Eric Dolphy - Teenie's blues solo transcription

[@102パーセント日本人なのですが]

ｃｏｏｏｏｏｏｏｏｌ！！！！

[@keynerperezcastro6507]

Thanks for make it possible on the guitar

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

Whoa!!

[@dstarks360]

WOW! Crazy intervals!

[@THCtastic]

Fantastic. Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it. Probably my favourite solo!

[@johnschuster2273]

Incredible playing and feel man. This piece I have listened to for decades and have head figured and chords but the solo...damn. All the best

[@idnemgk]

Great work! Also one of my favorite Eric Dolphy solos.

[@salvadorgomez3247]

zhiiiiiiiiiiiit man good job!

[@robert4965]

Awesome mate ! I really enjoyed that. Great playing

[@julienkropf9350]

holy shit! great job dude!

[@postmodernmusicalsophist2503]

T'es un malade d'avoir fait sa

[@jacobsinclair1]

Sounds like him 😮

[@vincentlavorgna2867]

Super good job! Did you do the transcription yourself?

[@vincentlavorgna2867]

The greatest alto sax solo since Bird died for sure

[@theoduboule6750]

Hey, yes I did :)

[@sat1241]

@@theoduboule6750 great playing, would like to hear a whole album of covers of songs like this, Doplhy and McCoy Tyner, the intervals not sounding common in guitar playing. Some questions if you don't mind 1) what do you think is a better solo on Pursuance, Coltrane of Tyner? What are some of the main differences? I guess I'm hearing more 4ths and less triplets in Coltrane's solo. Is this right? 2) Tyner and Dolphy both use wide intervals. What do you think are the main differences in their solos apart from the fact that Tyner also plays chords. My guess is that Tyner uses more pentatonic sequences with wide jumps and Dolphy is using more octave displacement

[@MeIasKhole]

Wtf!