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I have seen this guy, and he can play a bit! Nice chops solo on the second track, 'Raju' from Bassist Hadrien Feraud ... [url="http://www.myspace.com/johnmclaughlinofficial"]http://www.myspace.com/johnmclaughlinofficial[/url] Or his my space site. [url="http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=109664162"]http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...endID=109664162[/url] Garry

Just noticed the scan has come out s**te. I will try and do a new scan. Not sure whats going on with the attachment. But if you right click and 'Save as'. You can save as a Jpeg [and print] Garry

Well if my wife finds the Paul Young CD.... I will try and do the whole thing tomorrow. I think the intro section goes something like [Pic attachment] Might have got some of the articulations wrong. But without hearing i cant be sure. Anyway should get you started. I think the middle section is just around G minor, F and Eb...

In the Sale Dept... Needs some work , but cheap! [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=25341"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=25341[/url] Garry

Sean, You might find this link useful. Free on line Study of Jazz Harmony and Impro. Also good for arranging tips. Guys across the pond always rate this site highly. Can get a bit indepth though..But hey its free! [url="http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=107"]http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=107[/url] Bit OT, but if you wanna check out how the Classical world get off and Harmonise, [url="http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=77"]http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=77[/url] Free again.... Garry

[quote name='2wheeler' post='257758' date='Aug 8 2008, 07:49 AM']With due respect to my esteemed colleagues who have uploaded transcriptions, the rhythmic structure of the bass line is a 3/2 Latin clave diminished to one bar. So each bar is based on: dotted quaver, dotted quaver, crotchet, quaver, crotchet Then there are embellishments on top of that (rests and extra notes) but that's more down to feeling it at the time, I would argue. I would wait and see what the drummer is up to before adding too much of that. Lincoln Goines and Robby Ameen have put together a great book called "Funkifying the Clave" about the mechanics of afro-cuban rhythms, including how they influence rock and pop. You don't have to work your way through the book to play Valerie tonight but it's a good one to add to the collection and it is very relevant here so I couldn't resist a little plug [/quote] Yep that is a great Book and a must...... I have the first edition complete with Cassette tape... My chart reference was to 'OTPJ', and that it was in 4/4. It has a heavy snare back beat on 2 and 4 so being a pop/soul tune was in 4/4. 4 Stick counts at start , but of course that could be read as 'One two.two two' Then making it....................... [attachment=11779:img040.jpg] I think you might be over complicating a p**s easy pop tune , sung by a raving Drug ridden, Gin sodden old looking trout [ who sings great when she is sober.. ] Garry

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='257502' date='Aug 7 2008, 07:24 PM']Hi Garry, I think you're right there. It does vary a little in places. I was mainly going for the bones of the piece so that Mewsie could get through it for her audition. Not bad for a 30 minute takedown, though [/quote] Sorry mate, I was not bone picking... As it happens its good to see people putting up charts...good one! In fact it might be a good idea for a thread... [Like the groove loops thing] Then we could all help each other out.. Might have to change the odd note though... Not sure how you would stand with the copyright thing ? Garry

I think beat two is anticipated with a 16'th note, same as the bass drum pattern. As someone pointed out before... Its the Bo Diddley Rhythm with a few ghosties here and there, And a bit swingey Need to click on pic. Garry

Hangover I have a 3 & half year old lad who wakes up at 7 every morning, Thinking he is sporticus from Lazy town I have no time to think about the day before! Its all about the day ahead Stay positive....! Rock & Roll man.................. Garry

Mark... I think you need to give a bit more info.. What sound card? Is Audacity set right...? Connections...? What are you monitoring through..? 16 bit / 24 bit...? I see you are in Essex as well....where? And you might be a Hammers fan? Garry

[quote name='Soulfinger' post='250541' date='Jul 29 2008, 04:17 PM']Monk Montgomery started playing electric in 1953, more than seven years before the Jazz Bass was introduced. With Wes, he played a P, plucking with his thumb. Later in his career, he did indeed switch to a J - and it sure sounds like he´s using a pick here: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI3lhVYQGXk"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI3lhVYQGXk[/url][/quote] Just looked at my original statement..... No where does it state that he used a Jazz bass in 1953.. Just that he played a Jazz bass with a pick. Garry

