Killer Joe Bass Lines: Transcribed From Volume 70
Sheet music and CD
Edited by Aebersold, Jamey
Setting: Double Bass, Bass Guitar
Series: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Genre: Jazz, blues, latin
Language: English
Length: 40 pages
Publisher: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Item number: 635621500433
For All musicians wishing to learn fantastic bass lines. While reading from the book, play along with the bassist on the recording ( Volume 70 ''Killer Joe'' , sold separately) until you feel you've mastered his ''feel'' and nuances. Then, using the special stereo separation on all of our Play-A-Long recordings, switch the bassist off and play along by yourself with just the piano and drums! This book (like all the Aebersold bass line transcription books) is a great study in professional bass line construction, and is a natural companion to the Aebersold Play-A-Longs. Combo instructors can use this book to give their bass students instant, professional bass lines. Includes notes in bass clef with chord symbols above each measure. THIS BOOK: Transcribed bass lines to the chord changes of: Killer Joe, Blue Moon, Sweet Georgia Brown, Sugar, Misty, Stop-Time Blues, Girl From Ipanema, Bb New Orleans Blues, Mr. PC, You Stepped Out Of A Dream, Ladybird, Afternoon In Paris, 3/4 Blues.
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Saxophone (tenor), Saxophone (soprano), Saxophone, Clarinet
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