Re: [Harp-L] Jimi Lee on Adam Gussow

["Rob Paparozzi" <Chromboy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Phil....

Thanx....Jimi Lee is amazing....I'd LOVE to be able to play RACK like 
that!,-)

I've been doin this song for years with with Bernard Purdie and also Chuck 
Rainey who both played with the late great Turrentine...

Tomorrow night I will play it with Dave Stryker who was Stanley Turrentine 
Guitarist..

This is the best position to play it in by the way IMO...

The song is in Cm using a Natural Minor tuning to keep all those nice cross 
harp licks over the vamp sections Cm7 to F7. Lee Oskar names this harp 2nd 
Cm(N)

Here's the changes:

/Cm7/ F7/ Bb7sus Cm7/
/Bbm7 Eb7/Ab G7/Cm7/ F7/

B.Section
//Ebmaj7/Abmaj7/Ebmaj7/Abmaj7/
Ebmaj7/D (half dim) G7b9/
/Cm7/ F7//Cm7/ F7/
I hope Jimi wins in Memphis!!

best,
Rob Paparozzi

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Philharpn@xxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 9:53 AM
Subject: [Harp-L] Jimi Lee on Adam Gussow


> Adam Gussow introduces a performance of Jimi Lee performing with his
> harp-rack and guitar the tune Mr. Magic, made famous by Grover Washington 
> Jr. in 1974.
>
> <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzJTvD5QNg8&feature=channel_page>
>
> Jimi starts playing at about 2:30 minutes into the video. Listen to that
> great tone and smooth vibrato.
>
> Check it out. I only have 2 of Jimi's CDs and the tune is not on either. 
> But
> the fake book, "The Real Book Vol. II," has it in Eb. Fake book style 
> offers
> melody line in treble clef and chord names.
>
> The same page, page 268, is available from
>
> <sheetmusicdirect.com>
>
> which offers a single downloadable printout for 99 cents.
>
> <ultimateguitar.com> offers free asci/typewriter-style   guitar tab with
> slightly different chords.
>
> Phil Lloyd
>
> Hope this inspires.
>
>
>
>
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