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its D dorian and Eb dorian but in this version and a few others jimmy plays G which makes us hear G mixolydian and Ab mixolydian :)
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Trane, yeah the message is loud and clear. Great, I think his best period before he went off the rails ha ha.
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another fantastic post. thanks. D.
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@mussman717word That makes more sense
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Sounds more like the bassline of "So What" to me.
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Trane is the Hendrix of sax. Or should I say Hendrix is the Trane of guitar? Wait. That leaves out Wes... fuck, I give up.
7 months ago 2
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@iPhalanx, what do you mean when you say jazz?
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@epn10 If that's what you got from it, then yes, he did.
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That is the reason i consider jazz to be the most pure and beautiful art form in music. It is like painting, where expression is the key, and where you take it is much more important than what you start out with. Charlie Parker would play with a plastic saxophone in front of thousands and stir more sentiment than I ever could with the most expensive horn on the planet. All in all, where you go with your music should be the key, and the journey that takes you there the reason (and fun) to do it.
iPhalanx 2 years ago 20
Thank You John Coltrane!
Thank You John Coltrane!
Thank You John Coltrane!
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