Jamming on Cissy Strut, post your jamming,

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    Clifford-D

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    Cissy Strut, C7 forever, how would you solo over it? What are the "devices" you would use? I hear room for electric blues, and electric Coltrane. Martino would convert to minor. Sco would play wide intervals in a non pentatonic snarly way,

    It's a fun, easy tune, what would you play to it? Please post you jamming on it.

     
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    guitarjazz

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    Third Stone? Shameless quote.
     
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    Clifford-D

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    Yea, Third Stone is cool. I know the head well, after that, it get's a little too personal, meaning I need to stop and listen to Jimi doing his thing getting personal.
     
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    Someone on that Scofield session really just needed to walk over to the Clavinet player and tell him to take a smoke break.
     
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    The good news is the head of Third Stone is a great leaping off point. Reminds me of Hirum Bullock and Jaco playing Third Stone.
     
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    That was a clavinet Scofield played?
     
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    TylerE

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    Not Scofield. The keyb player playing intermittent stabby chords not really in time.
     
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    Sascha Franck

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    Not really on a clavinet, either.
     
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    Matt Schofield does a great take on his Live Trio album. The backing tonality is more m7/#9 than straight dominant. He does a cool 32nd note strumming pattern over chromatic chord grips during his solo, very compelling!
     
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    Sounds more like an organ patch and the timing sounds fine too.
     
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    Saxist friend makes me at least play blues changes under his solo.
     
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    Love Oz's version too, especially how he transformed the head into the syncopated craziness
     
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    Anyone know of, or tried playing in 7/4?
     
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    These guys need to turn the friggin FX boxes off. Horrid. Sounds like sissies playing Cissy Strut.
    :crazy
     
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    Yeah right, of course you know better than Oz... Should he have played dorian lines on everything with an unplugged PRS in front of a crappy webcam?
     
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    Unplugged?
    I dunno, what do you think?

    Maybe a little mandolin.
     
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    Listen to Oz switch from 7/8 to 9/8 on the turn around
     
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    I'm not questioning the talent pool, and variety is the spice of life, but if I walked into a club and they were playing, it'd be one beer and gone. That type of music doesn't do a thing for me. YMMV!
     
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    All I know is that in booklet that accompanies the Rhino Meters box set, there is picture of them sitting around a table looking extremely toasted.
     
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