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Double Bass The Real Book 6th Edition?
- Thread starter Farin
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- Dec 13, 1999
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- Disclosures
- Chuck Sher publishes my book, WALKING BASSICS:The Fundamentals of Jazz Bass Playing.
Wil Davis said:No chance - Link Removed is totally organic
- Wil
I liked the "noxious weed" part.
Bruce Lindfield said:
That would make me play On Green Dolphin Street in B then, I guess ( because we are GMT + 2 )
R2
In the new real book, everything is supposed to be 'legal' and and all of the legal stuff is supposed to have been handled. My conscience is clear now that I am not an outlaw anymore... 
Seriously, two things are deceiving :
1-The Frank Zappa songs are out. So long Peaches in Regalia
2-The book in bass key isn't out yet... Don't you get the reflex to go in thumb position everytimt you see a treble clef ? Anyway, I prefer the bass clef.
Seriously, two things are deceiving :
1-The Frank Zappa songs are out. So long Peaches in Regalia
2-The book in bass key isn't out yet... Don't you get the reflex to go in thumb position everytimt you see a treble clef ? Anyway, I prefer the bass clef.
MrSaturn said:
Yeah - great stuff, but, well, you don't see tunes like that called out at sessions.....LOL.....maybe at the knitting factory....
Feel is regional too! Man, here, people will only play "So What" and "Well You Needn't" in a half time funk ala 80s Miles. It would often get on my nerves. I think it's because the drummers hated doing "swing" parts.
