The Fedor of Musicians - Neil Peart - post your favorite solos
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Mastodon2
5/31/07 4:57:59PM
This will put paid to many people's notions of soloing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kotK9FNEYU
A fantastic piece musically, and the notation really helps to visualise what is going on there. The chord progression ain't the easiest to solo over either, in the early head you can follow the progression as it is notated, it's quite complex I'm sure you'll agree!
Not an easy one to play or solo over by any stretch of the imagination, but then, Coltrane was a bit good wasn't he!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kotK9FNEYU
A fantastic piece musically, and the notation really helps to visualise what is going on there. The chord progression ain't the easiest to solo over either, in the early head you can follow the progression as it is notated, it's quite complex I'm sure you'll agree!
Not an easy one to play or solo over by any stretch of the imagination, but then, Coltrane was a bit good wasn't he!
DJDark41
5/31/07 5:32:38PM
It might be a little bit away from the topic...but...What is music but poetry in motion? And I think, this qualifies as poetry in motion.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiNUkDnDMFA&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiNUkDnDMFA&mode=related&search=
JunCTion
6/1/07 12:45:35AM
My wife plays the piano so i found this to be pretty awsome.
YES
YES
ncordless
6/1/07 1:23:58AM
ncordless
6/1/07 1:28:00AM
Posted by Mastodon2
This will put paid to many people's notions of soloing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kotK9FNEYU
A fantastic piece musically, and the notation really helps to visualise what is going on there. The chord progression ain't the easiest to solo over either, in the early head you can follow the progression as it is notated, it's quite complex I'm sure you'll agree!
Not an easy one to play or solo over by any stretch of the imagination, but then, Coltrane was a bit good wasn't he!
Wow, that's an awesome vid. I played Giant Steps with my combo earlier this spring(acoustic bass) and let me tell you from exp. it ain't easy.
Signal2112
6/1/07 6:44:20AM
Posted by ncordless
As far as drummers go, I'd take Tony Williams any day.
tony
Tony Williams is pretty darn good! He played on Public Image ltd's "Compact Disc" album, spillting the record with Ginger Baker. His drumming on "Rise" is incredible. No flashy fills or mad polyrhythms, just a steady, pounding beat with an absolutley thunderous sound. Jonas Hellborg also appeared playing bass on that record, alongside Steve Vai on guitar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPj-8_wOZcA
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