Andy Hunter - Rhythm Changes I Solo Transcription

Andy Hunter soloing on Bob Mintzer's tune "Christopher Columbus" with the WDR Big Band.
Transcribed and edited by Peter Hedrich.
www.peterhedrich.de

[@markkozak9888]

I had the privilege of listening to Andy quite a few times when he was in Cleveland. Outstanding musician, superb soloist and an all-around great guy. Every time I see him now on KZbin or hear him on a recording, I'm always thankful I got to hear him live so many times.

[@johntruitt4099]

I love Andy's playing, he reminds me a lot of a guy I play with in Albuquerque named Micah...same great ideas and solid development. Loved this cut!

[@T83Music]

I've watched this many times over the last few months. Somehow, his quirky movements help sell this solo.

[@franciscoleite4510]

Wow wonderful

[@MM-bg7in]

Tasty!

[@janismillers5344]

One of the baddest cats around

[@KeithCooper-Albuquerque]

Oh yeah!

[@lincolnrossmusic]

OH YEAH !!!

[@animeprincess98]

very killing.

[@greenxdshadow6635]

awesome stuff

[@JDubbs1965]

Sick!!

[@zumdrummer]

Tolle Transkription, danke!!

[@liriosanz]

Buenísimo !!!

[@sorenfuhrer401]

Yeah, Sau stark!

[@ivanavdulov]

Супер!

[@jonnycastro31]

What type of trombone is he using?

[@herreramusic]

Looks like a Rath R3F or R4F

[@simonsays525]

The kind with a slide.

[@sack_butt3365]

pretty sure it's a custom BAC trombone

[@philipph.1914]

Rath R4F

[@Tracer83]

It's his signature model Rath with silver bell (.525 bore, I believe).

[@thesoundsmith]

I LOVE it! Rhythm changes ARE NOT Rhythm Changes. I Got Rhythm i s 34 bars long. not 32. Found this out in my first bebop gig when the leader said, "Rhythm changes," and glared at me when I added the tag. How the HELL should i know?

[@simonlutgens]

Rhythm changes are based on the changes from I got Rhythm, but almost all the tunes written over rhythm changes are 32 bars. When someone calls out rhythm changes, it will be 32 bars unless they say otherwise

[@SRHMusic012]

Good tip. Good for you to jump on and play with more experienced players. Paying the dues, I guess.

[@posaune45]

Look there are many things that America does poorly, but luckily jazz is not one of them!

[@counterfit5]

​@@posaune45considering where jazz came from, I would certainly hope we do it right