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First A of Stochelo's solo on Djangology from Ready n' Able
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Hey guys, I'm still so buzzed from DjangoCamp/DjangoinJune that I thought I'd do a little transcribing, so here's the first A section of Stochelo Rosenberg's Djangology solo from the Ready N' Able album. The fingerings are my best guess, if Dennis or some other knowledgeable individual has some corrections they'd be appreciated.
A lot of phrases in the solo will probably be familiar to people, but it's always nice to see these things in context. Most of the licks are standard licks that are very inside the changes. The only exception is the Bbdim chord which is ignored for the sake of the phrase.
-Jack
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Make sure not to hurt yourself playing those triplets at tempo.
A lot of phrases in the solo will probably be familiar to people, but it's always nice to see these things in context. Most of the licks are standard licks that are very inside the changes. The only exception is the Bbdim chord which is ignored for the sake of the phrase.
-Jack
P.S.
Make sure not to hurt yourself playing those triplets at tempo.
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