Tal Farlow and Kenny Burrel tabs
Jazzman
Could someone tell me where can I find some of the following tabs:
(chords and solo)
Tal Farlow
Isn't it romantic? from "the swinging guitar of T. F.", 1956
Autumn in new york, from " "The artistry of T. F.", 1954
Kenny Burrel
Just A-sittin' and A-Rocking', from "Night Song", 1969
Greensleeves , "Guitar forms"
Last night when you were young
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From: Francisco Guilherme de Sousa Pereira Saraiva
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Sar...@dire-straits.com
Faculdade de Economia do Porto (FEP), Portugal
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Kevin Van Sant
>Could someone tell me where can I find some of the following tabs:
>(chords and solo)
>Kenny Burrel
>
>Last night when you were young
>
That is a nice tune... what KB album is it on?
-Kevin V
http://www.webbuild.com/~kvansant/
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Jazzman
(Kevin Van Sant) wrote:
>>Last night when you were young
>>
>That is a nice tune... what KB album is it on?
It's from "guitar Forms" (with Gil Evans, Jimmy Cleveland...) - Verve
V6-8612 (original LP issue) but this album is dificult to find.
Try the Jazz Masters colection n. 45.
CLAY MOORE
Jazzman wrote:
>
> Could someone tell me where can I find some of the following tabs:
> (chords and solo)
>
>
> Isn't it romantic? from "the swinging guitar of T. F.", 1956
> Autumn in new york, from " "The artistry of T. F.", 1954
>
> Kenny Burrel
>
> Just A-sittin' and A-Rocking', from "Night Song", 1969
> Greensleeves , "Guitar forms"
>
> From: Francisco Guilherme de Sousa Pereira Saraiva
> http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/2789/
> Sar...@dire-straits.com
> Faculdade de Economia do Porto (FEP), Portugal
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Forgive me for asking, but if you are in any way serious about learning
jazz pieces why are you asking for tab? It's worth your time to learn
to read them in standard music notation, which will also enable you to
learn from ANY jazz music, not just for guitar.
Clay in Austin
Piotr Michalowski
In article <324BCF...@ix.netcom.com> CLAY MOORE <cmo...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
>
>Forgive me for asking, but if you are in any way serious about learning
>jazz pieces why are you asking for tab? It's worth your time to learn
>to read them in standard music notation, which will also enable you to
>learn from ANY jazz music, not just for guitar.
While we are at it--does anyone know of any Kenny Burrell transcriptions?
Kevin Van Sant
On Sun, 29 Sep 1996 21:54:32, pio...@umich.edu (Piotr Michalowski)
wrote:
I've seen one on the web ("I Never Knew" from the album with
Coltrane). The page also had a Jim Hall transcription and several
others. The page is linked to from my web site. (look on the
instrument specific page) There are a couple of links to other
guitarists' transcriptions as well. But I don't remember seeing any
more Burrell. I have made a chart for "Freight Trane" if anyone
wants that though.
-Kevin V
http://www.pobox.com/~kvansant/
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JMG61
This thread jogged my memory. On page 64 of Maurice Summerfield's The
Jazz Guitar (1978 edition), there is a reproduction of a cover for "Jazz
Guitar Kenny Burrell" that was published by Chas. Colin in New York for
the amazing price of $2.00. Eighteen tunes are listed, including Midnite
(sic) Blue. In fact most of the tunes on Midnight Blue are there. I've
often wondered what ever became of this publication and have always been
on the lookout for it. Maybe it will be reprinted one day.
John Galich
tomb...@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu
I'd like to see that too, although I've learned all the tunes on Midnight
Blue by osmosis. They're pretty simple, and if you listen enough times
it's hard not to learn them.