This GREAT Swinging Jazz Tune and piano solo just gets you UP & Going! That was the idea. JAZZ music IS the solace to the broken heart of a jazz player. IT's what you play to STAY UP. And this latin tinged piece gets THERE with fun and style!
THIS IS ON MY NEW CD: IN MEMORY ONLY, due out this August, as soon as mixing and mastering are done. Though it was my 2005 CD never published, I have also added some new music to it from 2008
AND this CD is PURE JAZZ trios and group pieces up front then a few songs and piano mixed in and it even ends with a nice atmospheric New Age composition. But it mostly up Jazz and I like it even more than August Ocean Overture.
This is definitely "not" a shuffle, but an uptempo groove and I was on for sure back in that session. I didn't waste my money!
The link will take you to my website for now where it is easiest to play it.
The second link is a blog page CTI that has my music in a player there. But it loads slow there.
ENJOY this JAZZ solo and everytime I hear it I believe in my dream. Success for me will be the day, that Pat Metheny hears this tune and I know he'll love it. He'll want to play guitar on it.
It's gonna happen someday, I can feel it.
On that day I won't care what anybody else thinks! That's how I measure success (though I may not be able to spell it!)
Meanwhile back to work transcribing the solo and chart to this...
michael guy/jazz pianist
For me it was broken up, but from what I could hear it is progressive jazz, is that right?? You have a very distinct sound and I do like it very much. How do you make a sound tract of it?? Have a friend of mine who is interested in learning...
It is a jazzy piece, with a lot going on, shifting gears like a skiier slaloming down a mountain to a broken heart.
Ron
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on October 28, 2007
Michael, so glad I stopped by the den today… what a treat to hear good music for a change! Sorry about our collaboration not going as you would have liked…but the hubby has informed me he’s purchasing some interesting equipment in the near future…so just maybe_ one never knows what the future holds. Your dear friend and admirer, Holly Hamilton
Kathy
Walt
where have you been hiding???
this is tempting stuff upon which to lounge, and languidly dream. ..
*muah
ness
Love,
ET
Be safe,
Karen
Love,
annie
Ron