if stank face was a person. 

Measure 21!

M. 176

…right hand :)

This is incredible. I love the level of musical understanding that shines through your every transcription.

So true@@bjarnifrimannbjarnason2297

Is that why he's got the shades he's gone blind too?

@@Snitsiehe’s not blind mate haha

I have a recording of it. He did it in his live show in LA in 2023. Unfortunately it’s only audio, but good enough quality for me to transcribe so definitely it’s good enough for someone much more skilled than me to transcribe

I heard that version too, Cory’s incredible!

Link please

I think they can't find it or it got deleted, so they don't have the link@@sunset412

He did the same thing in Minneapolis over the summer, played the national anthem way out for a minute then brought it back perfectly into the "Switch" groove. Cory is beyond talented, and also a super nice guy

He actually sings a fair amount, and yeah, he's got a great voice and super soulful delivery.

Check out Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles gigs

Thanks a ton!

@@TimothyGondola anytime bro! 🙏❤️

Glad you liked it!

I think the hard part is not hitting the notes but getting this groove jeez its sooo good Edit: the solo is also really hard just to play that fast actually now that i listen to it again lmao

yes, fluent impro groove on even one 1000ths of Corys level is indeed hard , I was just making a joke@@silver1788

On the positive side, I can use his chord ideas to simply get my grooves better, the improvisations/solo parts are actually not necessary

@@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh fair

he just went into a different direction into more soul, I don't think one's worse than the other necessarily, he's developed his voice and songwriting quite a bit, but I get your point and miss him as well pushing the limits of harmony and rhythm in improvisation

He sometimes does go back a little for ex . he did those jams with Jesus Molina

Exactly, I think the last time I heard him play like he used to was at his, I believe was called, "The Revival" show with B. Slade, during the pandemic. B. Slade is an incredible musician as well, so if you haven't watched that, highly recommend it. It's a 26 min video.@@teenagegringo393

I have never related to a comment more in my life. I miss those early days of Snarky Puppy so bad. think it has to be an economically driven move that many revered jazz musicians like Cory end up making. Sacrifice the traits that set them apart for a more poppy appeal, which would lead to more money maybe? Idk. And as much as I love him, and literally regard this man as my favorite jazz pianist of all time, Robert Glasper has sort of gone in a similar direction. His early trio albums just blow me away. If you haven’t seen it already, look up his Bridgestone concert from 2009. It was just music on a completely different level. And it wasn’t his departure from straight ahead jazz imo: Black Radio and stuff with The Experiment are fire. I just wish he allowed his dope soloing style and lush chord progressions to shine more in his newer stuff. The last few times I saw him live: Stanford w/ Dinner Party and then during Blue Note Residency he also like barely played and just was sort of chilling the whole time… 🙃 It’s like all these artists are eliminating the most inventive and unique parts about them that made us like listening to them in the first place.

Could you link some of that old material that you really like?

Facts was thinking the same thing 💯🤩, i think cory been listening to some romantic music cuz he's really improved his articulation and dynamics

Dynamics 😮

Corey is thinking in double speed compared to the notation. Clapping on every three is going at half speed from clapping on two and four. I would guess this has been notated at half speed simply for readability. It’s easier to read eighth and sixteenth notes than it is to read 16th and 32nds.

I guess it doesn't translate well 😅

Hi Nancy, here’s the link: gondolamusic.com/shop/p/cory-henry/switch

ok thanks timothy, I didn't see the tittle "switch"... was searching your tittle "if stank face was a person."@@TimothyGondola