Name: Don Byas Analysis by BobReynolds in Sax Stuff
Duration: 1 min 55 s
Description: A couple thoughts on Don Byas' 1945 performance of "I've Got Rhythm". Full post here: http://bobreynoldsmusic.com/4-minutes-of-mind-blowing-rhythm-changes/

Sax Stuff

Freddie Hubbard - Blues for Duane

First track in a new series of Sax Jams brought to you by Lovely Laura & Ben Santiago from their Ibiza home...
Hope you enjoy :)

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Avishai Cohen Trio - To The Bird

w/John Mayer - Stitched Up

w/John Mayer - Wheel

Brief selections from my recorded work with other artists.

w/Ryan Montbleau - Draw The Line

A couple thoughts on Don Byas' 1945 performance of "I've Got Rhythm". Full post here: http://bobreynoldsmusic.com/4-minutes-of-mind-blowing-rhythm-changes/

Don Byas Analysis

"Portrait " by Charles Mingus - Arr. by H.White Jr - Bobby Blackmon Vocals - from the Horns of the Golden Ram produced by Nick Brunner for "Blue Dog Jam" Capitol Public Radio Earth Day 2014

"Portrait" By Charles Mingus

Me performing one of my own jazz transcriptions at St. Peters Church, Bournemouth, in 2011. This piece was part of my recital.

Performance: Michel Petrucciani - Take The 'A' Train

196x Meridiana Records S.R.M. 503
STEREO compatible

Orchestra directed by ROBERTO PREGADIO

MELODIE E RITMI - JAZZ GRANDE ORCHESTRA

Mario Nascimbene - MELODIE E RITMI: JAZZ GRANDE ORCHESTRA

Another ruff track, Koop's 'whenever there is you' in a Soul version, featuring 'mist' by Freddie Joachim

Whenever there is you (Koop Soul & Freddie J)

Esbjörn Svensson Trio -  Serenade For The Renegade

Getz / Gilberto es considerado el disco que popularizó la bossa nova en todo el mundo, y fue uno de los álbumes de jazz más vendidos de todos los tiempos. 
El cuarteto propone un recorrido por sus canciones, escritas Tom Jobim y grabadas en 1963, así como otros clásicos de la bossa nova, generando una atmosfera íntima y acogedora.

Álbum desconocido (15/03/2017 05:40:06 p.m.)

So Danço Samba

Miles Davis 1970 (track 4)

Yesterday’s Gardenias / It’s All Right With Me / Where Do You Go

Where Do You Go (Live At The Village Gate, 1961)

Bob Reynolds is a saxophonist, composer, and educator known for his work with John Mayer and Snarky Puppy. He has worked with Michael Bublé, Usher, Josh Groban, Amos Lee, Richard Bona, Eric Harland, Aaron Goldberg, Bernie Worrell and Leo Nocentelli, among others. He’s composed over 50 songs, released 6 albums, and received 4 ASCAP Young Jazz Composer Awards. 2013's Somewhere In Between hit #1 on iTunes’ Jazz charts. A summa cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music, Reynolds lives in Los Angeles. His online saxophone lessons were recently profiled in The New York Times.


Don Byas Analysis

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