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#1131812 - 03/23/08 05:24 PM solos (listen)
rintincop 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/11/04 Posts: 1263	. _________________________ LIVE: Roland FP4 (33 lbs), EV SXa-360 speakers (36 lbs), WS-550 stand HOME: Mason & Hamlin, SRX-12 SOLD: Kawai ES4, Yamaha P250, P120, P90. RD-300SX, Kurz. PC2X, Bose PAS, Mackie SRM450, JBL EON10
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#1131813 - 03/23/08 05:37 PM Re: solos (listen)
ktom Full Member Registered: 05/07/07 Posts: 212 Loc: Somerset UK	Thanks for this - listening to the first one now:-) I know his name but am not sure I have ever listened to him before. kt _________________________ Steinway K - Kurzweil PC 88(wrecked and sold for spares) - Yamaha S90 - rhodes 760 - korg wavestation- Hammond XK1 etc..
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#1131814 - 03/24/08 12:00 PM Re: solos (listen)
dpvjazz Full Member Registered: 07/12/05 Posts: 283 Loc: phoenix az	Thank you just made my week just love hearing Wynton go at it and those clips bring back lots of memories. I do seem to enjoy jazz from that period more than some of todays jazz something about the time from 1950 to 1970 when things just got crazy and everyone was exploring new ideas. DPVJAZZ
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#1131815 - 03/24/08 12:14 PM Re: solos (listen)
Guy Full Member Registered: 10/30/07 Posts: 290 Loc: Massachusetts	My jazz piano teacher (when I was studying with him several years ago) recommended Wynton Kelly as an "accessible" example, and encouraged me to transcribe what I could off of his solos. There were others recommended as well (Hank Jones, Red Garland and Duke Pearson) but I'll always have an affinity for Wynton Kelly. Thanks, rintincop...this is great stuff!
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#1131816 - 03/25/08 02:23 PM Re: solos (listen)
wavelength Full Member Registered: 11/23/07 Posts: 340 Loc: Vermont, USA	Wynton is the man. It's nice to hear his solos back to back like that! thanks!
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