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Note: as in previous posts, I have included YouTube links for some of the recordings mentioned; however, as always, readers are encouraged to purchase the recordings themselves, as YouTube considerably limits a listener’s ability to fast forward and rewind, which are essential functions for studying these recordings in the depth that they require. Hp Web Jetadmin License Key. In addition, the recordings for which I have not provided links are equally important and should be sought out as well. Continuing with the last post’s theme of Bud Powell’s influence, here are four licks that outline the major ii-V-I progression, each with a connection to Bud. The first ii-V-I lick listed above is from the Denzil Best tune. The best known version of this bop standard is on Miles Davis’ ‘Birth of the Cool’ album.

Download Hp Printer Drivers Unix. In his excellent and exhaustive biography, Peter Pullman relates how, although Powell never recorded ‘Move’ with Miles Davis, he played it live (and took a rapturously received solo on it) with an iteration of Davis’ ‘Birth of the Cool’ band, and played it. A measure of the usefulness and durability of this lick is that a particular five-note fragment of it shows up, with different rhythmic placements, in Clark Terry and Jimmy Hamilton’s tune (based on Duke Ellington and Juan Tizol’s ‘Perdido’), Miles Davis’ solo on, Clifford Brown’s solo on, and much earlier in the vocal scat portion of Louis Armstrong’s solo on. The lick that I have excerpted from Clifford Brown’s ‘Pent-Up House’ solo begins with what Barry Harris calls ‘the G seventh scale with the half step between the root and the seventh’ (sometimes also called the ‘bebop seventh scale’). It also demonstrates one of the basic concepts through which Harris teaches the bebop style – anticipating the V chord in a ii-V progression by using the scale based off the root of the V over the ii chord. The original recording of ‘Pent Up House’ featured Powell’s brother Richie on piano (in addition to Sonny Rollins, who was both a collaborator and student of Powell’s.) Pullman’s biography suggests that Richie had little contact with Bud during his formative years as a musician, due in part to the time Bud spent in psychiatric institutions, and that in fact Bud Powell’s other student and collaborator Jackie McLean arranged for much of Richie’s musical education. As a result, over the course of his short life Richie developed into a player with a marked similarity of style to Bud, although his compositions also show a marked contrast with those of Bud. I hope to discuss these in a future post.) I encourage pianists to practice each of these licks in the right hand in combination with a left hand voicing, either the shell voicing ( p.