Bud Powell Solo on Anthropology (audio tuned-up) PDF, Soundslice

This is the complete Bud Powell solo on Anthropology captured live from Café Montmartre, Copenhagen in early 1962.
Bud Powell - piano, Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen - bass, Jorn Elniff - drums.
🎧 The audio here is tuned up ✓ (the original recording is not in-tune).
Bud Powell here is at his best. The piano genius plays with so much energy, swing, and creativity.
This solo is one of the best examples of playing over the Rhythm Changes. There are so many great melodic ideas. Pianists will be also intrigued by the idiomatic left-hand comping.
🎼The PDF chart of the complete solo and the Soundslice live notation link are available here: bityl.co/F3TF
🎼 Visit my website site for more transcriptions and arrangements: aleckatzmusic....
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[@ConnorJazz]

Thanks so much for this, man! Couldn't agree more with the description. Keep it real 👍

[@AlecKatz]

Thanks Connor! Keep doing the thing 🎹

[@orlandoresendiz4377]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@juwonnnnn]

👍

[@jazzlrdx9944]

3:10

[@AlecKatz]

Great phrase over a turnaround

[@jazzlrdx9944]

3:58

[@AlecKatz]

I love this too! The way Bud outlines the D7altered chord and lands on the ninths of a G7 chord. In fact the augmented fifth of D resolves half-step down to the 9th of G7. ✨

[@Mikkokukko]

There's quite a bit of inaccuracies. 🙃

[@AlecKatz]

Have you noticed? Where exactly?

[@therealtruetwelfth798]

Bud just never looked at his hands or the keyboard - smh

[@AlecKatz]

Notice how he breathes