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I love me some tight knit bebop lines like that. Can you dig it? So nice.

Amazing. The sax chorus next to it is great as well.

Every solo on this recording was fire, highkey. Arturo's solo was just next level because I never knew he could play like this.

On my piano it seems like the transcription is up by a whole step, is that related to some concert instrument notation thing that I'm not familiar with? or is my piano just out of tune lmao

Is there a lick or a passage that stands out to you? Let us know in the comments!

How nice it is to see and listen to Arturo Sandoval playing something else than A Night In Tunisia, or any other latin stuff !

Hello and welcome to this weeks episode of: "is it jazz or is it math rock"

People freaking out but its nothing new. This is basically a mash of Joe pass, bill evans, sun ra, theo monk. I think the performance couldve been cleaner. He chokes a note or two

The word is Bird!

I dunno why but i'm getting some slight Kurt Rosenwinkel vibes from this.

This shit sucks.

it is music such as this that makes one happy to have been created.

I did know how cool the flute could be since I first heard James Moody in high school circa 1963-4. Loved it then, and still do.😊

Ew jazz

This really doesn't sound good and I like jazz

angela "JAZZ IS STUPID!" dwight "jazz IS stupid" angela "JUST PLAY THE RIGHT NOTES!" dwight *nods in agreement*

What's the quote from 0:25-0:31?

Thanks again, Sharp Eleven! These lines are harder to play than typical heavy metal shredding. Much more melodic, much more syncopated. Improvised, not a showcase solo devised to impress rubes. The typical shredder figures out what's easy to play fast, then drills that stuff until it's REALLY fast, then strings a bunch memorized licks into a solo.

Wow!!!

is there a version for alto sax?

i cant decide if this guy is good at guitar or if he totally sucks

I just love this. Thanks for sharing.

My favourite sax player of the modern era: also at this fast tempo his lines are melodic and the sound is stunning… a giant!!!!

Not bad, but the guy was flat waaaaay too many times. Not "jazz-scoop flat". Proper semitones at stages. Especially the first half of the video.

Da hat Zahnfleischbluter Murphy seinen Meister gefunden😂

Ooo! Ooo! Me! Me!I did!

AWESOME .

Not true….it is the easiest of the winds

Don't know if that could be considered dancing, looks more like seizures.

Qual o setup dele nesse solo? Alguém sabe? e quando ele tocava com Lionel Richie

What song is this?

He added Give It Up (Or Turn It A Loose) in the solo. A nod to the GOAT James Brown.

wow, at first I thought it was a funny video with some random overdubbed silly guitar chords. Then, I noticed it was the real sound💀

grandissimi

The Phonk Police is already waiting backstage😂

This playing reminds me of Victor Villareal's guitarwork

Man his hand moves like its has a mind of its own. Effortless

1:56

All jokes aside, as someone with no jazz experience my ear has always been able to follow a chord structure. And if you listen you can tell which notes he’s accentuating, it’s a very beautiful song.

How is it possible that he played live even better than in the studio recording?

Best solo❤

What are you on about? This is actually really beautiful

Thank you ever so much for transcribing this. Unkowing of your transcription I had a go at transcribing the two descending chord patterns with the low E pedal. I can see that even analysing his fingers and listening I got it wrong. Similar sounding chords but not quite, so it's great to see what he was actually up to. Yes, challenging hand stretches. I wish I could understand what is going on harmonically. I can hear a lot of modal things going on but can;t quite hit what he's thinking. Amazing. Than you very much again

This is one of the most beautiful songs ive heard, right up there with Portrait of Tracy, or Lateralus.

Couldn’t help it

Just very standard bebop lines….

somehow i didnt notice until seeing him live that his right hand is so close to the neck! such an incredible player & marvel to see play

Great! You might also like my transciptions 😉

This is this is this is this is this is this is

That melody sounds so African, so Nigerian. It reminds me of songs Ive heard so many times, yet it doesn't sound stolen.