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Frank Foster was playing a street concert from the Jazzmobile in Harlem. He called for a blues in B-flat. A young tenor player began to play "out" from the first chorus, playing sounds that had no relationship to the harmonic progression or rhythmic setting. Foster stopped him. "What are you doing?" "Just playing what I feel. "Well, feel something in B-flat, mother****er"

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Blakes Breakdown - Mike Martin 1976
« on: December 30, 2004, 08:46:58 AM »
Hi Weenies,

Next tune is very much a 'personal statement' on Blind Blake's Breakdown, played by Mike Martin on his Ovation Balladeer in 1976. The tune was recorded on an old portable cassette recorder (not hi-fi) and the tape has been copied many times since - so, the quality is not wonderful. However, here is hoping it gives you a couple of ideas or so when playing this type of tune.

Cheers, take care, and keep on pluckin'.

Steve J. McWilliam
www.stevemcwilliam.co.uk/guitar/tab.htm
« Last Edit: November 14, 2009, 02:54:06 PM by SteveMcBill »
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