budo wrote:one of the great jazz standards, played by many many people.
Great performance Budo ! I love it !
Can stand up to Tatum's version !
What preset are you running ?
thank you so much for your kind words, i really appreciate it, although respectfully i may have to disagree with the comment about Tatum after all he is one of the Olympians. certainly i wouldn't have wanted to face him in a cutting contest. i hadn't listened to his recording for a long time until i looked it up on YT last week. it's mind-boggling.
regarding the preset, it is a slightly modified NY Steinway D Jazz. i just did the usual things (velocity curve, condition slider). the most substantial difference is i used an impulse reverb and increased it a bit since i found the original rather dry.
]]>Great playing, budo! I could listen to that groovy bass line all day!
thank you, i really appreciate it. i was kind of taking the bass line from a mix of Art Blakey's version and Un Poco Loco by Bud Powell. at least, somehow i think that's what i was doing
]]>Hello budo! You say played by many many people, yes, of course - BUT, no one play it like you. Your performance with parts with wild speed and some tempo changes slow…. it’s so colourful, expressive, creative, innovative….
I explain: from 1,44 it began to go, from 2,08 goes a bit more, from 2,42 to 3,23 it’s wild (I love that part!), and from 3,23 - 3.41 it’s amazing, brilliant playing. Then a slow part and 4,30 - 4,50 the wildest best part, really excellent. It is the most intense, exciting, important part: the culmination, climax in your playing, before the ending.
I could immerse myself in the music, I completely involved myself in it.
Fascinating version. Enjoyed it much, much
Thank you budo.
And you know what I think about your endingBest,
Stig
thank you so much for your very detailed and enthusiastic comments! i'm very honored that you would do so. i went back and listened to it again and followed your time stamps to see what you had in mind. i really appreciate your careful listening.
]]>one of the great jazz standards, played by many many people.
Great performance Budo ! I love it !
Can stand up to Tatum's version !
What preset are you running ?
Best,
Stig
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and as a bonus, here's the greatest solo piano version of this tune of all time:
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