Wow! That was very impressive - the performance and the long transcription. This swings so hard and for so long with so many great creative ideas. I challenge any of the multi-millionaire rock star guitarists to try to cop most of this solo. Barney's articulation was dangerous in how he would sweep the strings, chop chords, and slightly overdrive his amps so that you could just barely hear all the fundamental notes of chords. That danger amidst great harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic sophistication was very cool. RIP.
What rock guitarists do is different. Mr Kessell would have a hard time in a another element such as doing what Randy Rhoads or Johnny Ramone or Adrian Belew might do. All is good if it is done with heart and soul
i met Barney kessel when he came to melbourne years ago him and Herb Ellis we spend all night with them we had diner together they were very humble great guitar players a big buzz for me love them both......
Late 1970's : had a nice little conversation with mr. Kessel, at George's Jazz Café, Arnhem, Netherlands. He did my request, being The Flintstones Theme. We shook hands + eversince then i play the guitar a lot better than before. Although never as good as he did, naturally.
Lol, the sheet is here as we could do it one day 😂... Well, I need to work on my sweeping technique if I want to manage it someday 😅 It's one on the very end of my list (part of the most difficult tracks I want to play)... After years of pracrice I see what's the difference between those who are talented and those who are not (like me) : it's not a matter of work or method, the genius just have inherant abilities, such as incredible technique without working that much and incredible inspiration whithout knowing where it comes from. People like me will need months to play something like this while people like Barney could do it between the bread and the coffee. It has been almost 20 years I'm in music and it looks like I've reached a roof I can't break through in technique and inspiration since several years. If I could broke it by moments by working on songs wich had specific hard techniques, I always lost it by just doing a little something else. What I want to say is that everyone have limits, it's like a rubber band you stretch, it always comes home unfortunatly 😅
@@seabertotter4325 (Sigh!) The reason I dislike tab is because it would be like having a Cezanne painting with "paint by numbers" overlaid on that great work of art. Not to put anyone down. If you read music fluently, tab detracts so much from the experience which for musicians is like a work of art or architecture. But I have foundered on the shoals of trying to encourage people to learn to read to open their hearts and minds to the universe of music. Unlike the Hubble telescope, tab is like looking at the stars with binoculars. You cannot appreciate that which you cannot see.
@@guitargod6997 I learned the standard way before tab. When I first saw music with tablature I found it to be more instructive. To me it is more natural for a fretboard. I use it for my own transcriptions and use standard time values to dress the fret numbers. Some great jazz guitar players didn't read music at all. So what does it matter?
@@seabertotter4325 As the French say, "chacun à son goût" Each to his own. My fifty plus years of experience in classical and other styles of music is at variance with yours. Some like chocolate, others vanilla.
And there isn't even a transcription for 5:30 to 5:38, hilarious, Barney Kessel is such a monster. I will study this transcription intensively after I try my own.
de nada roberto! si fueron 3 o 4 días intensos de trabajo… y si hay material para entender a barney kessel…para rato :) yo entre en el jazz cuando escuche ese disco por eso tenia la obligación moral de transcribirlo..:)
Un placer encontralo, Maestro. Uno de mis primeros discos de jazz fue "The Poll Winners Three"...mi primer profesor me dijo, "--compra algo de Barney Kessel..."...yo no sabia nada de nada, ni quien era...nada...Era 1980....y me volo la cabeza...hoy, 36 años despues, me sigue poniendo la piel de gallina....lo tengo en vinilo, original de Contemporary. Me parece increible que grabaran eso en uno o dos dias, a primera toma!!..Eran marcianos!!!
GOD BLESS BARNEY KESSEL FOREVER !
Wow! That was very impressive - the performance and the long transcription. This swings so hard and for so long with so many great creative ideas. I challenge any of the multi-millionaire rock star guitarists to try to cop most of this solo.
Barney's articulation was dangerous in how he would sweep the strings, chop chords, and slightly overdrive his amps so that you could just barely hear all the fundamental notes of chords. That danger amidst great harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic sophistication was very cool. RIP.
What rock guitarists do is different. Mr Kessell would have a hard time in a another element such as doing what Randy Rhoads or Johnny Ramone or Adrian Belew might do. All is good if it is done with heart and soul
i met Barney kessel when he came to melbourne years ago him and Herb Ellis we spend all night with them we had diner together they were very humble great guitar players a big buzz for me love them both......
such a great experience
I am so fkn jealous right now I could cry like a baby!!!
ever hear the Oscar Peterson album "Hello Herbie" (quartet sessions with Herb Ellis) ? SO good.....
Late 1970's : had a nice little conversation with mr. Kessel, at George's Jazz Café, Arnhem, Netherlands. He did my request, being The Flintstones Theme. We shook hands + eversince then i play the guitar a lot better than before. Although never as good as he did, naturally.
Damn dude leave some for the rest of us
Wow - what a trip ! What a great player - and what an achievement transcribing that - well done brother !
señor Pere soto, su trabajo aqui es admirable y del mismo modo extraterreste just like barney's playing !!!!! Congrats both of you. amazing work
Thank you so much for this transcription. I believe it's an historic solo of Barney Kessel, with his dynamic groove and playing with chords!!
It's so heartfilled and amazing. It's an olympic Barney we have here!
