Midnight Blue (Kenny Burrell) : Backing track

[@SzyGrz]

that's my favorite on entire yt in the end

[@gorkita26]

awesome, this is the 10th time I play it, thanks

[@kosacco92]

This is great! Thanks so much

[@pieculewicz]

Perfect! Thanks!

[@teiltje]

I do not read notes but this is very helpful thanks for posting!

[@stuartweissman7306]

those aren't notes, they are chord symbols.

[@MarkRhodesSongs]

Thanks for this. I love this tune. Is this the same tempo KB played the tune at or is it a little faster? (I love this and am grateful for it either way; just curious.)

[@jozsefcsizmadia2970]

Köszönöm.

[@jphumani]

Ok i have an amateur question. What scale do you mix with fm7 in the change to g?

[@frazerspooner7683]

I go for G Locrian and get the b2 in there which flows nicely to my ears

[@paulopimenta5931]

Thanks

[@mrlucius57]

Can somebody please tell me what the triangle next to the Db chord means? What about the crossed O next to the G?

[@johnsdonut]

+mrlucius57 Means its a major chord - D Flat Major. Sometimes also written DbM7, DbMaj7 depending what your looking at.

[@MecchaKakkoi]

+mrlucius57 GØ is short for G diminished.

[@guitareimprovisation]

+MecchaKakkoii Almost : GØ is short for G half-diminished (also known as Gm7b5).

[@MecchaKakkoi]

+Guitare Improvisation Aha! Thanks! :)

[@wherewoodbinetwines]

I know this is a year late but for the next person that wants to learn from this thread, I thought I'd correct one thing. GØ is G HALF-diminished (not G diminished as another poster wrote). A more modern way of writing and thinking about half-diminished (at least for me) is as a m7b5. So, GØ is the same as Gm7b5.

[@dakost4516]

there is a error Db7 is a C7 normally

[@guitareimprovisation]

+Romain Dakost Nope, this isn't. I've transcribed it, the bass plays an Db. Who told you it's a C7 ?

[@dakost4516]

+Guitare Improvisation heu nobody ^^ it seems to me kenny burrel play a C7 (with Bb in voicing). which give the usual sequence 6b - 5 - 1. But i'm not sure

[@guitareimprovisation]

+Romain Dakost No, the chord played in the theme is Db7 9 13 : XX9866

[@dakost4516]

Ok thanks

[@songsterman]

Thanks, GI, for your generous efforts. But if the bass does play a Db it could be seen as the b9 of the C7, as part of a cadence phrase back to the F root. Where you have Db in bar 13 the top note of the chord in that bar is a C, ie imo 9 of Bbm9. / Bbm9 / Abm9 / C7b9#5 / Fm7 C7#9 / makes much more musical sense as a resolving cadence. And sounds imo like what KB actually plays. Someone ask Kenny if he can remember!

[@paul43700]

What do you play on the Dd/Fm/C7? A 2-5-1 in Fm?

[@perenet7]

db: lydian b7, fm: blues,minor,dorian. C7 : alt or b9b13

[@KMSTACEY]

Hell, maybe my ears are going but that Db7 sounds like a Bmaj7th still what do i know 50 years a a pro session player! despite all that i can still be wrong...!! bw

[@gabboucher7898]

poser alert

[@ameerguitar145]

Wow I've never seen so much arrogance in a KZbin comment

[@bubblegumcrisis5042]

this is the most pretentious comment I've ever seen

[@guitargentmick-tv8424]

You’re an pretentious idiot…it’s the same chord if ya had ever learned any harmony in your 50 years

[@oldbladderhorn949]

to fast