Jaimie, you are the unselfish Boss of explanation. Yep! Jay's "twin brother" you are as it pertains to the commitment to Music Education and the simplification of it. Thanks, champion🏆.
"And I thought I heard all" 😮 that's it from here on I'm considering you my teacher ❤ u when I learn how to play that trill I'll be a professional for sure I thank you very much 🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is an amazing tutorial, thank you for sharing. I can't wait to get my tenor out and try it out soon. Would you be able to include a video on how to growl that would be appreciated. 😊
Thanks, Jamie. Great lesson on a cool tip. Can’t wait to try this when i get back. Any more tips like this i would love. Always trying to add a little spice like this to my solos in my community bands. Thanks, Jamie. You are the best! 🎷🎷💃🏿
So much fun. I believe Phil Woods did this too.....? Maybe everyone does. Well, they will now. lol Thanks Jamie! I think i'll do it now, and wake up my husband. =D
@@GetYourSaxTogether I find it's easier for me to trill the high E with the side of my forefinger, rather than thumb. I need that thumb for stability. =) Love all your vids! You have great energy.
Hi, Jamie, thanks for this video, obvious explanation. Can you make a video about this sax trill on Gala Freed From Desire Remix by LuGotti (Ibiza Sax Video) which starts from 47 second? Is this double staccato or something like that, how to do this stuff?
Wow, that's mental. You hear Charlie Parker do that sometime too. I'm not sure if he's doing a momentary tongue roll or if he's triple tonguing using a "tak-a-dee" vowel thing. Pretty cool whatever it is!!
Excellent explanation! I've seen this "taught" and demonstrated on about a half dozen videos on saxophone gimmicks, effects, etc. They all try to explain it in about 3 minutes and they all leave out your 3.A, 3.B, and 3C, which ob piously are crucial. Thanks to your having dissected it so nicely, now I know why mine never sounded quite right. Now I think I can finally get it right! Thanks. By the way, what kind of neck strap is that you're wearing?
Me sitting here with that piece of felt missing on my tenor...Now I've got to grab super glue when I'm out and cut a teeny piece of synthetic cork or something. I'll be back lol. Oh! Jamie I forgot to tell you to put a tenor reed on that mouthpiece I sent you lol. It plays so much easier. Can cut the reed (like how Lenny Pickett cuts bass clari reeds), or not depending on how it feels. I have to play that mouthpiece with a 2 alto and its tougher than with a 2.5 tenor reed.
You'll have to be more specific Dave, I don't understand what you're asking at the moment I'm afraid! When you add your side E to the "left hand fingering" of what note?
@@GetYourSaxTogether sorry I’ll explain . On the Cannonball trills you start on Bb Chromatically to D , just using normal sax fingering . But when I play Bb to D and add the trill note fingering ( side E) the note produced is practically none existent . So if I play say Bb the note is normal but if I add the side E , the note produced is awful , not a proper note . Just like trying to play a note with wrong fingering that didn’t exist . My sax plays well recently overhauled and I’ve been playing nearly 60yrs , don’t understand . I assumed if I played any note Bb to D with the side E it would produce a definite proper note but it doesn’t , please help
@@coss181 right. So yeh, that note when you add the side E isn’t really a very good note. It’s kinda janky, but it’s only there for a split second so it doesn’t matter. Make sense?
What's wrong with that? He teaches so much for free. He isn't obligated to do so. Just as you aren't obligated to pay for the extra bit if you don't want to.
@@GetYourSaxTogether I was teasing (snarky). I totally understand that you're being very generous with your knowledge. It's beyond my sax skill level anyway. Thank you and your team!
Hey - why not instantly YOUR sax skills with this free extended masterclass?▶️ www.getyoursaxtogether.com/masterclass
In America, the most famous sax player to use this trill technique that I grew up hearing was Boots Randolph, RIP.
Love Boots.
May he Yaketey Sax in heaven
another great player who utilizes this trick is Baptiste Herbin!
Cool
This is so amazing!! Have played around w this for years and you nail it with all the frills and correct dynamics. Thanks so much.
Glad you like it! Thanks! 🙏
I grew up listening to Boots Randolph do this technique on Tenor. It was one of his "signature" licks. Respects to Cannonball.
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honestly the racecar comparison does it perfectly
Ta! 🤣
Jaimie, you are the unselfish Boss of explanation. Yep! Jay's "twin brother" you are as it pertains to the commitment to Music Education and the simplification of it.
Thanks, champion🏆.
Jay is always trying to sell you something. Shame, coz he's a good player.
You gotta make a crust I guess.
Thanks! 🙏🏻
Thank you for this!
Sure thing!
thanks
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Your lessons are always helpful 👌 apt
Thanks so much. Glad to help!
"And I thought I heard all" 😮 that's it from here on I'm considering you my teacher ❤ u when I learn how to play that trill I'll be a professional for sure I thank you very much 🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Brilliant, looking forward to seeing the extended version
Thanks Em! 🙏 See you in The Inner Circle!
That’s awesome Jamie. Can’t wait to surprise my teacher with that one. Thanks again mate.
Have fun! Thanks! 🙏
Very, very cool!
Thanks!
Thanks for breaking this down!
Thanks Rob! 🙏
very good teacher today I will use it today I will play
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This is an amazing tutorial, thank you for sharing. I can't wait to get my tenor out and try it out soon. Would you be able to include a video on how to growl that would be appreciated. 😊
Growling: ua-cam.com/video/KC31m8d0cWU/v-deo.html
Hello Jamie, I am so happy to discover your channel 😃
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your passion in a such funny and pragmatical way!!!!
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I often use two fingers on side Bb and C, basically playing percussion. Great vid mate.
Right, interesting!
