Transcription of a great line played by Herbie Hancock on the alternate take for the song “You’re My Everything”, taken off Freddie Hubbards “Hub-Tones” record from 1962. The line starts at 3:30 on the top of the form, starting Herbie’s solo.

Transcription of a great line played by Herbie Hancock on the alternate take for the song “You’re My Everything”, taken off Freddie Hubbards “Hub-Tones” record from 1962. The line starts at 3:30 on the top of the form, starting Herbie’s solo.

This is the transcription of a beautiful line played by Jim Hall over the b-section of stella by starlight from his 1957 record “Jazz Guitar”.

This is a transcription of a line played by Johnny Hodges in 1937.

As it seems, Charlie Parker checked this line out. Listen to this recording, he cites Johnny Hodge’s line at minute 1:07.
Transcription of Wes Montgomery’s first two lines from his incredible solo on his tune “Full House”. From the LP “Full House” recorded live 1962 at Tsubo in Berkeley, California.

Great bassline from the Mac Miller tune “What’s the use” off the album “Swimming” (2018). I transcribed the basic bassline thundercat plays on the NPR Tiny Desk Concert although he adds little variations to it through the song.

A little transcription of something what you might call breakdown section. Found it on youtube. I thought transcribing it would help me with my time because i got a bit confused by the 16th syncopation when i heard it first. I am no drummer so the notation might be a bit strange. If you find any mistakes please let me know!

Transcription of a line played by Bud Powell on the Rhythm Changes tune “Bud’s Bubble” from the record: The Bud Powell Trio (Roost RLP 412).

Transcription of the pick up line to Dexter Gordon’s solo for A Night In Tunisia on the blue note record “Our Man In Paris”.

Transcription of a line played by Paul Bley on the Sonny Meets Hawk! record.


Motif no 19 is a line played by Woody Shaw in his solo on the tune You Stepped Out Of A Dream from his 1987 record “Solid”.