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You know that feeling when you get your piano tuned? I got mine tuned yesterday and was inspired to mic it up and just play. Here's an impromptu version of 'Alone Together'. Definitely not a 'composed' thing nor polished. Just letting loose and going a little nuts.

 

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You know that feeling when you get your piano tuned? I got mine tuned yesterday and was inspired to mic it up and just play. Here's an impromptu version of 'Alone Together'. Definitely not a 'composed' thing nor polished. Just letting loose and going a little nuts.
Ah, there may be nothing more beautiful than a freshly-tuned piano. Very nice performance, Bobby. :thu:

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You know that feeling when you get your piano tuned?

I used to. Long ago. Not so much recently. :laugh:

 

I got mine tuned yesterday and was inspired to mic it up and just play. Here's an impromptu version of 'Alone Together'. Definitely not a 'composed' thing nor polished. Just letting loose and going a little nuts.

Not composed, not polished, letting loose, and going nuts. Real piano. In tune. That my favorite flavor. Got any more?

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You know that feeling when you get your piano tuned? I got mine tuned yesterday and was inspired to mic it up and just play.

 

Really nice piece and great playing!

 

I've been around electronic keyboards so long, I can't even be in the same room when a piano isn't well tuned...

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Thank you guys. It's only a matter of time until I play that first note or interval that makes me wince a little bit and say 'damn, it's going out of tune again.' Hopefully that's months away.

 

I love that tune ! Fwiw, sometimes I harmonize that D Maj7 with a F# triad over D. Just try to sneak it in subtlety so it doesn't sound too over done.

 

I love Maj7+5 chords. That D major already sticks out because its major. I was making it a #11 sometimes in my version. I have to give that Maj7+5 a try.

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That's a hard song, like an obstacle course, the section going to the Bm7-E7 to Gm7-C7 to F then the 2-5 to D major.
Sounds great Bobby!

 

Dave, I dig the A with these changes -

 

| D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- C#7 | C- F7 | Bb maj | % | B- E7 | Bb- Eb7 | F maj | E-7b5 A7 | D maj | % |

 

 

The melody still works just fine, but the turnaround going to the F is just "nicer" musically and is easier to play, and it just sounds more natural.

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One of the other things that's fun about that tune is trading with a drummer. The first 2 A's are 14 bars, so you can do 8/6 bar trades or 6/8 trades, or if you're geniuses, 7/7 bar trades.
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| D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- C#7 C- F7 | Bb maj | % | B- E7 | Bb- Eb7 | F maj | E-7b5 A7 | D maj | % |

 

That is rad. ii Ving to the relative major of the Gm. The Bb- Eb7 is intriguing too.

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| D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- C#7 C- F7 | Bb maj | % | B- E7 | Bb- Eb7 | F maj | E-7b5 A7 | D maj | % |

 

That is rad. ii Ving to the relative major of the Gm. The Bb- Eb7 is intriguing too.

For some reason, the Bb- Eb7 almost seems to make the D maj stand out less to my ears.
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Dave, I dig the A with these changes -

 

| D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- | E-7b5 A7 | D- C#7 | C- F7 | Bb maj | % | B- E7 | Bb- Eb7 | F maj | E-7b5 A7 | D maj | % |

 

The melody still works just fine, but the turnaround going to the F is just "nicer" musically and is easier to play, and it just sounds more natural.

 

I like it. Not only the Bbm7-Eb7 but the way the melody sounds starting on the 6th of the Bb Maj. 7 and goes up to the third. It is different.

 

I think it might be a typo 'cause you have a 13 bar phrase there. I think you meant Dm7 C#7 | Cm7 F7| then to the Bb as opposed to a beat apiece for those 4 chords.

 

Not to keep bringing him up, but that Bbm7 Eb7 move sounds like something Hank Jones would do.

 

Yeah, you're right. Should be two beats apiece on that walk down. Thanks man!
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  • 2 weeks later...

My Tom Petty Cover group. This was our first gig since some personnel changes were made a couple of months ago. I'm on a Yammy S08 Synth and Roland VK7/art Tube/Vent.

 

http://www.petty-larceny-band.com/media.html

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New recording. Multiple synthesizer themes. Various rhythm patterns.

 

That sounds pretty cool Steve. I just started fooling around with my 7500's sequencer. I have not produced anything worthwhile yet but it's a lot of fun to use!

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Check it out, my band's first 'studio' release in over a year. We recorded it in our basement and it was mixed by our drummer. Lemme know what you think, I'm pretty proud of it.

 

https://soundcloud.com/genetics-gr/genetics-the-scoundrel

 

Wow, this is awesome! What keyboards did you use?

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Check it out, my band's first 'studio' release in over a year. We recorded it in our basement and it was mixed by our drummer. Lemme know what you think, I'm pretty proud of it.

 

https://soundcloud.com/genetics-gr/genetics-the-scoundrel

 

Yeah man, really enjoyed that

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You know that feeling when you get your piano tuned? I got mine tuned yesterday and was inspired to mic it up and just play. Here's an impromptu version of 'Alone Together'. Definitely not a 'composed' thing nor polished. Just letting loose and going a little nuts.

 

I wanna play like Bobby when I grow up!

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OK, I'll bite... Here's a recent tune from my home studio. All playing and programming done by me, other than the long guitar solo from 4:15-5:05.
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Check it out, my band's first 'studio' release in over a year. We recorded it in our basement and it was mixed by our drummer. Lemme know what you think, I'm pretty proud of it.

 

https://soundcloud.com/genetics-gr/genetics-the-scoundrel

 

Best jam I've heard in a long time, excellent production...you make GR rock!

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Thanks for the kind words folks, I'm glad we've gotten the reception we have, we worked really hard on that. We recorded it all in our basement, our drummer did all of the recording and mixing. Its the first of 4 songs we're gonna be puttin out in the next few weeks. Also, I'm not in GR anymore (forgot to change my location on my profile), but we'll be back for a few shows this summer.
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Check it out, my band's first 'studio' release in over a year. We recorded it in our basement and it was mixed by our drummer. Lemme know what you think, I'm pretty proud of it.

 

https://soundcloud.com/genetics-gr/genetics-the-scoundrel

 

Dude this sounds really fun to play. Nice work.

Kawai C-60 Grand Piano : Hammond A-100 : Hammond SK2 : Yamaha CP4 : Yamaha Montage 7 : Moog Sub 37

 

My latest album: Funky organ, huge horn section

https://bobbycressey.bandcamp.com/album/cali-native

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OK, I'll bite... Here's a recent tune from my home studio. All playing and programming done by me, other than the long guitar solo from 4:15-5:05.

 

Solid fusion and some cool lines for sure. That guitar player does indeed shred like a mofo! I'll always have a softspot in my heart for that tone and style of playing even if some consider it to be too much.

Kawai C-60 Grand Piano : Hammond A-100 : Hammond SK2 : Yamaha CP4 : Yamaha Montage 7 : Moog Sub 37

 

My latest album: Funky organ, huge horn section

https://bobbycressey.bandcamp.com/album/cali-native

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Here is a link to track from my brother's new solo CD. I played fake Wurly and fake horns on the track.

 

Stu Mullins - I Wish I Could Hate You

 

BTW, he (with the eastern Iowa fave band "Dogs on Skis") was just inducted into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I'm so proud :)

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