Shiny Stockings, arr. Greg Yasinitsky - Score & Sound

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Shiny Stockings
By Frank Foster / arr. Greg Yasinitsky
Item: 00-30635
Series: Jazz Band Series
Category: Jazz Ensemble
Format: Conductor Score & Parts
Level: 3
Frank Foster’s composition,"Shiny Stockings," is one of the greatest jazz tunes for big band. Arranged by Greg Yasinitsky and scored for an accessible grade 3 level, this chart has all the ingredients you expect, plus a few short section solis and an ensemble shout chorus. Other features are a written-out solo for 2nd trumpet and the lead trumpet range is to written A above the staff. A wonderful new chart on a Basie classic. (5:15) This title is available in SmartMusic.
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[@nathanwalding9160]

Is anyone gonna talk about how clean the guitar tone is??

[@vito_keys]

perfect for a game of billiards

[@Samcatiscool]

1:11
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[@nathanbunge198]

Thanks

[@brandonlu2237]

You're welcome

[@nathanbunge198]

I was talking to the kind Mr. Alfred

[@brandonlu2237]

It's a company, not person; also you're welcome for chords

[@nathanbunge198]

No, his name is Alfred M. Jazz. He invented Jazz. (Thats why its called "Jazz", they named it after him)
And thanks, ill need more

[@brandonlu2237]

That's not who made this video though is it

[@don4476]

The drummer is outstanding. Anyone know who it is?

[@altonburt6066]

I assume someone from Greg yasininskis band at washingtonh state uni

[@HelloooThere]

Dr. Ummer

[@corbinburt60]

2:25

[@georgiosgalanos6814]

1:25-1:33

[@ethanyax]

Bro it sounds heavenly. 🪽

[@cruz.c]

does the bass not match the score or am i stupid

[@markthemedic6672]

Clorox Bleach, it matches it you might be listening to the guitar.

[@adamcollester2655]

It's not always that bass players follow what is written. The composer wrote the chords in and they are up to adaptation as the player and conductor please.

[@natmcveigh3904]

Welcome to a jazz rhythm section my friend.

[@WillTheBassPlayer]

This kind of walking line is similar to a walking solo. You can follow it if you want, but you're free to walk around within the chords. For specific rhythm stuff tho, you gotta follow the chart.

[@hoodlum6776]

@@natmcveigh3904 lmao yeah

[@ham1530]

3:53

[@thecertifieddoctor]

2:25 :)
2:35

[@beeburggg]

1:24

[@Ultra_10_shin]

Do you think a person that’s been playing this on sax for 1 years and a half would be able to play this?

[@EA-ol7rl]

i did! it really starts with accidentals, getting the rhythms and then muscle memory. the solis are so much fun to play.

[@Cris-jr1hf]

Play at 1.25x it’s better

[@Matthew-ll3fp]

Hezy no it’s not

[@koaqii4406]

Matthew Fry yes it is

[@thomasm8051]

Oh frik who do I believe

[@theraginginfernape9496]

Not really. It's supposed to be laid back

[@5hyguy42]

Ya legit feels too slow

[@LfrancisDrums]

This is too simple and is different from all other renditions, I would not be excited to play this rendition with an ensemble.

[@ariasbotello4965]

2:50