It's so fascinating seeing how Parker consistently played similar phrases but in new contexts. 1:00 for example references segments both from the beginning and end of his solo on Billie's Bounce!
Ciyprus Thanks!! I did already have my audition and I made it!! For only like three of the songs I got actual vibe parts but one was cut and then I had one c flute part and all the ledger lines made it super annoying to play but I eventually figured out and now I can read ledger lines no prob. The most challenging piece was the piano part because I usually get piano parts but they usually have chord symbols I can read but this one didn’t have any!! I figured it out tho and it quickly became one of my favorites!
I was just watching reruns of the Jeffersons and I heard Helen mention scrapple from the apple. I never heard this recording before, it's a little before my time. This tune is awesome. I love this. Think I'll listen to some more Charlie Parker
So sophisticated Dark suits and fur coats Men s hats and ladies gloves Perfumes mixed with cigarette smoke Ten or eleven the night begins Back alley bars Chinese silk and big fat cigars 52nd streets on fire So I take my draw and get a drink from the bar Birds just getting on Soon to warm up I contemplate just one for old times sake tonight I tell myself just wait The bird shall soon take flight But God it's hot in here tonight Sweaty dancers under the lights All comers black,brown and white Then the band starts With Scrapple from the apple and I begin too fly away into the night P$ /To all my beboppers and tea heads This is just something To get viperish with tonight/
back in the 40s, they didn't really release "albums" like we do today. that started more in the mid fifties. bird and diz and all this bebop stuff was released mostly as two or three tunes on a 45, i believe. bird did release two albums called "charlie parker with strings" that bcame very popular since they weren't his standard fast-paced musician's music.
my man you should stop looking for that approach, if you dont look it just naturally you will become a machine just looking for the tab and the right techniques, thats not jazz my friend hope this helps you.
Use your ear for the melody. But in my experience I know how to play this song and I can tell you it’s in F major. So the first cord is gonna be an F6, then it sits on that for a couple measures (you can hear that). Then I know for a fact he’s using a ii-V walk down with a modulation. So after the F it goes to Am7, then D7(alt), (ii-V in G major) then to Gm7, to C7. Then goes into the song. Very basic chord progression, keeps to the bepop tradition. Hope this helps. But everyone else is right, stop using tabs, real jazz musicians never use tabs, EVER.
It's so fascinating seeing how Parker consistently played similar phrases but in new contexts. 1:00 for example references segments both from the beginning and end of his solo on Billie's Bounce!
He not only created the language of bebop he spoke it with a fluency that has never been equaled. Hands down a top 5 musician of the 20th century.
1947 during a session for Dial, Parker is in top form, as is Miles Davis; the rhythm section (Duke Jordan, Tommy Potter, and Max Roach)
I'm learning this song on vibes for my honors jazz auditon and everytime i listen ti it i love it even more.
Im learning this on violin for my honors jazz audition too (my audition is on friday :0)
Ciyprus Good luck!!!! Wow on violin!!!
I read c flute music and lower things an octave, its kinda hard yet easy! If you have had your audition yet or not Good Luck I bet you'll make It!!!!
Ciyprus Thanks!! I did already have my audition and I made it!! For only like three of the songs I got actual vibe parts but one was cut and then I had one c flute part and all the ledger lines made it super annoying to play but I eventually figured out and now I can read ledger lines no prob. The most challenging piece was the piano part because I usually get piano parts but they usually have chord symbols I can read but this one didn’t have any!! I figured it out tho and it quickly became one of my favorites!
I just got out of my audition :0 I think I did good just not sure about the sight reading But GOOD JOB that seems like a lot of work
I was just watching reruns of the Jeffersons and I heard Helen mention scrapple from the apple. I never heard this recording before, it's a little before my time. This tune is awesome. I love this. Think I'll listen to some more Charlie Parker
Lol! That is why I am here! Poor Tom 😂
Scrapple from the Apple is sublime.
A national treasure. Under appreciated that much to soon. Thank you for sharing your talent in a dark and colorless world.
