typical ii-V-I pattern

ramsezaz

I was transcribing Django's Tiger (1946) and I came across this one.
Nothing fancy here, just basic Django stuff, but this sounds good
[code] Em A7 D6/9

-12-14-15-11-|-14-12----------------------|-------------------15-18-|-19--
-------------|-------15-12----------------|-------------14-17-------|-----
-------------|-------------12-------------|-------12-15-------------|-----
-------------|----------------14-12h14p12-|-11-14-------------------|-----
-------------|----------------------------|-------------------------|-----
-------------|----------------------------|-------------------------|-----

Em 12.14.14.12.12.12

A7 X.12.11.12.X.12 (The diminished run starts on the third)

[/code]

All eight note except the 12h14p12 triplet

You can modify it by playing a Em6 arpégio instead of a Em7

Graham_Fellows

it's got garbled

Jack

It looks okay here...to what part are you referring? (Those bottom two are chord shapes, if that's what you mean.)

Best,
Jack.

vince

last line of got dropped between the others but it's still readable. The 19 goes after the 18..


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