I have been doing some Rat Pack corporate stuff of late with quite a big band, And doing it on electric does not seem to be a problem with them. Garry

[quote name='The Funk' post='249826' date='Jul 28 2008, 05:59 PM']Easiest way around latency = mixer.[/quote] Or an Audio card with direct monitoring. I use an RME card with Cubase sx3 and do not have the problen. Cubase compensates for latency automatically, [VST'S] Or you can input this manually for Audio after doing the latency test. This free utility will calculate your latency. Then you can manually input the offset yourself. [url="http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=3196"]http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=3196[/url] There is a thread about latency issues on cubase.net [url="http://www.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?p=743875&highlight=&sid=105b6b4c6181eb48e094558f28f363c9"]http://www.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php...094558f28f363c9[/url] Garry

[quote name='Mcgiver69' post='250106' date='Jul 29 2008, 12:34 AM']If I'm not mistaken Monk was the first to ever record a Jazz record with an electric bass.[/quote] I think you might be right, I am sure i have read that somewhere. Thinks me might just go and google that... Garry

Just following on from something Bilbo said in another post. 'PLECTRUM PLAYING' Monk the the brother of Wes Montgomery was a great swing Electric Bassist, Using a pick and his Jazz bass. Any arsed horn player who is only good at blowing himself, who says 'you cant swing on electric' should take a listen to this. [ Bock to Bock ] A bit layed back. But goes into 4's at about 1-40 [url="http://www.last.fm/music/Wes+Montgomery/_/Bock+to+Bock"]http://www.last.fm/music/Wes+Montgomery/_/Bock+to+Bock[/url] Monk is a bit forgotten nowdays. Garry

Thats Really sad, The best gig i heard him play, Was with Sanborn in the mid 80's at Wembley arena. Marcus miller and Steve Gadd in the Band. And they were just the support act! Garry

[quote name='Alun' post='12000' date='Jun 4 2007, 07:13 PM']+1. His lines are great fun to play. Ewan Vernal (spelling?) from Deacon Blue - lots of great playing, especially on lesser known tracks Graham Maby with Joe Jackson - especially the live version of "Fools In Love" Winston Blissett - UK session player Steve Pearce - another great sessioner and from the upright jazz world, some great UK players - Paul Morgan, Jeff Clyne and Roy Babbington - all worth investigating. Cheers, Alun[/quote] You can add Trevor Barry and Andy Pask to the Uk list. Garry

[quote name='gilmour' post='244997' date='Jul 22 2008, 01:34 AM']Well, they let 'turntablists' in the MU now....[/quote] And in the past, a very well known drummer had his dog listed in the MU directory. Thanks for pointing that out. I thought she meant her nephew was a sailor boy. Garry

On Holiday in Greece a couple of years ago. A woman...'What do you do for a living then'? Me... Umm, a Bass player,Musician. Her ..'Oh really,[Pause]... My nephew is guitarist Musician type of person like you... He spins the decks.' I now tell holiday folk i am a cab driver..... Then grind them to death with my life on the road as a cabbie..... Garry

A couple of Geezers with names that sounded like Sweedish Chefs, Did some sessions for some Scandinavian pop band, Garry

If You Like JJ. You might want to check out the Album 'Grasshopper', 1983. From the Wayne Johnson Trio, With Bill Berg on drums. Very nice playing and blowing all round. Good link Jake. Garry

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='243037' date='Jul 18 2008, 08:47 PM']Sib 5 isn't as good as 4 though[/quote] Why is that ? I am still on Sibelius 4, and was wondering about doing an upgrade to V5. Is it not worth it ? Garry

For all you Purple Fans... Dont get any better than this ! Would be great to be in a music shop at the weekend in Japan. [ If you are a thief ] The " If you play ...... ..... , put the money in the box" Should be crammed with Yen. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt8wFNDzx10"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt8wFNDzx10[/url] Garry