Tal Farlow - Autumn In New York - Gill&Jazz Transcription
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Album "Artistry of Tal Farlow" :
Tal Farlow (g), Gerald Wiggins (p), Ray Brown (b), Chico Hamilton (d)
Los Angeles, November 15 & 16, 1954
Please note, some chords are extremely difficult to play, he was nicknamed "the octopus" because of his big hands! He often uses the thumb of his left hand to pinch the two bass strings at the same time!
In the intro and coda Tal Farlow plays with his fifth string (A) lowered by an octave but for the solo he plays with standard tuning. The song has therefore been edited. But you can play the whole song on a standard tuned guitar.
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Phenomenal job on this and the channel. Thank you greatly
I bought this album years ago and recommend it.
This is such a useful video, especially the visual component. To me, you can really see the influence of Coleman Hawkins on him here as well as just how un-guitiaristic and full of big intervals a lot of his lines were. The chord melody portion reinforces a suspicion I have had for a bit a suspicion that his thinking about chords was a bit like slash chords in the sense that he was fitting various triads against a bass note moreso than thinking about each shape as a self contained thing.
Meisterhaft wunderschön 🤩
0:48 😭😭😭🐙
Génial !!
Nice work.
Thank you so much for this.
Bonjour. I practice the solo intro and came across a problem. In measure 3. When he comes from the Ab9 to the Dbmaj7. How does one finder that? Or how do you guys play it? Cheers
All in description vidéo!
Ah ouais D7M #9 b13 /A 😅 ça fait du monde 😜
Oui, il le fait souvent, j'ai l'impression qu'il pense plus à un II-V au triton Ebmi9/Ab7 mais le tout basse de A ou D ou les deux!