Oscar Pettiford's Tricotism
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He was 1 of my great uncles....
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Nice solo! I like your use of chords, and heard some licks I'd love to use! Keep posting new stuff!
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Thanks so much for this video. I planned ong transcribing this tune as my audition piece for the jazz program at UNCG. I checked your site and found the tune transcribed already. You're awesome!
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1:20 <-- Epic button!
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Your playing is always refreshing. Nice work.
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Nice! You incorporate those double stops really smoothly.
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Thank you for the info :) I often watch your videos, I consider them very inspiring e usefull...
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Very nice man! What kind of strings do you use? Are they like Grenadier's set up or what?
Thanks
AndyCaru 1 year ago
@AndyCaru I'm using Velvet Animas these days, though at times I've been very discouraged by their quality control. Grenadier uses a Velvet Anima on the G string and Helicores on EAD. So good call tonally.
bachfugue12 1 year ago
now can you do it with just one finger just like Oscar and all those old cats used to?... na... just kiding... i gotta work with my two fingers playing myself... good sound, good intonation, good frasing and swinging... wish i could improvise that way... i might just look for you if i ever go to New York... cheers mate... ^_^
alisanchazz 1 year ago
@alisanchazz Thanks so much! When walking, I do tend to use my second finger exclusively (middle finger) except on super up tempos. And for soloing to a certain speed of eighth note...but for this one with the string crossings, definitely a 2 finger job for me! Man, those guys like OP got a nice big woody sound...at the same time, everything was setup different than the basses of today with gut strings and all and wouldn't work if you want to play a funk line. If you're ever in NYC, look me up!
bachfugue12 1 year ago