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  • Full Transcriptions
    • All Of You – Miles Davis Solo
    • Alone Together – Stanley Turrentine Solo
    • Guitar Arrangement: Batumanbe – Orchestre Régional De Ségou
    • Billie’s Bounce – Wes Montgomery Solo
    • Children’s Song by Chick Corea
    • Chitlins Con Carne – Kenny Burrell Solo
    • Like Someone In Love – Stan Getz’s interpretation
    • Look For The Silver Lining – Chet Baker’s interpretation
    • The More I See You – Chet Baker Solo
    • My Favourite Things – Jonathan Kreisberg
    • Oleo – Miles Davis
    • Yardbird Suite – Gene Ammons Solo
  • Snippets / Motifs
    • No. 1 Just Friends – Chet Baker
    • No. 2 Minor On Top – Tommy Flanagan
    • No. 3 Joy Spring – Clifford Brown
    • No. 4 Autumn Leaves – Paul Desmond
    • No. 5 My Backpages – Charlie Haden
    • No. 6 New Sonny’s Blues – Hampton Hawes
    • No. 7 Oliloqui Valley – Herbie Hancock
    • No. 8 All Of Me – Lee Konitz
    • No. 9 There Is No Greater Love – Ron Carter
    • No. 10 On The Alamo – Charlie Christian
    • No. 11 Locomotion – Lee Morgan
    • No. 12 Moment’s Notice – John Coltrane
    • No. 13 Tears Inside – Billy Higgins
    • No. 14 Cedar’s Blues – Cedar Walton
    • No. 15 Breakthrough – Cedar Walton
    • No. 16 Without A Song – Mulgrew Miller
    • No. 17 Chasin’ the Bird – Charlie Parker
    • No. 18 You Stepped Out Of A Dream – Woody Shaw
    • No. 19 All The Things You Are – Paul Bley
    • No. 20 A Night In Tunisia – Dexter Gordon
    • No. 21 Bud’s Bubble – Bud Powell
    • No. 22 Down South – Robert “Sput” Searight
    • No. 23 What’s The Use – Thundercat
    • No. 24 Full House – Wes Montgomery
    • No. 25 Johnny Hodges – Whoa Babe
    • No. 26 Stella By Starlight – Jim Hall
    • No. 27 You’re My Everything – Herbie Hancock

Tag: Bird

9. September 2020 Adeodato Amsel Snippets

No. 25 Johnny Hodges – Whoa Babe

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

transcription of a line played by Johnny Hodges in 1937 on the tune Whoa Babe

As it seems, Charlie Parker checked this line out. Listen to this recording, he cites Johnny Hodge’s line at minute 1:07.

9. February 202027. March 2020 Adeodato Amsel Snippets

No. 17 Chasin’ the Bird – Charlie Parker

This is a transcription of a motif played by Charlie Parker on the rhythm changes tune “Chasin’ the Bird” in the B-section. It was recorded on May 5, 1947.

This is a transcription of a motif played by Charlie Parker on the rhythm changes tune "Chasin' the Bird" in the B-section. It was recorded on May 5, 1947.

Transcriptions

  • Full Transcriptions
    • All Of You – Miles Davis Solo
    • Alone Together – Stanley Turrentine Solo
    • Guitar Arrangement: Batumanbe – Orchestre Régional De Ségou
    • Billie’s Bounce – Wes Montgomery Solo
    • Children’s Song by Chick Corea
    • Chitlins Con Carne – Kenny Burrell Solo
    • Like Someone In Love – Stan Getz’s interpretation
    • Look For The Silver Lining – Chet Baker’s interpretation
    • The More I See You – Chet Baker Solo
    • My Favourite Things – Jonathan Kreisberg
    • Oleo – Miles Davis
    • Yardbird Suite – Gene Ammons Solo
  • Snippets / Motifs
    • No. 1 Just Friends – Chet Baker
    • No. 2 Minor On Top – Tommy Flanagan
    • No. 3 Joy Spring – Clifford Brown
    • No. 4 Autumn Leaves – Paul Desmond
    • No. 5 My Backpages – Charlie Haden
    • No. 6 New Sonny’s Blues – Hampton Hawes
    • No. 7 Oliloqui Valley – Herbie Hancock
    • No. 8 All Of Me – Lee Konitz
    • No. 9 There Is No Greater Love – Ron Carter
    • No. 10 On The Alamo – Charlie Christian
    • No. 11 Locomotion – Lee Morgan
    • No. 12 Moment’s Notice – John Coltrane
    • No. 13 Tears Inside – Billy Higgins
    • No. 14 Cedar’s Blues – Cedar Walton
    • No. 15 Breakthrough – Cedar Walton
    • No. 16 Without A Song – Mulgrew Miller
    • No. 17 Chasin’ the Bird – Charlie Parker
    • No. 18 You Stepped Out Of A Dream – Woody Shaw
    • No. 19 All The Things You Are – Paul Bley
    • No. 20 A Night In Tunisia – Dexter Gordon
    • No. 21 Bud’s Bubble – Bud Powell
    • No. 22 Down South – Robert “Sput” Searight
    • No. 23 What’s The Use – Thundercat
    • No. 24 Full House – Wes Montgomery
    • No. 25 Johnny Hodges – Whoa Babe
    • No. 26 Stella By Starlight – Jim Hall
    • No. 27 You’re My Everything – Herbie Hancock
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