[HeavyWeather77]

Well, this is a tune that we all know and maybe even love, despite the fact that it's become such a staple of jazz education that many of us tend to associate it with out of tune high school groups. Or good high school groups. Or whatever. But "Autumn Leaves" has a great set of chord changes, particularly if you like to move up a half-step between choruses like I tend to like to do. I also like to produce gnarly drum'n'bass tracks to play along with, so... here we are!

As always, if you wanna talk about gear, or wanna know about remote lessons/recording sessions/etc, cruise over to my website and drop me a line. Or message me here, although I'll probably be slower to respond!

 

[10mfan]

Loved it!!!!

Great playing and a very cool groove.

 

[Dr G]

Whew, that was great fun, Brian. Thank you.

I especially enjoyed the couple of Autumn Leaves quotes in the midst of it all. Full circle - very cool.

 

[1saxman]

Damn swingin' man!

 

[LateNiteSax]

Whew is right! Awesome playing. Blazing and smooth. For me the video would be more satisfying if you played one chorus of melody up front. Thanks.

 

[HeavyWeather77]

Thanks, all! This is the first week in the past month or so that I've had time to work on anything like this, and I enjoy making these tracks. More to come.

 

[lesacks]

Brilliant!

(I'm no "sound guy" but, to me using headphones, the vibs sound around 0:50 sounded like it was oscillating between left and right a little? A bit distracting.)

 

[J-Moen]

That was awesome Brian. The backing in here was so cool, very 80s+modern I thought. Your playing is stunning as always, any person learning from you must be ecstatic! Thanks for keeping these coming, always great to see you killing it.

 

[Johnny Padilla]

Well, this is a tune that we all know and maybe even love, despite the fact that it's become such a staple of jazz education that many of us tend to associate it with out of tune high school groups. Or good high school groups. Or whatever. But "Autumn Leaves" has a great set of chord changes, particularly if you like to move up a half-step between choruses like I tend to like to do. I also like to produce gnarly drum'n'bass tracks to play along with, so... here we are!

As always, if you wanna talk about gear, or wanna know about remote lessons/recording sessions/etc, cruise over to my website and drop me a line. Or message me here, although I'll probably be slower to respond!

I really enjoyed that.

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[swperry1]

Dig it! Thanks for sharing.