Coquette LA style

Scoredog

Thanks again Dave and Denis and thanks again Denis for your help at getting me this far.

NylonDave

Scoredog wrote: »

Thanks again Dave and Denis and thanks again Denis for your help at getting me this far.

You've got that the wrong way round with respect to me, I listened to and enjoyed three tracks and did no work whatsoever other than clumsily free associate.

Hell I could dish out those kinds of favours non stop.

Seriously though your playing was always interesting and always musical, I enjoyed listening and will do so again. And arranging is a grind and you do it well.

D.

Jazzaferri

Great job @Scoredog. really enjoyed it tho as a horn player, I might suggest seeing if you can find someone who knows how to use A VoiceLive to do the horn parts live.

The trombone player in our R& B band is interested it now and did a great job with 5 way close on his ownsome. Had to punch it out still when the tune had its momentary key changes but that live vibe was way. Cool and it's never quite the same using horn patches on KB. Maybe the attack.

Anyway keep em coming. I bet DR would have loved Funk.

Buco

Ha nice way to break the mold Craig!
What's the chord at the second bar after the main theme starts?
Makes it so typically smooth jazzy, neat.

Scoredog

Hi Jay, thanks for commenting, I kind of don't want real horns for this (I arrange horns fairly well). I want a quartet LA studio vibe so the production feels a little more homegrown then large which is where real sounding brass would take it. The virtual thing is way kewl, a buddy of mine of plays trumpet does it to create bone parts.

Hey Buco, the 2nd chord is a Gb7#5...and thanks!

Jazzaferri

Swell, however you choose to do it Craig I certainly enjoyed it

Al Watsky

Yeah, freshen up the vibe , sounds like a great plan to me.

Scoredog

Thanks Al!