Liquor in the Kitty Cabinet ◀Guitax

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GOTO
LittleWing
Drums & Keys:
LittleWing 559 jams
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GOTO
Ernie440
Canada
Bass:
Ernie440 5,166 jams
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GOTO
hartmut
Germany
Guitar:
hartmut 3,165 jams
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Ivanovitch
Scotland
Saxophone:
Ivanovitch 166 jams

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Thank you Oh Little Winged One, Ernesto and Harmutski. Plenty space for solos
hartmut
Lovely playful Saxophone melodies! Wonderful, Ivan :) :Y :Y :Y +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Great playing with you and the band, H +2
Ernie440
oh yeah, this sounds fantastic Ivan!!! Great playing my amigo!!! :W:W I'm diggin' it!! :O +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Thank you very much, Ernie. You and LB set a happy groove, developed by H +1
Pewi
What a fantastic sax play, wow. should I try it:| ,should I not, should I , should I not;) +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch You know you want to

You know you should +2
Pewi
Pewi :|ok I have tried;) +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Excellent add, Peter +1
LittleWing
Thank you so much for joining in, Ivan! Love the sax riffs. I feel honored to come up with something to give you brass and horn guys some room to fly! Its a really great feeling on my end. +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Thank you very much, LittleWing. You set an easy groove to bounce off +2
Wade
Got your jazz chops working well on this one. +1
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Thank you Wade. I had a few goes and got more and more into it (to the point of excess; which I left out) +2
Wade
Wade Yea, the tendency for me too is to play way too much then have to judiciously chop it to bits. +2
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch How does one learn restraint? Count Basie comes to mind... I'm not an officianado but I think he was someone who could tell a whole story with a few notes +2
Wade
Wade That not so much restraint On Basie's part. It's just being succinct. It can be good to deliver the message/sounds quickly and efficiently, but then what do you do for the rest of the tune? Pop music repeats continually so that the average dummy can finally get it and bop along.

My playing "too much" is pretty much on purpose (I don't do it live). It gives me a lot to choose from and I keep the flow going so that when something is chopped out I don't sound slow or hesitant where I do come in. It's a purposeful trick strictly for recording purposes. +2
frankyguitar
Fantastic Ivan !! Great add!! :) +1
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Thank you so much for listening, Franky +2
Itocpogo
Very nice melodic playing that "swings"!!! Coolness in all you improv, so Good!!!! Excellent, Ivan!!!!! +1
Ivanovitch
Ivanovitch Thank you, Dan. Good old swing +0