@Sandster thank You!
Oh yes! Which tune are you transcribing from Rollins? I'm looking forward to listening to it
Johnny Hodges and Gerry Mulligan solos transcription on "Bunny"
Hodges and Mulligan are two of my favourite players.
They had a great taste, sound a relaxed classy approach.
As a baritone player Mulligan (and Chaloff) is a big influence soundwise.
I have always liked the baritone as a cavernous woody voice rather than a bright harsh sound we often hear in these days.
Hodges and Mulligan played the first and the second solo here on "Bunny", I have played both solos on my 12m Conn baritone sax.
Hope you enjoy!
They had a great taste, sound a relaxed classy approach.
As a baritone player Mulligan (and Chaloff) is a big influence soundwise.
I have always liked the baritone as a cavernous woody voice rather than a bright harsh sound we often hear in these days.
Hodges and Mulligan played the first and the second solo here on "Bunny", I have played both solos on my 12m Conn baritone sax.
Hope you enjoy!
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