Clifford Brown’s solo on What Is This Thing…
This is Clifford Brown’s solo on What Is This Thing Called Love (alternate take) from the recording Clifford Brown And Max Roach At Basin Street (EmArcy MG 36070).
This is Clifford Brown’s solo on What Is This Thing Called Love (alternate take) from the recording Clifford Brown And Max Roach At Basin Street (EmArcy MG 36070).
I had a request for this one so here it is. This is Pat’s solo on Equinox from the 1997 Kenny Garrett recording Pursaunce: The Music Of John Coltrane. This solo transcription is incomplete. I should finish it up some time!
Blues For Los Angeles can be heard on Bill Frisell – Gone, Just Like A Train (Nonesuch 1998). This is more of a simplified lead sheet than a strict transcription. I love this tune! Bill really says so much with so little (unlike this guy). It’s a 24-bar blues in E. I added a bass-clef stave in lieu of chord symbols. But just in case you wondered, it’s a 3 chord blues: I, IV, I, V, I. Enjoy!
I first heard this Ornette Coleman tune on Pat Metheny – Bright Size Life (ECM (G) 1073). On that recording, Pat pairs it with Round Trip, also by Coleman. It was originally released on Ornette Coleman – Love Call (Blue Note BST 84356, CDP 7 84356-2) and Ornette Coleman – New York Is Now!, Vol. 1 (Blue Note BST 84287, CDP 7 84287-2).
Wow, it’s been a while. I just scoured my desktop mac for all pertinent files including many transcriptions, photos, and tracks from over the years. Not sure how to share whilst still protecting my intellectual property. I guess for now I’ll make my stuff available here and see how it goes. Enjoy!!