I'm a guest musician for the Lighthouse Christian Homeschool band in Wake Forest, and I play electric guitar. My sister plays Tenor sax. Throughout these posts, I'll be discussing the songs we play that week.
This week in jazz, we played some good songs: Pots and Pans, The Pink Panther, Public Domain, El Gato Gordo, Big Bad Bill, along with others.
Pots and Pans - good in the saxes (especially tenor) but a bit repetitive in the guitars. The 'bones (trombones for those who aren't hip to music lingo) and trumpets parts are difficult, but satisfying once played
Pink Panther - an all-around good song, fun to play, and interesting in most instruments, but incredibly repetitive in the guitars and piano
Public Domain - classic jazz progression, and good solo in the tenor sax
El Gato Gordo - good Spanish feel, odd chording in the guitars (like G+7(b5), Gmin13, Bb7(b9) for those of you who understand music), but overall good tune. Crazy good piano bit throughout.
Big Bad Bill - classic tune with great bass line, along with baritone, tenor and alto sax. simple chording, but good nonetheless
Check these songs out on Itunes if you like jazz...
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