The Chicken : Backing track 

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johnny haliday

wrong

@@Noe3920 maybe they’re thinking two measures per bar? And the little implied but not written intro/pick up notes?

Also, typically that section alternates between Bb7 and Eb7 every two beats until the melody starts up again.

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Personal notes. I want to transcribe it to another key

I - IV - III - VI - II - TurnAround Riff. (It actually goes to the 6, not the 5)

Its actually a 1, 4, 5, 6, 2 progression. The 5 is substituted with the infamous Tritone substitution. You can hear it on The Thrill is gone as well. Instead of the 5, you move down 3 semitones, which happens to be a half step down from the 4. Works great in minor blues as well to spice up 1,4,5’s.

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I don't think so. The song begins on the first Bb line, and it ends with the break, which seems to suggest that this is indeed the proper form. The solos also begin on the Bb and end on the break.

Hobble If you google the chart you'll see.

Googled, and found primarily charts which match the one in the video. I'm assuming you're referring to the real book chart which has it the way you mapped out. The real book is not always accurate, and isn't an authority on the matter. If you use you're ears you can hear that the form follows the one above.

Hobble No. Listen to the real song. There's four measures of Bb, two of Eb, one of D, one G, three C, then one for the break, then four of Bb (actually each measure switches between Bb and Eb). So this backing track isn't necessarily wrong, you just need to start on the second line.

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D blues scale, G blues scale

d and g mixolydian

Any scale, since you hear it

D7= D mixolydian D,E,F#,G,A,B,C G7=G mixolydian G,A,B,C,D,E,F C7=C mixolydian C,D,E,F,G,A,Bb

Remmi Jalorr También puedes usar Menor Armonica, V/V

Mr.BananaPistol in stead of thinking in mixolydian terms i find it easier thinking dorian since its a minor shape D mixolydian = A dorian, G mix D dorian....

I wouldn't use mixolydian at all. They're all 7ths, you need some colour, D blues scales, G blues scale, C blues scale.

For C7 in this context, my recommendation is C mixolydian with a sharp four, aka lydian dominant. The letter names fot this scale are C D E F# G A Bb C. It's a great go-to sound for when the second degree of a major tonal center is a dominant 7th chord and not a minor 7th chord. This is a very common sound in jazz harmony. For example the second chord in "Take the A Train", or the second chord of "Girl from Ipanema". Heck, "Desafinado" uses it as a centerpiece. There are countless other standards using this sound. It's deeply ingrained into the jazz lexicon.

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@@guitareimprovisation Thank you.

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Fernando Florentin the chicken, jaco pastorius

Mario Moncada Brito The Chicken was written by Pee Wee Ellis, not Jaco Pastorius. Jaco just covered the tune. Pee Wee wrote the tune when he was a member of the James Brown band in the late 1960's. The JB's

+Jerry Crozier-Cole I Dont now it, thanks for this information

+Mario Moncada Brito Sure thing Mario. Check out Pee Wee's other tunes. He's great!

+Brake McGaughey jaco pastorius

+Brake McGaughey Pee Wee Ellis !

+Brake McGaughey Brian Bromberg

Kurt Cobain

Burt Cocain?

it's not missing any notes, its just a syncopation tied into the next measure

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underhjll how so? I play this song in my Jazz ensemble and it pretty much aligns perfectly. Even the break was included