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Just received my Jamey Aebersold (jazz/sax) book and cd "Autumn Leaves". Playing jazz on drums was always fun, this though seems more intense. It is a backing track with piano bass and drums. I expected sax but didn't get it. I'll work through it and give a review,,,,it might take some time though.
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Love that song. Sang it on the radio when I was 6 or 7. I still like to hear it, on those rare occasions when someone plays it. I especially like the Jazz versions.
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I play it daily, but with its simplicity it sounds hollow, hence the book. I would also like to be able to play Canadian Sunset well, but have no idea as to how that will be done.
@MrYikes: Here's a great version of jazz violin, "Autumn Leaves" that I learned several months ago, but with my own version.
"Canadian Sunset", (released in 1956 when I was 13) is another song I love playing. I always loved that song.
Ken.
Can't find a violin version of this.
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