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Daniel Jordan Tenor
Greg Parnell :Drums
Jeff Phillips :Organ


Stella By Starlight

Rich Walker Guitar
Dan Walters Bass
Mike Welch Drums

Corcovado Tom Jobim

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I'll Be Seeing You

Blue Trane

Jerome Kern's All The Things You Are on tenor.

This is still in a medium swing groove and about 7 months into my unretirement.

The picture is Jerome Kern, the songwriter.

It's a tough tune, and you can hear a few spots where I'm off just a little bit.  But it's progress and my tone is on the darker side of the spectrum which is where I want it to be.  

This is likely the last recording on my starting tenor.  Something new to me is on its way.

ATTYA - Tenor

Heather Rice: Fingers
Dan Jordan Bass Flute / Alto Flute Solo


Pure Imagination

Sonja Hannington: vocals,; David Clarke: guitar; Lincoln Blake: keyboard; Bob Roman: bass; Bobby Duron: drums; Jeff Densmore: congas
sonjahannington.com

Swt Luv

Strasbourg St.Denis

Blues in F.  Basic bop-type changes.  Some attempts at double time within the improvisation.

This started off as Now's the Time.  Lost count of choruses on the track so I filled one chorus with improv and the last one out was Blue Monk in F.

There are some attempts to work in double time in some of the phrases.  Some were good, some not so much.

Trying to maintain practice of clearly defined phrases as opposed to "our lady of the inifinite chorus".

Now's the Time + Blue Monk

The "standard of standard" Jobim tracks, the Girl from Ipanema.

I'm further along on Tenor (5+ years) than Flute (6 months).

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The Girl from Ipanema

I am now a formally "un-retired" saxophone player.  After a break for life and stuff I'm relearning to play once more. 

All tracks are a definite work in progress from someone who started playing again in June of 2015.  

The Girl from Ipanema

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