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Jimmy Smiths Riffing in Organ Grinder's Swing

Joe betrachtet die klassischen Hammond-Momente in Jimmy Smiths Organ Grinder's Swing
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Music Lesson: The Organ Grinder's Swing by Jimmy Smith

So this tune is won by Jimmy Smith called "The Organ Grinder's Swing."

Overview:

  • A very well-known, recognizable tune.
  • Contains moments that are true "Hammond history."
  • Recorded in 1965, it stands out as one of his most famous pieces.

Key Elements:

  • The tune features:
    • A walk down that is prominent.
    • A blues riff section that also stands out.
  • While I've included a bass line, it's not what was originally on the record.

Focus Points:

  1. Concentrate on:

    • The rundown
    • The tone
    • The licks that make it distinct
  2. From the top, it's something like:

    • A little break follows.

Technical Breakdown:

  • Concentrate on the walk down from A flat:

    • Actually playing sixths, not in root position.
    • A flat (Ab) sixth; for example:
      • C, F, A flat at the top.
  • The recognizable blues riff at the beginning:

    • Recorded in 1965.
    • One of the moments in tunes associated with a Hammond.

Additional Notes:

  • The piece utilizes a lot of blues elements:

    • Slipping off the flat five.
    • Slipping off the minor third.
  • The underlying progression has a swinging bass line:

    • A traditional 12-bar blues structure.

Variations in Play:

  • One variation involves a dead stop, transitioning:

    • From Ab down to F, then A down to G (still with the sixth).
  • Following this, transitions into a guitar solo.

Exploration of Licks:

  • There are several variations of blues licks:
    • Notably featuring trills and the recurrence of slipping off the flat five.

Practice Tips:

  • Explore specific riffs that are frequently used and repeated:

    • It may seem fast, but the technique often involves simple slips off the flat five and the minor third.
  • Phrasing Suggestions:

    • Mix up your phrasing.
    • Pull back or push forward as needed.
    • Don't hesitate to hold and repeat phrases.

The rundowns are integral to the piece, embodying everyday blues organ language, but this is where it really originated.

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