I listened to that song a thousand times but can't get rid of it. It makes me want to cry and dance at the same time 😅
Phenomenal! Reminds me so much of Charlie Christian during single note parts... amazing creativity and swing!
Thankyou very much for this transcription! Barney swings!
Bravo ! Magnifique transcription d'un chef d'œuvre.
Eres de una mente increible para transcribir este pieza!! Eres superhumano!! Superman!
Lol, the sheet is here as we could do it one day 😂... Well, I need to work on my sweeping technique if I want to manage it someday 😅
It's one on the very end of my list (part of the most difficult tracks I want to play)... After years of pracrice I see what's the difference between those who are talented and those who are not (like me) : it's not a matter of work or method, the genius just have inherant abilities, such as incredible technique without working that much and incredible inspiration whithout knowing where it comes from. People like me will need months to play something like this while people like Barney could do it between the bread and the coffee. It has been almost 20 years I'm in music and it looks like I've reached a roof I can't break through in technique and inspiration since several years. If I could broke it by moments by working on songs wich had specific hard techniques, I always lost it by just doing a little something else.
What I want to say is that everyone have limits, it's like a rubber band you stretch, it always comes home unfortunatly 😅
The fucking most swinging shit ever!!!! Barry Zweig missing you buddy!! Yeah man
damn good Pere. We met when I was with Lou Donaldson 1996.
Wooow, best aport ever!
insane!!
Great job! thank's a lot.
love that fantastic jaz music
Great transcription and love the green cursor! Not to mention the absence of tab! Thank you!
it is funny that you hate tab. it's like hating an alternative recipe...it's a means to an end no worse or better.
@@seabertotter4325 (Sigh!) The reason I dislike tab is because it would be like having a Cezanne painting with "paint by numbers" overlaid on that great work of art. Not to put anyone down. If you read music fluently, tab detracts so much from the experience which for musicians is like a work of art or architecture. But I have foundered on the shoals of trying to encourage people to learn to read to open their hearts and minds to the universe of music. Unlike the Hubble telescope, tab is like looking at the stars with binoculars. You cannot appreciate that which you cannot see.
@@guitargod6997 I learned the standard way before tab. When I first saw music with tablature I found it to be more instructive. To me it is more natural for a fretboard. I use it for my own transcriptions and use standard time values to dress the fret numbers. Some great jazz guitar players didn't read music at all. So what does it matter?
@@seabertotter4325 As the French say, "chacun à son goût" Each to his own. My fifty plus years of experience in classical and other styles of music is at variance with yours. Some like chocolate, others vanilla.
Awesome
Amigo, vaya CURRAZO !!!!!
Nice !
Fantastic!
Woow nice
❤
5:28 my man muted a whole 26 notes in a row
And there isn't even a transcription for 5:30 to 5:38, hilarious, Barney Kessel is such a monster. I will study this transcription intensively after I try my own.
Tot aixo esta tret de orella??!!...impresionant!!!!
si noi….3 dies intensos… a Berga era estiu…i tenia temps..:)
This looks great! Do you have the transcription as a pdf by any chance? :) Great work!
hello!, yes send me an email at peresoto2007@gmail.com. or visit; peresoto.com/wp/?page_id=1901
What note are you using there Barney?
Barney: "All of them, I think."
Just do found this transcription, such a great job, do you have a pdf available
YES, NOW FOR A LITTLE DONATION, WHATEVER WILL BE FINE...
Is this available to download anywhere?
+Nick Mielczarek in my web…. peresoto.com/wp/?page_id=1901
Maestro podría compartir en pdf el arreglo
peresoto.com/wp/?page_id=1901
Hi Master Pere: can you help me to download the PDF?. I can't find it in your website. Thanks a lot for such work!
www.dropbox.com/s/eh1sc6l8d5qigt3/1BARNEY%20KESEL%20JUST%20FRIENDS%20SOLO%21%21%21.pdf?dl=0
I got it!!....Impressive transcription....enough to study for a long time. Thank you very very much for your kindness, Pere. Roberto from Argentina.
de nada roberto! si fueron 3 o 4 días intensos de trabajo… y si hay material para entender a barney kessel…para rato :) yo entre en el jazz cuando escuche ese disco por eso tenia la obligación moral de transcribirlo..:)
Un placer encontralo, Maestro. Uno de mis primeros discos de jazz fue "The Poll Winners Three"...mi primer profesor me dijo, "--compra algo de Barney Kessel..."...yo no sabia nada de nada, ni quien era...nada...Era 1980....y me volo la cabeza...hoy, 36 años despues, me sigue poniendo la piel de gallina....lo tengo en vinilo, original de Contemporary. Me parece increible que grabaran eso en uno o dos dias, a primera toma!!..Eran marcianos!!!
Pere, de qué disco es?
del just friends de barney kessel..
Is there a pdf?
I can send it to you...also if you wish to give some donate via paypal..welcome..:) I need your email...but... !
Excellent transcription.
But unfortunaly, it refreshes only the last line and bit the whole “page”, making it a little bit harder to study.
I can send you the pdf....
It's free, and you're complaining ?? !! So unfortunate . Boo Hoo ....
Not at all!!
He did a great job. I was actually pointing out the problem i had reading it
Right. And I still say boo hoo.. Poor Gab, what will he do ?
Great stuff Kid . Keep up the good work . Check out my friend Marvin Horne !
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