Wes i am not but i like to try different things.
TJ.
Holy Moly - classical jazz guitar keyboard number here !!!! aRE YOU playing all this T? Keyboards & guitar - wOw !!!
wish i was Tommy....just the guitar (Badly)
TJ
This is Great!
It takes some skill to do Jazz like this!
You should do more!
It shows of your skill with tone!
So clear and crisp! Every note in place!
Really like this one!
Peace
T(Osckilo)
I love it, sounds real good to me.
jimminy crickets Tony! This is fantastic. You have such a broad range of talent.
Oh, yeah - I'm diggin' this big time! Great Wes style tone and approach! I feel a little Duane Allman, but that's just me probably :D
Nice work, Tony!
Mark
Great guitar work tj is it your Fender ? Alex
You talented bugger!
Wow, you are just full of surprises!
Beautiful work, as usual.
Bravo
LG
This reminds me of John Coltrane's version of "Somebody In Love" you start of thinking "oh yeah, I know this" and suddenly you're saying "what the...?"
Great scale work. Loved it.
Mike
Quote from: groundy on October 03, 2009, 03:08:16 AMGreat guitar work tj is it your Fender ? Alex
Hi Alex it was played on an Ibanez Artcore Semi
TJ.
I have never heard this song with this arrangement so jazzed up = excellent. I have heard the clasical version and have played and sang the Church arrangement. Superb instrumentation!!!
that is pure class -congrats -love the sound --
Quote from: Diego Ayala on October 03, 2009, 02:21:54 PMI have never heard this song with this arrangement so jazzed up = excellent. I have heard the clasical version and have played and sang the Church arrangement. Superb instrumentation!!!
it would be interesting to hear your take on this.
TJ
Hey this is out of your box!!! superb job!! I wouldn't even have thought of Greensleeves being jazzy. But this works really well.
Quote from: tafka on October 04, 2009, 09:34:32 AMQuote from: Diego Ayala on October 03, 2009, 02:21:54 PMI have never heard this song with this arrangement so jazzed up = excellent. I have heard the clasical version and have played and sang the Church arrangement. Superb instrumentation!!!
it would be interesting to hear your take on this.
TJ
It would be interesting - that's for sure... I may have to consider it --- It is a song included in the United Mehodist Hymnal - a song I usualy include in my Christmas songlist. It is called "What Child Is This" --- words by William C. Dix (1865) and music dates back to the 16th century - an English melody now known as "Greensleeves" ---
This arrangement i do is guitar rythm - i suppose i can attempt the voice...
It is called "What Child Is This" --- words by William C. Dix (1865) and music dates back to the 16th century - an English melody now known as "Greensleeves" ---
This arrangement i do is guitar rythm - i suppose i can attempt the voice...
i never knew this tune had lyrics. i did read somewhere that the melody had something to do with Henry VIII ?
TJ.
Hey Tafka I like your avatar!!
Very cleverly done, liked this, which is rare for me and jazz.
Heck yes this is clever!! Nice one, Tony. Having spent several years playing jazz brass, this is really cool to hear. There is some intriguing depth to the layers in this one. Terrific ending pieces too.
AC
From the Random Dozen,
The Welsh Wizard at his best...
Alex.
Nice groove and so well played!