You have done an excellent job of transcribing. You have all my respects Sir. Very inventive solo on an old standard; he certainly brought it back to life. Thank you for sharing.
That was good solo, but to me, Bob Berg's best work was with Cedar Walton Quartet and to lesser extent with Horace Silver. Bob was a close friend of mine and is missed terribly.
I only got hip to Bob in 2012… his whole sound, style, attitude, just everything about his music feels extremely personal and badass to me. Would you mind telling how you knew him, and maybe sharing some good Bob lore?
MrGolfer25 Very cool. I got Transcribe since I posted the comment. I think my playing has improved already just from figuring out what some of these guys are doing. Thanks!
Yea. No problem! But to be honest The real way to transcribe these solos is to just listen to them though and learn them by ear. but transcribe can be used to figure out the notes in the six tuplets and stuff like that. But yea, you're doing the right thing. so good work.
MrGolfer25 Yeah....I'm pretty good at picking it up by ear...but on the really high velocity phrases, it can be hard to pick out the individual notes. Transcribe is helping. Thanks for the encouragement and sharing with guys like me who are trying to get to get better at it.
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Stunning playing and a great loss to the world. thank you for transcribing this; lots of ideas to work on in this.
Thanks for this great post - terrific playing by Bob and Dan Adler and your transcription throws welcome light on it all.
Killer playing! Amazing transcription! A huge loss indeed saw bob berg many times always great
Great Job! What an honor to play guitar behind such a giant!
Thank you, Charles. This is wonderful. Thank you for sharing your work. I know how much work transcription is, believe me.
You have done an excellent job of transcribing. You have all my respects Sir. Very inventive solo on an old standard; he certainly brought it back to life. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks! Fantastic transcription. Bob was a master
Thank you Dan!!! I love this duet. If you have any other's it would be an honor to transcribe them....
Nice transcription!
Mcneal is best transcriber on the planet.
Good Job man!
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i hear a tiny bit of john coltrane at 0:23 , i may be wrong
That was good solo, but to me, Bob Berg's best work was with Cedar Walton Quartet and to lesser extent with Horace Silver. Bob was a close friend of mine and is missed terribly.
I only got hip to Bob in 2012… his whole sound, style, attitude, just everything about his music feels extremely personal and badass to me. Would you mind telling how you knew him, and maybe sharing some good Bob lore?
Charles....Thanks for posting. Do you use a slow down program when transcribing the fast phrases?? If so..Can you recommend one?
Im not Charles but use Transcribe!
MrGolfer25 Very cool. I got Transcribe since I posted the comment. I think my playing has improved already just from figuring out what some of these guys are doing. Thanks!
Yea. No problem! But to be honest The real way to transcribe these solos is to just listen to them though and learn them by ear. but transcribe can be used to figure out the notes in the six tuplets and stuff like that. But yea, you're doing the right thing. so good work.
MrGolfer25
Yeah....I'm pretty good at picking it up by ear...but on the really high velocity phrases, it can be hard to pick out the individual notes. Transcribe is helping. Thanks for the encouragement and sharing with guys like me who are trying to get to get better at it.
Yea man! no problem.
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i like more the live version of brecker..