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The Boss of all the bosses - Wes at his best. This is a relatively easy song and learning it will give a lot of goodies. Inspired by this article of Dave Liebman I decided not only transcribe and learn to play it but to make more detailed analysis. I hope you will enjoy it and pdf with tabs/notation is ready here for you so no excuses :) I choose the studio version with organ trio configuration which is my favorite sound of Wes. I know there are few transcriptions on YouTube and probably somewhere else too but I did my own study and most probably you can find my own mistakes there. See the history of the song here: http://www.jazzstandards.com/compositions-0/yesterdays.htm Download transciption in tab/notation for free. |
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| wes-terdays_tab_notation.pdf |
Pdf 2
with chord symbols all across the solo for your own analysis:
with chord symbols all across the solo for your own analysis:
| wes-terdays_tab_notation_with_harmony.pdf |
Pdf 3
with full linear analysis agains chord changes - scales, melodic devices etc.
with full linear analysis agains chord changes - scales, melodic devices etc.
| wes-terdays_transcription_with_analysis_chrod_scales_melody.pdf |
Yesterdays (Otto Harbach / Jerome Kern) as played by Wes
part I - level easy
Yesterdays (Otto Harbach / Jerome Kern) as played by Wes
full version - level intensive :)
7 Comments
Paolo
30/6/2020 12:12:06
Thanks for the great work the transcription is really detailed and perfectly played. I have a question. In Wes’s version he plays Eb7 instead of Em7b5 A7. Why did you write the chords from the real book version? Is there a specific reason? Thanks
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