This is great! Although I was kinda over the solo 3 minutes into it, this is great for study! And to get some good language under the fingers Edit: Vincent’s solo is so much better, simply because he said what was needed for the musical situation and got out. That’s a top top level musician there
no such thing as better though ,they can all play anyway they want at this level ,they said what they wanted to say at the time ,this is the beauty about jazz ,so much diversity Love it !
The guys like Eric and there are a few make some of us want to go get 2 yards of sand in a pickup truck, come back home and roll over our Selmer's and Buecher's. If they don scare the shit out of you, you mustn't know much about practice, practice practice and then practice some more. I never enjoyed practice other than to learn a new tune. I have no trouble with Jazz standards especially ballads and I can swing and bounce. The up-tempo shit kills me.
Thanks for the good transcription to study. There is nothing new in these two solos. They repeat what we have already heard and reheard by those who created this style. But many of them are dead. The only positive thing is that it is played 'live' again with young and living people, but not more. It will certainly evoke vocations of future Jazz Musicians. You have here a 'patchwork' and a 'summary' of the Creators. But no 'own personality' in these two musicians,, That said, it's also a choice, if they are aware of it so much the better, if not, it's a bit sad thinking that they bring something new. And in this 'style' there are hundreds of musicians who play just as well all over the world..
Thanks for checking out the transcription. However, I disagree about how you say there is nothing new in these solos and that Eric and Vincent do not have their own musical personalities. Sorry that you feel that way and hope you will continue to check them out to realize they do have their own voices.
@@WesleyChinTranscriptionsIt's not so bad if they have a 'conventional' way of playing. What is important is that this Music stays alive and what it brings even now in 2022. And finally this is only my opinion and it doesn't matter, you have every right to dispute it. I also hear your arguments. Your channel is very good and congratulate you for your work for the music.
As annoying as Eric's playing can be at times. The rhythm section did him no favors as he got deeper into his solo. With that being said it was 3 choruses too long lol
Wheeeew Vincent Herring with the melodic ideas🔥🔥🔥
@@franlobatoruiz4289 logic ideas? What do you mean?
That tenor sound is Crazy
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This is great! Although I was kinda over the solo 3 minutes into it, this is great for study! And to get some good language under the fingers
Edit: Vincent’s solo is so much better, simply because he said what was needed for the musical situation and got out. That’s a top top level musician there
like Bird said, after 2 choruses "you're just practicing". lol. But really, Eric's solo is a masterpiece and this transcription is phenomenal.
Eric solo was killin’! There are few tenor players today who are as talented!
no such thing as better though ,they can all play anyway they want at this level ,they said what they wanted to say at the time ,this is the beauty about jazz ,so much diversity Love it !
Agreed
Thank you transcribing this - what a delightful listen and read
Sweet Alto sound 😀
I couldn't touch my computer screen for 15 minutes these were so hot. Thanks for posting.
Excelentes ambos saxos !!
The tenor tone and the way it's recorded remind me so much of how Oliver Nelson's tenor sounds on Blues and the Abstract Truth.
Wow great observation!
...nice peice of work that..
The thing is his passion and energy on tenor.
Where has this band been my whole life
Excellent!!
Great
Just insane!!!!!
Bravoo!!!
I remember the days when Eric was with Charles Earland burning it up 🔥🔥🔥
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Jazz lines for the ages. Now, for your studies students, please transcribe to the remaining eleven keys. ;^)
A lot of Coltrane influence in these solos.
The guys like Eric and there are a few make some of us want to go get 2 yards of sand in a pickup truck, come back home and roll over our Selmer's and Buecher's. If they don scare the shit out of you, you mustn't know much about practice, practice practice and then practice some more. I never enjoyed practice other than to learn a new tune. I have no trouble with Jazz standards especially ballads and I can swing and bounce. The up-tempo shit kills me.
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salvaje
..look out sharp eleven...!!!!
Always prefered #4 ....I haven't got a head for heights 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love VH's tone and style. So repetitive though. 😢
And cuts it at the piano solo. Rip 😆
Thanks for the good transcription to study.
There is nothing new in these two solos. They repeat what we have already heard and reheard by those who created this style. But many of them are dead. The only positive thing is that it is played 'live' again with young and living people, but not more. It will certainly evoke vocations of future Jazz Musicians. You have here a 'patchwork' and a 'summary' of the Creators. But no 'own personality' in these two musicians,, That said, it's also a choice, if they are aware of it so much the better, if not, it's a bit sad thinking that they bring something new. And in this 'style' there are hundreds of musicians who play just as well all over the world..
Thanks for checking out the transcription. However, I disagree about how you say there is nothing new in these solos and that Eric and Vincent do not have their own musical personalities. Sorry that you feel that way and hope you will continue to check them out to realize they do have their own voices.
@@WesleyChinTranscriptionsIt's not so bad if they have a 'conventional' way of playing. What is important is that this Music stays alive and what it brings even now in 2022. And finally this is only my opinion and it doesn't matter, you have every right to dispute it. I also hear your arguments. Your channel is very good and congratulate you for your work for the music.
Nobody is young anymore lol
As annoying as Eric's playing can be at times. The rhythm section did him no favors as he got deeper into his solo. With that being said it was 3 choruses too long lol
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