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Found this demo version of "Me and Freddie" from back in 2003. Must be about the first jazz/fusion song Sebastiaan Cornelissen and me recorded together. A version of this later appeared on "One Spirit" in 2006, with a blistering Richard Hallebeek guitarsolo. But this pianosolo also has a nice vibe to it :)

Sebastiaan Cornelissen - drums
Frans Vollink - everything else + composition

Frans Vollink - Me and Freddie demo from 2003

La Bombachita Percusión en Niceto Club. Director: Luciano Canada. Músicos: Luciano Fernández, Damian Lois, Dolores Arce, Paula Adami, Sergio Bóveda, Gonzalo Arévalo, Lucila Comeron, Ayelén Vázquez, Sebastián González, Sebastián Velardo, Lucas Stoessel, Natalia Galik, Néstor Randazzo, Armando Prieto, Luciana Toffanin

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Bajo y guitarra para una canción aún por terminar.

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"Pasos gigantes" en bajo afroperuano

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Note for note transcription by me of Jeff Andrews' bass solo with the Mike Stern Trio over a blues in F. See orginial video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb6PkN5ezGc

You can download this solo as midifile, mp3 play along in different tempos, a Sibelius Score and a PDF containing the full 7 page transcription here: 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ss6jjy0s4trjt78/Jeff%20Andrews%20Solo.zip?dl=0

This solo by Jeff Andrews over a standard blues in F might well be on of the most creative electric bass solo's performed over a simple F jazzblues. It goes way beyond virtuosity, his melodic and especially rythmic frasing is incredible, one continous stream of interesting concepts and ideas. He probably could go on for another 20 minutes without getting boring! Everything you could possible wish is there: Strong melodic playing, amazing rythmic frasing (check out his 5 over 4 patterns especially), rythmic displacement, altered pentatonics, Patterns in fourth intervals, octotonics, its all there. If you are up for a real challenge, check out this 7 page transcription! You won't regret it :)

"Pasos gigantes" en bajo afroperuano

Gustavo Mego Díaz

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