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Jonathan Kreisberg's version of the Thelonious Monk tune "Ask Me Now," is off his 2005 album New for Now. For anyone not familiar with Kreisberg, I suggest you check him out. A very talented younger guitar player. Anyway, he takes the first A of the head with a nicely arranged traditional chord melody solo. He takes a one chorus solo that has some great examples of both chromatic playing and large intervalic ideas. Hopefully, I'll get some analysis on the juicier licks up there soon.
1 comment:
Thank you for the awesome information in this blog man! I am a guitarist in my first year of music college in Portugal and I find we have really simmilar tastes and that you've transcribed a lot of things I was planning on transcribing myself =) I don't supose you have something related to a Rythm changes you can post.. no? lol once again, thanks A LOT =D
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