2 years ago
Great arrangement! "More wrong notes for spice." Haha.... you mean, all this time my playing has been spicey?
ogriirgo 2 years ago
lovely play
soogoonu 2 years ago