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Registrace 15. 06. 2015
5 Jazz Legends Play "A Night In Tunisia" Transcrip
5 Legends Play "A Night In Tunisia" ,Transcripted
Personal:
00:15 Lee Morgan (from The Cooker)
02:44 Maynard Ferguson (from Live from London)
03:58 Clifford Brown (from A Night at Birdland)
06:17 Arturo Sandoval (from Dear Diz)
07:27 Dizzy Gillespie (from Live at New Port)
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Personal:
00:15 Lee Morgan (from The Cooker)
02:44 Maynard Ferguson (from Live from London)
03:58 Clifford Brown (from A Night at Birdland)
06:17 Arturo Sandoval (from Dear Diz)
07:27 Dizzy Gillespie (from Live at New Port)
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the last solo was played by Lee Morgan.
Dude no way you didn’t include Byron Stipling!!! His solo is so freaking goated
This is the Language of Americas heritage music From the proteges to the master himself, John Birks ( Dizzy) Gillespie....
Absolutely amazing to have the sheet music for this, thanks JTJ!
Nice!
No disrespect but Arturo’s is the best no doubt
Lee Morgan forever !❤
Wow!
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Last solo is Lee Morgan played
Lee Morgan holy smokes!
👏🏽
Last solo is actually lee Morgan and not Dizzy
excellent job, thank you very much, jazz transcriptions japan
Brilliant work, my friend and thanks for sharing.
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Dizzy>Arturo>Lee>Clifford>Maynard Sorry. They're all masters, but only for this solo. In A night in Tunisia(and Manteca), Nobody can't touch Dizzy and Arturo. This is the same for Clifford in Cherokee. Also Jon Faddis and Cat Anderson in Things to come.
Who’s gonna tell him...
@@sink7524 I did not asking you. lady
so, based on these recordings you ranked Lee both better and worse than Arturo. i’m genuinely curious as to where you stand on this
The last solo DIZZY Gillespie SOUNDS VERY MUCH LIKE LEE Morgan in the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band 🤔🤔👍🏽
yeah as soon as he played the break I realized it wasn't dizzy lmao
Big think
ARTURO SANDOVAL ... just EPIC
Ummmm.... Why isn't JJ Johnson not on here??🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Trumpet, not trombone players
@@kbt2053 it says “Legends play a night in Tunisia” bozo, not “trumpet legends play a night in Tunisia” I simply made a comment because I like JJ Johnson
Thanks for doing the work and sharing. Such legendary players, all with such distinct characteristics and who all owe their inspiration to Diz!
These are pretty close at times! Good work!
arturo the best
Not ganna lie, Maynard was trash and there is a far better solo by Clifford that puts all these solos to shame
are you talking about the one on The Beginning and The End?
He went off that night!
@@charlesperforms that one is unreal. I love the crowd reactions too
Flight of the jazzy b#
ARTURO SANDOVAL MY HERO
7:28 lee morgan!!!!!!
That's the only upload, possibly because of the embarassment...But you shouldn't, you tried, better try and make a mistake than doing nothing and just comment as I did just now.
Aftastos K calm yourself little one
Jeez what does it even matter that much? Just enjoy the music
Oh, God, even someone that can a bit of a trained ear can understand that this man in the last solo is Lee Morgan...
You mean it's not Dizzy... while Dizzy is yelling, "yeah" and "Woahhhho" in the background? 8cP
Would like to add that Dizzy goes into the stratosphere at least once every solo he takes!
Thank you for very informative transcriptions. However, I want to let you know that last solo was NOT by Dizzy but by very young (19 years old) Lee Morgan, even though it's Dizzy's big band and record. Cheers!
Yes, I agree. A tip-off, whole tone figures in bars 49-51. That's characteristic of Lee's style, but not Dizzy's.
@@BillBenzon.. Yes, and Tone!
That explains the tone. I thought "man Dizzy's getting a nice fat sound there".
Yes it was when Lee was young, Lee sat in on Dizzys set 1957 Newport Jazz Festival