Descripción: A lead sheet for Freddie Hubbard's "Skagly"
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Lead sheet to Freddie Hubbard's tune "Dear John" off his album "Bolivia." I'm not thrilled with my transcription of the chords in the first 2 bars... but, what can you do...
Few people realize how important it is to go green in order to create a future for our children. But, more importantly, how going green will save them money, in some cases a lot of money. Do…Full description
Few people realize how important it is to go green in order to create a future for our children. But, more importantly, how going green will save them money, in some cases a lot of money. Do…Full description
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Descripción: A crashcourse in chordpiano.
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A Book with hundreds of piano chord diagrams that can be downloaded. Contains piano chords for major, minor, augmented, diminished, sevenths, sixths, suspended etc in all inversions. Piano K…Full description
Freddie Green style chords can be used when a steady rythm is needed, as in comping in a big band. In every chord in the first category the root note is found on the 6th string, and in the second category on the 5th. Using these two categories of chords you can play any chord in an arrangement, since there are no fifths in the fingerings. Just play major or minor and the 6, 7 or maj 7. Use dim and aug on diminished and augmented (#5) chords.
Guitarist Freddie Green is perhaps best known as the strumming, rhythmic anchor to one of Count Basie's strongest bands. Born in Charleston, S.C., on March 31, 1911, Green moved to New York as a teenager. Talent scout John Hammond heard him one day and recommended him to Count Basie. While Basie wasn't immediately impressed, Green hung in there and won him over, staying for 13 years. That "All-American Rhythm Section" of Basie's also included bassist Walter Page and drummer Jo Jones. In 1950, Green was left out of the small-group configuration by Basie. Green essentially invited himself back into Basie's group. He stayed with Basie until the leader died 35 years later. Green continued to record himself close to the end of his own life. He died on March 1, 1987, in Las