budo wrote:here's a much more obscure tune from the book, Steve Kuhn's "The Drinking Song" aka "Hold Out Your Hand." i think Steve Kuhn occupied an honored spot in the minds of the book's compilers, since quite a few of his tunes show up in there. this was always one of my favorite tunes of his.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnp-ks7LcZk
here's the original recording that (i think) the authors of the book used ... could be wrong though.
I agree with carmelo, he summarizes everything. But, I can't help but comment on the ending, of course.
After the nice flow, an abrupt, sudden, unexspected ending is perfect in this piece - Bravo budo!
Thank you budo for always playing interesting pieces.Best wishes,
Stig
thank you so much Stig for listening and your comments. i'm glad you enjoyed the ending
]]>budo wrote:here's a much more obscure tune from the book, Steve Kuhn's "The Drinking Song" aka "Hold Out Your Hand." i think Steve Kuhn occupied an honored spot in the minds of the book's compilers, since quite a few of his tunes show up in there. this was always one of my favorite tunes of his.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnp-ks7LcZk
here's the original recording that (i think) the authors of the book used ... could be wrong though.
Dear Budo,
Frankly speaking I didn't know this piece but your improvisation on it is great ! Your version is my favorite for its pressing rhythm , interesting melody, harmony, and structure.
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
thank you so much Carmelo! i'm glad you enjoyed it but for full disclosure Steve Kuhn is one of the all time greats this was a somewhat weird time in his output.
]]>here's a much more obscure tune from the book, Steve Kuhn's "The Drinking Song" aka "Hold Out Your Hand." i think Steve Kuhn occupied an honored spot in the minds of the book's compilers, since quite a few of his tunes show up in there. this was always one of my favorite tunes of his.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnp-ks7LcZk
here's the original recording that (i think) the authors of the book used ... could be wrong though.
I agree with carmelo, he summarizes everything. But, I can't help but comment on the ending, of course.
After the nice flow, an abrupt, sudden, unexspected ending is perfect in this piece - Bravo budo!
Thank you budo for always playing interesting pieces.
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>here's a much more obscure tune from the book, Steve Kuhn's "The Drinking Song" aka "Hold Out Your Hand." i think Steve Kuhn occupied an honored spot in the minds of the book's compilers, since quite a few of his tunes show up in there. this was always one of my favorite tunes of his.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnp-ks7LcZk
here's the original recording that (i think) the authors of the book used ... could be wrong though.
Dear Budo,
Frankly speaking I didn't know this piece but your improvisation on it is great ! Your version is my favorite for its pressing rhythm , interesting melody, harmony, and structure.
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnp-ks7LcZk
here's the original recording that (i think) the authors of the book used ... could be wrong though.
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