I like your singing explanation bro 🥦
thanks! lol
So cool! 😎
Thanks Lisa! 🙏
I would love to hear China in Your Hand the sax bit is incredible
It’s on my list I think!
Thanks, Jamie. Great lesson on a cool tip. Can’t wait to try this when i get back. Any more tips like this i would love. Always trying to add a little spice like this to my solos in my community bands. Thanks, Jamie. You are the best! 🎷🎷💃🏿
Thanks. Loads of content and tips on the channel: ua-cam.com/users/GetYourSaxTogether
Nice description matey
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Ive been working on a lick similar to this in “on the dark side” from Eddie and the Cruisers
Nice.
👍👍 Absolute gem - coffee will be sent soon !
(as soon as I manage some bread crumbs and water for me .. 😜😊)
Thanks! 🙏
So much fun. I believe Phil Woods did this too.....? Maybe everyone does. Well, they will now. lol
Thanks Jamie!
I think i'll do it now, and wake up my husband. =D
Go for it!
@@GetYourSaxTogether I find it's easier for me to trill the high E with the side of my forefinger, rather than thumb.
I need that thumb for stability. =)
Love all your vids! You have great energy.
Brilliant once again, thanks Jamie! I don't think you need more coffee..haha you were sounding super energised on this video!
Thanks Marleen! You can never have enough coffee, tho! 🤣
YES Jaime - this is DYN-O-MITE :D
Thanks! 🙏
A great lesson before I go to bed on a Saturday night.
Thanks! 🙏
Hi, Jamie, thanks for this video, obvious explanation. Can you make a video about this sax trill on Gala Freed From Desire Remix by LuGotti (Ibiza Sax Video) which starts from 47 second? Is this double staccato or something like that, how to do this stuff?
Wow, that's mental. You hear Charlie Parker do that sometime too. I'm not sure if he's doing a momentary tongue roll or if he's triple tonguing using a "tak-a-dee" vowel thing. Pretty cool whatever it is!!
Great instructional segment. Btw what blues scale(s) does this trill best apply to?🤔
G blues.
Excellent explanation! I've seen this "taught" and demonstrated on about a half dozen videos on saxophone gimmicks, effects, etc. They all try to explain it in about 3 minutes and they all leave out your 3.A, 3.B, and 3C, which ob piously are crucial. Thanks to your having dissected it so nicely, now I know why mine never sounded quite right. Now I think I can finally get it right! Thanks. By the way, what kind of neck strap is that you're wearing?
Thanks Michael. It’s a Guardala neck strap.
@@GetYourSaxTogether Thanks for telling me about the neck strap. I appreciate your having taken the time. I'm going to check it out.
Amazing. But What is your pick mic that you are using?
DPA 4099.
Me sitting here with that piece of felt missing on my tenor...Now I've got to grab super glue when I'm out and cut a teeny piece of synthetic cork or something. I'll be back lol. Oh! Jamie I forgot to tell you to put a tenor reed on that mouthpiece I sent you lol. It plays so much easier. Can cut the reed (like how Lenny Pickett cuts bass clari reeds), or not depending on how it feels. I have to play that mouthpiece with a 2 alto and its tougher than with a 2.5 tenor reed.
Wow. That’s a new one on me!!
I think Pink Floyd’s “Us and Them” (abt 3/4 thru) uses the Adderley trill
That’s actually a trill from C# to E, but similar vibe, yes! ua-cam.com/video/AdMfKKHJnP0/v-deo.html
What fingering are using for the B flat?
Broken down at 3:12 but the BIS key
Jamie, how can we get some merch?
www.getyoursaxtogetherstore.com
So... you didn't replace your mark VI huh Jamie?
No siree! 😂
Absolutely loved this
Why can’t I get a proper note when I add the side E with the left hand fingering on my mk6 tenor 🤔 ??
You'll have to be more specific Dave, I don't understand what you're asking at the moment I'm afraid! When you add your side E to the "left hand fingering" of what note?
@@GetYourSaxTogether sorry I’ll explain . On the Cannonball trills you start on Bb
Chromatically to D , just using normal sax fingering . But when I play Bb to D and add the trill note fingering ( side E) the note produced is practically none existent . So if I play say Bb the note is normal but if I add the side E , the note produced is awful , not a proper note . Just like trying to play a note with wrong fingering that didn’t exist . My sax plays well recently overhauled and I’ve been playing nearly 60yrs , don’t understand . I assumed if I played any note Bb to D with the side E it would produce a definite proper note but it doesn’t , please help
@@coss181 right. So yeh, that note when you add the side E isn’t really a very good note. It’s kinda janky, but it’s only there for a split second so it doesn’t matter. Make sense?
@@GetYourSaxTogether thanks for reply , the note is unobtainable not just jerky , not just me others can’t get it on my sax
Where was this guy fifty years ago?
This guy me? A glint in the postman’s eye 😂
I just hope for the people to actually discover cannonball on their own and not from UA-cam
Once discovered never lost!
@@GetYourSaxTogether You are very right, and times are changing. Great content 👍🏽
My god…. Bla a a a a la, bla a a a a la
You got it!
Hmm, that little extra bit I "can't" teach you unless, of course, I get paid......🧐
What's wrong with that? He teaches so much for free. He isn't obligated to do so. Just as you aren't obligated to pay for the extra bit if you don't want to.
You trill G, G# and A using your side c key. There you go! 🙄
@@GetYourSaxTogether I was teasing (snarky). I totally understand that you're being very generous with your knowledge. It's beyond my sax skill level anyway. Thank you and your team!
@@brianbillings6815 thanks Brian!
@@GetYourSaxTogether I love it! There will be a day when everyone will be an Innie!