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Footprints - 140 bpm (Jazz/Waltz feel) : Backing Track
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2020
- Here are the embellishments used by Herbie Hancock in the original version, which I played in this backing track : F#m7b5 (11), F7 (9 #11 13), E7 (9 #11 13) and A7 (#9 b13). This is based on my transcription of all the voicings in the whole song (not only the head).
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this is fantastic. great job and thank you for sharing.
My, oh my, why is it so good?
this is a great video... i aways use it to teach my students how to improvise in the c blues scale and c dorian - thank u from salvador bahia - brazil
I thought it would be aeolian because the F has a minor 3rd
Because it's so so so good......oh my...! From fellow jazziteer...enjoy!
Thank you!!! I enjoyed recording with this fine track.
So beautiful to play to 👌
Yeah Man!!!!!👊🏿
Beautiful. Merci from California.
Alright!
You have to feel the 6/4 ( or 12/8 ) bar ......and the chords bluesy minor progression allows
interesting substitutions to support high voltage lines .
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@@bentonneil7416 this kind of comment is strange. I've seen a few of these in other videos ... May this be a hacker?
This song always makes me mist up🥹
GI puts out great backing tracks! I set a goal to record one improvisation a week for 10 weeks over the summer and I ended up using GI backing tracks for all 10. Here is the last one of the series using this Footprints track: th-cam.com/video/f9hKy3oNgoU/w-d-xo.html
nice love that reverb
@@wiseartmusic5979 Thanks, I appreciate it. That's the Walrus Audio Slo Reverb pedal, I highly recommend it!
Jazz master
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NICE friggin' job! Sparse enough, too. So many backing tracks have too much information, especially rhythm changes. Yes, yes, we all wanna know what the changes are, but nailin' the I-VI-ii-V on rhythm changes all the time make it circus music-less is more when comping. As the great Lester Young once said to an especially busy rhythm section he picked up in New Jersey,
"Say fellas, just ticky-boom ticky-boom for Lester." He certainly could handle the rest!! Thank you! Great track.
Thanks a lot Jon !!
set the playback speed to 1.5x to play the derek trucks version
bonjour martin - sorte de blues en DO m sans le degré V ( Sol) - cela sonne bien mais je ne comprend pas trop les substitutions de la dernière ligne: FA#semidim ( ?), FA7 ( quarte majeure ?), MI7 (tierce majeure ?) LA7 (sixte majeure ? )...
Oui, ce sont des accords très avancés et difficiles à analyser. L'idéal serait de demander la logique (s'il y en a une) à Wayne Shorter ;-)
@@guitareimprovisationbonne idée !!!! amities
whole-tone scale is a good one for the last line
@@paul43700 C whole tone or what key?
@@guitareimprovisation Une modeste contribution : cela ressemble à un D9 sans fondamentale style T Bone Walker
What key is this in? I’m not a master in music theory yet
Cm
Guitare Improvisation thank you
@@henrysaravia4661 the key tends to be the first note played and then you determine what orientation by how it sounds (major/minor)
You can play Cm7 in Gm Fm7 in Ebm, F#b5 in Bm, F7 in Dm, E7 in Cm or G melodic minor, A7 in Cmelodic minor or F#m
@@dylanwhite123 last note is a better system
what dies #Ø mean?
The # is in relation to the F making it a F# and the crossed 0 means "halfdiminished" . So two minor thirds plus one major third, in this case play F# A C E :)
In addition to the last comment, it is sometimes called a m7(b5) (minor seventh flat-5) chord
The symbol "#" says that this note is an F but 1 semitone higher . Ø is a symbol that indicate half diminished chords (you can call also it m7b5)
Such a great playback, fade out sucks 👎 Pop songs have fade outs 😱
pop is good shut up square. it's not just one genre. it's a lot of things
@@radioheadlover09 Wo oh oh