On the intro, Rossy plays the same left hand part on the tom toms. The bass drum and toms are really unified in tuning and volume, making a nice three-pitch melody out of their parts:
Here is the audio:
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Showing posts with label Jorge Rossy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jorge Rossy. Show all posts
Friday, October 24, 2014
Groove o' the day: Jorge Rossy calypso
I'll try to keep these little quicky-posts coming as I work on our Book of Intros, and a couple of other pressing, revenue-generating, writing projects. This is a little calypso groove by Jorge Rossy, on the tune Little White Lies, from Kurt Rosenwinkel's album East Coast Love Affair. The groove in its basic form is played after the band comes in:
On the intro, Rossy plays the same left hand part on the tom toms. The bass drum and toms are really unified in tuning and volume, making a nice three-pitch melody out of their parts:
Here is the audio:
On the intro, Rossy plays the same left hand part on the tom toms. The bass drum and toms are really unified in tuning and volume, making a nice three-pitch melody out of their parts:
Here is the audio:
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Cracking 5/4: further listening
Aaaand I thought we'd end this series with some more listening, starting with some more modern things:
Jive Coffee - Brad Mehldau with Jeff Ballard
Much more after the break:
Jive Coffee - Brad Mehldau with Jeff Ballard
Much more after the break:
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