So sophisticated
Dark suits and fur coats
Men s hats and ladies gloves
Perfumes mixed with cigarette smoke
Ten or eleven the night begins
Back alley bars
Chinese silk and big fat cigars
52nd streets on fire
So I take my draw
and get a drink from the bar
Birds just getting on
Soon to warm up
I contemplate just one for old times sake tonight
I tell myself just wait
The bird shall soon take flight
But God it's hot in here tonight
Sweaty dancers under the lights
All comers black,brown and white
Then the band starts
With Scrapple from the apple and I begin too fly away into the night
P$
/To all my beboppers and tea heads
This is just something
To get viperish with tonight/
Genius. Gone too soon ❤️. Incredible group. Beautiful musicianship. God bless
Yes, I founded that Charlie Parker records jazz guitarists very need to listen too...
Prince Starting off with 1947 composition by jazz legend Charlie Parker's "Scrapple from the apple". ❤❤❤
One of the best!
He said more in 1 chorus than others try to say in 20.
teddypantelas True
Schooooorus
I had to listen to this after hearing Helen on the t.v. show "The Jefferson's " mentioned that they used to listen to it.
Maybe for me it's never re-listening of this on LP because this whole record is engraved into my mind.
I like my Scrapple with Bird, Diz .....and maple syrup!!
Wayne Jones are you canadian?
Maple leaf rag?
I think miles is playing on this track.
Niamm Paramadvaiti
How zit goin, eh?
This song is Helen Willis' [from The Jeffersons] favorite song.
As soon as I saw the title I thought the exact same thing.
Im watching that episode when Tom felt out of place so George gets him to fit in // Classic // That episode made me look this song up...📀📀📀
Thats what brought me here! Watching that episode now.
Una belleza del Bebop. Los 5 grandes además de Bird están Miles, Duke, Roach y Tommy
Y Coltrane?
@@timmy4515 en esa sesión no estaba John
Y Franco?
fascinating rythm
Scrapple From The Apple! That’s cool you’re a Charlie Parker fan!
This is amazing
Came here looking for a scrapple themed song. Thanks.
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Came here after eating scrapple for Easter!
0.75x dancin mood
@1.22 ,the Abm/Db substitution leading into C7
Bird Lives
I asked my wife to listen to this. She loves the music, still hates Scrapple🤣
🙂💚
Geht fit , besser als honeysuckle Rose auf jeden Fall 🙌🏽.
o mah lord
Scrapple in my fridge.
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Wooow
BIRD LIVES
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Does anyone know who was on piano? Love his style
Duke Jordan
Duke Jordan played the best intros. Few talk about it. But those piano intros really defined bebop.
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does anyone know on which of Bird's albums this song first appeared on?
back in the 40s, they didn't really release "albums" like we do today. that started more in the mid fifties. bird and diz and all this bebop stuff was released mostly as two or three tunes on a 45, i believe. bird did release two albums called "charlie parker with strings" that bcame very popular since they weren't his standard fast-paced musician's music.
@@willyounts3308 Wasting your time. Airhead long ago forgot he came here, and what stupid question he wrote
@Caden Hansma You're wasting your time. Bryan Leigh has probably forgotten of that comment he wrote a long time ago
Y’all very crazy
Never eaten scrapple. Is it good?
Roy Haynes on drums?
Oh no it couldn't be. Anyone know who's on drums?
Max Roach maybe?
I call Max Roach.
L P it’s definitely Roach!
Scrapple from the Apple is a Jazz Standard dedicated to hot lasiciviousness in raping someone as playing with them as an upright bass.
How to play intro? Help plz, tabs or note
my man you should stop looking for that approach, if you dont look it just naturally you will become a machine just looking for the tab and the right techniques, thats not jazz my friend hope this helps you.
Антон Фил Just noodle around a bit assuming you're on guitar the D string is a good place to start
Use your ear for the melody. But in my experience I know how to play this song and I can tell you it’s in F major. So the first cord is gonna be an F6, then it sits on that for a couple measures (you can hear that). Then I know for a fact he’s using a ii-V walk down with a modulation. So after the F it goes to Am7, then D7(alt), (ii-V in G major) then to Gm7, to C7. Then goes into the song. Very basic chord progression, keeps to the bepop tradition. Hope this helps. But everyone else is right, stop using tabs, real jazz musicians never use tabs, EVER.
What're you playing on? I play this on Tenor Sax and could give you the lead sheet in either Bb or Eb
Why respond to a moron? He'll have forgotten he was even here a few seconds after he wrote that crap.
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