1:20

some crazy guy that has transcribe drawbar settings? lol now's your time to shine

These people talking while he plays are obnoxious!

Yyeahh

does it give me the whole solo?

개멋있다

Hey I just bought your transcription thinking it would be for the whole song and it was just this part of the song. Wondering if you have a transcription of the rest of the song?

Hey thank you for this. To respond to the comment above regarding the G flat major seven flat 5: that is describing a VOICING for an Eb-6 tonality. 3-5-6 & 9. I agree with the annotated chords in this video and think Wayne was definitely thinking of an Eb- when he wrote the tune even though it is ‘reharmonized’ by Ron putting a Gb in the bass at points

I thought buying the transcription would give me his whole solo. I feel like I’ve been scammed..

Omg I love you. This has been my all-time favorite B3 solo for years but I've never had the time (or the skills TBH) to write it out

Thank you so much for doing these!

I can listen to this song over and over, the playing and feel are just perfect. So much to listen to and learn from. Thanks for the transcription!

I actually recorded this, didn't know about your transcription until now! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5ymeWObhbOSh6c)

What abt in b flat

Joey was and will forever be a true master. Rest in power!

It’s Softly As In A morning Sunrise changes in Bb minor

Thank you very much for your Hard job. It would be very interesting 4 organ players the transcription of bass line, too. Thank you

Wouldn't buy this current version with those unreadable ledger lines. 🤪 Re-write high notes an octave lower with the 8va sign, then it would conform to normal standards.

Yes! This Is GOLD for jazz organ students. I think that It would be very useful the bassline transcription. The right hand of Joey was a bomb, but Is groove and bass playing was and athomic bomb!!! Thank you

one of Joey's hippest numbers and one of my fav line-ups... Quincy's 'one hundred ways' is as tasty as it gets.... dig those soul-gospel changes... great job on the transcription; i'll learn the Dan Wilson solo... ! thanks !

Nice work! The chord at 1:20 (from bottom up) is d-f-g-a-c

It seems to me that transcription should include both hands of mr. Tyner for whom the left hand is of vital importance as it is indeed for all major pianists.

We still don't have a particularly useful way to transcribe guitar work, do we? Tablature is clunky to decipher in the moment; standard notation is similarly ill-suited for this instrument, and chord symbols cannot provide the specificity required for inversions, etc. Or maybe it's just my own inadequacy in sight-reading . . . :)

Why transcribe it as 4/4? First of all it's wrong, second of all, it's an absolutely horrible experience to read.

Very nice set, i dig it man.😊

where is the left hand ?? good work on the right hand thank you

Great stuff

first chord is NOT EFLAT MINOR 7TH !! its GFLAT MAJOR 7TH FLAT 5 !!!!

that E natural on the F7 in he first 8 bars is wrong should be Cb. Btw thank you so much for analysis. you say Gb7 and now it makes more sense the line because I saw other granscriptions going like C half dim

Last note is a great touch lol

this is not a blues!!! segment is AABA with changes....not a 12 bar blues

Great work

incredible

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where is rest of his remarkable solo? :))

Si te gusta esto, te gustara el solo de Herbie en Sundown con Wes en el album California Dreaming.

Fantastic…

Beautiful channel! Respect!

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So Swing

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