There Will Never Be Another Scat Solo Quite Like This - Benny Benack III TRANSCRIPTION
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Transcription of this magical solo by Benny Benack III: • There Will Never Be An...
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CORRECTION: The F-F# lead up to the high F at 0:45 should be a semitone higher: F#-G
PDF's below have been corrected:
Here's the full PDF in C: 312a2bd7-8372-...
And Bb: 312a2bd7-8372-...
Will be doing more transcriptions over the next few weeks so stay tuned!
I also release solo sax and sax and DJing mixes.
This is awesome man, syllables and all! Thanks for having fun w it…bebop rules! 🤘🏻
Thanks so much, Benny! 🙏 Thoroughly enjoyed transcribing this, the amount of language packed in, coupled with the joy and evident love of this music is something the jazz world could do with more of! Way too much competitiveness and seriousness these days when at the end of the day, it's all music man, we just wanna connect! So yeah, thanks again! ✌ Bebop does indeed rule and I've put it on my horn so a Transcription Tuesday is coming tomorrow! 🙌
Phil woods jumpscare
This is great, thank you hahahaha
jumpscare lol
What is that?😅
That PHIL WOODS got me lolll amazing solo!!
Had a masterclass with this man at the Brevard Jazz Institute last year. Homie is like the Ryan Reynolds of the Jazz world, absolutely hilarious chaotic neutral type character.
Jazz Deadpool? I’ll take it!! 😂
0:23 Mario got hit by fire again
😂😂😂
The fire pain immediately subsided upon hearing that screech over that Dm7b5
The real hero of the solo is the drink in his hand
He made this look effortless, but the harmonic, melodic, and rhythmic understanding he demonstrated was crazy. And the vocabulary of licks. This is just unreal.
The tonal shift at 0:39 sounds and fits so well. His use of Db throughout also gives this vibe, too.
When it's your gay uncle's turn to give the toast at your wedding.
0:31 , bossa nova kicks in like never before lol
I’ve watched two of Benny’s shows live in Vancouver, and it was some of the greatest music I’ve ever listened to. I highly recommend going out to watch one of his live performances
thanks so much!
01:10 - Hilarious Just The Way You Are quote. Brilliant scatting.
Charlie when he's not killing rats at Paddy's Pub:
PHIL WOODS! 🤣🤣🤣 Loved this!
this is what the music is all about bro.
Having fun and vibes
I literally cannot stop watching this
Strong liquors like vodka, wihisky, distiled drinks in general are also called "spirits" in Spanish languaje.... that glass really had a strong one inside
Made me and my friend laugh and cry with joy! So good ❤❤
this is insane he is so good.. if i only had the chance to learn jazz from a guy like this..
That was pure magic
Saw this guy in a different concert and he was amazing
You are a wonderful human being!
The secret is the drink.
Awesome solo and great job transcribing! pay attention to the chords, there are a couple of substitutions like F#m7 B7 instead of Fm7!
That’s total commitment to the task at hand!
Definitely some King Pleasure vibes here
when the guitarist cancels last minute
Simply amazing !
What is the song? This is amazing, can't stop listening to it
There Will Never Be Another You
Killin!!!!
Awesome... Simply
0:26 reminds me of that Mario kart Taco Bell video
I’ll have what he is drinking
0:26 mario falling out of the world be like
Language for days, vocal bebop is unmatched
This isn’t Tenacious D??
Split Kick
0:26 - 0:31, I absolutely love this line, so sweet and beautiful, can anyone tell me whether this line is a very well known line and if so, what it is called? Thanks!
I’m not sure it’s a specific line or quote, but the melodic approach within those specific chord changes is something that can be commonly used, so you may have heard a similar melodic “color” like this before! It’s a really nice line, and music theory wise, you can learn a lot about simple voice leading and language by analyzing that short passage. Going from the Dm7b5 to G7b9, Benny is simply using the C harmonic minor scale (C minor with a raised 7th). This mends extremely well to these changes, as the “color” notes that we are hearing are chord tones (defined as 3rd, 7ths, and any additional notated extensions within a given chord) Dm7b5 and G7b9. The B natural, and Ab being the most prominent at the beginning of the line, which are both chord tones of G7b9, the V7 of i. When the Cm7 comes along, there is a little bit of a delayed resolution, as the first note sung within the Cm7 is an F, which is not a chord tone of Cm7, which tells us that melodically, Benny may be extending the line from before. In the second measure of the Cm7, you can see that the line has been resolved, but Benny immediately goes right into the sound of the next chord change, by descending down to a D natural, resolving into the 3rd (Db) of the Bbm7 in the next measure. It’s a very nice line, and is a simple yet effective way to navigate your way through a minor 2-5-1! Playing the harmonic minor scale based on the i7 through a ii7b5-V7b9-i7 is a great sound, and is definitely worth spending some time practicing and getting into your improvisational sound!! Cheers!
When You don’t have insturment but want to solo:
Chef Boyardee bap boop
Phil Woods?
Can someone explain me the Philwoods joke?
He says it as he’s quoting a line from Phil Woods’ sax solo on Billy Joel’s Just The Way You Are 👍
Why's he say Phil woods? He quoting a solo?
Famous “Just The Way You Are” solo from Billy Joel ;)
real
dont let this vid distract u from the fac that benny benack is very creepy towards young women artists/ his students
YESSSSSIRRR best scat solo
When it gets to this point, just hire a trumpeteer. Their ego will drip on the floor a bit tho
… well good thing he’s the trumpet player too 😂😂
Did they play F#- on bar 47？
Yeah, common chromatic ii-V which makes standard ii-V's more interesting. Pianist's do this a lot even when it's not the 'written' changes, but 'written' examples include Blues For Alice Bars 6-8. The chords here are: 47: F#m7 (B7) 48: Fm7 Bb7. Wasn't transcribing the chords when I did this, just wrote the changes I knew, but this is what they're doing. 👍
@@elijahpaulmusic oh yea. Thanks! But at that point where I heard Benny sang that line a was like wow what’s this sounded so great and I didn’t even realize it was just a chromatic 25😂
The importance of tone and phrasing haha
0:15 remind me of fried bananas
😝🤩😍🤗🤭
That was one glass of whisky to much
Lol
How you gon white wash scatting like that?
That sucked
I went to your page to see what top tier bebop you were playing that would qualify you to chastise this, but your page only has very relaxing nature sound videos posted...so while it's most likely you're a no-playing loser hiding behind a nameless, faceless profile, I do feel much more relaxed after watching a few of those so thanks for that!
@@bbjazzIII wall of text reply 💀
@@whiteymcflightey dont worry, he texts kids lmao
Never? Thank god that was awful 😂
Where’s your scat solo I’d just loveeeee to hear it
@@bbjazzIII I was going to link it but then I saw your sarcastic comment.
I just have this running hypothesis that every time a troll hater talks shit on one of my videos, I go look them up and they cannot play at all lol. If you’re qualified to say it’s awful that’s one thing, but unless you’re ALSO seamlessly navigating complex harmonic and melodic vocabulary whilst scatting, I don’t really see how your opinion holds any weight 🤷🏻♂️.
@@bbjazzIII music isn't an absolute science. Whilst there are people who are born with perfect pitch ability, that ability doesn't grant them some magical gift of creating music that speaks to everyone. More complex isn't necessarily better for everyone.
@@bbjazzIII ...and I'm not some "troll hater", I just found his performance embarrassing and silly to the point of making me cringe. But I'm grateful for the experience because all music that actually invokes feelings in me helps me to further develop my own musical expressions.
Lol