A turn around in E. E/9th
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Ricky Davis
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A turn around in E. E/9th
Here is a turn around I revamped from a Lloyd Green thing he did on a waltz. I extended it somewhat and put it to a 4/4 beat and came off pretty good. Count one;two;three and play the pickup; then think of the triplet licks as four of them and eack starting on the beat. "1"two;three; "2"two;three; "3"two;three; "4"two;three "1".
So one measure for the turn around split in E then B then E. I hope that makes since.
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Ricky Davis
So one measure for the turn around split in E then B then E. I hope that makes since.
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(1) (2) (3) (4) (1)
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3._______12|_14b_13b_12b____________________________________________|
4.____12_12|_14c_13c_12c__14c_13c_12c_______________________________|
5._12_12___|_14c_13c_12c__14c_13c_12c__14c_13c_12c__12__11__10____7c|
6._12______|______________14b_13b_12b__14b_13b_12b__12__11__10____7b|
7._________|________________________________________________________|
8._________|___________________________14__13L_12L__12L_11L_10L___7_|
9._________|________________________________________________________|
10.________|________________________________________________________|
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Ricky, I really think this is the way he did that phrase. That half to full “a” pedal
is what I’m hearing. Lots of tension there! The one thing I figured out about
Lloyd a long time ago is that he’s like a billiards player, he takes a shot, but is
always in position for the next one. If I have difficulty figuring out one his licks,
I try to find where he ends up and work backwards and I can almost always
get it using that technique. Jon
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once again my post came out skewed. There is no single note picking, everything should line up in verticle rows.<p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Jon Graboff on 06-07-99]</FONT></P>
is what I’m hearing. Lots of tension there! The one thing I figured out about
Lloyd a long time ago is that he’s like a billiards player, he takes a shot, but is
always in position for the next one. If I have difficulty figuring out one his licks,
I try to find where he ends up and work backwards and I can almost always
get it using that technique. Jon
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2.__________|______________12__11__10___8_____________________|
3._______12_|_14b_13b_12b__12__11__10___8_________7___7 ~ 7b___|
4.____12_12_|_14c_13c_12c_________________________7___7 ~ 7____|
5._12_12____|_14c_13c_12c__12__11__10___8 1/2-a_____7__ 7 ~ 7a___|
6._12_______|_________________________________________________|
7.__________|_________________________________________________|
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once again my post came out skewed. There is no single note picking, everything should line up in verticle rows.<p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Jon Graboff on 06-07-99]</FONT></P>
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Yea Jon; I'll go with you on that. The turn around that Jon just posted was off a song called "The Fool's Castle" from a Tommy Collins record that Lloyd Green played on. I took that turn around idea and re-worked it to the original post I made. I like to hear things and change them up somewhat and make a lick or turn or work the idea into a solo. Good work Jon and you have a great ear for that stuff.
Ricky<p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 06-07-99]</FONT></P>
Ricky<p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 06-07-99]</FONT></P>
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