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There’s a lifetime of things to work out in this masterpiece!😱❤️

You can definitely tell when cats did their research in listening to the great swing players of their instrument.

Nice transcription! My favorite part is measure 3 on the + of beat 4

Don’t be shy, drop the sheet music

I love the rest of the band finishing the Indiana Jones riff while Benny moves on. Such a cool conversational moment.

Love this! Can you transcribe Roy Hargrove playing "How High The Moon" with Betty Carter at Carnegie Hall?!

The best song ever by Jaden I made this song

Insane

holy shit

holy shit

My hero

I worked with your Grandfather at the Fellow's Club in Pittsburgh back in the late 60's early 70's!! He was a Great player and a good man! All the best! Rick Evans

Great solo, wish there wasn't a key sig but awesome work and happy to discover this player!

that indiana jones quote lol

Beautiful solo and great transcription. I love Benny’s soloing it sounds exactly like he’s scatting down the trumpet (excuse the expression) - so full of emotion and exactly how you would sing it yourself.

Excellent transcription mate!!, very well done!!

Maestro in trumpet

So nice

From 2:09 to 2:19 so simple yet so good

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Lovely transcription!

I remember watching this episode of Emmett Cohen's show thinking "Man, that trumpet solo on was burning!" Thanks for transcribing! Benny Barnack was on fire on this take!

The written changes are incorrect for the solos and are not what these guys are playing. It is one of those tunes that have one set of changes for the melody and other chords for the solos. I love this tune and have recorded it.

What a rad solo. His language and feel is SO tasty. Thanks for doing the transcription and video!!

Is this transcription available for concert instruments?

Quotes Nutty at the end and maybe McCoy Tyner’s Inception but that could just be coincidental.

That Indiana Jones quote

Sounds like the A section is closely related to joy spring

Hes got like a clifford brown kinda sound its so good

I'm back for another listen and this solo is really cookin'.

I definitely hear some “Sweets” Edison in this solo. Not any specific riffs necessarily, more so that sense of taking one’s time and using bluesy repetition and vocal effects to really tell a story.

I can not stop dancing~~~

bellissimo solo

Oh my ....loved it

Love it

I'm here for it

I swear his improvisation is in a whole different league compared to everyone else. His ideas are so singable and tasty, somehow manages to leave me speechless

wonderful! thank you

good solo, good story.

Wooo, yes!

I'm pretty sure the changes instead of C#- F#7 are actually C-7 F7.

This is really amazing there is so much to learn from this Thank you very much Bravo

Beautiful solo!

This is a great transcription...thanks for this Ricardo - well done!

That's badass

Excellent job with your transcription, and thanks for sharing it here for the benefit of us aspiring improvising musicians! That said, I love Bruce’s playing and sound, but I don’t think this is one of his more enjoyable pieces or solos.

Uaaal muito bom! Ainda em grade que demais!

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