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Out of Nowhere - Looking for the tab!
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Hi All-
An excellent tabbed out version of Django's solo on Out of Nowhere was posted on the forum not long ago, maybe 2-3 weeks ago. As timing would have it, I was hurriedly on the way out of town when I saw it and didn't have a chance to download it. But I did save the link to it before I left.
Unfortunately, when I returned home and tried the link, it no longer connected to the tab.
I was wondering if anyone downloaded it and wouldn't mind sharing it?
It would be helpful if you emailed me about it at [email protected].
Thank you.
~Carl
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A quick search came up with this version by Remi Harris
: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iL3iODiwLw
Thank you jonpowl. I had already found that but I appreciate your effort to help me. I'm not sure it's an actual Django transcription or merely a transcription of Remi Harris' own improv, though I do like it. However, I'm really looking for a pdf or Word file that I can print out. I don't get to spend most of my time in front of a computer when I'm trying to practice. I'm way too slow and need it written out so I can take it with me. Thanks again.
Are you sure it was Out of nowhere? There is no solo by Django on the recordings I know which are 1937 with Coleman Hawkins, 1939 with Stephane (just the two of them) and 1941 with Andre Ekyan. The latter has only a short intro solo by Django.
This?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtdAIdAtOAE
You have an interesting point. I couldn't find a version either which had a solo of Django's. I'm wondering if the reason the link I had saved had been taken down because it was wrong somehow. Thanks for pointing this out.
Thanks for trying Jojo, but that's not what I had seen. It seems as if Django never did do a solo on that tune and maybe the post I had found was taken down because it was wrong. Thanks for trying to help.