Jackson-Transcribed Solos of the Master

Steve Weiss Music SKU: MJTRANS
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Milt Jackson: Transcibed Solos of the Master contains transcriptions of 16 of "Bags" most famous tunes and solos. Milt Jackson revolutionized and extended the limits of vibes while playing a key role in the development of the modern jazz language. He was a founding member of the legendary Modern Jazz Quartet in addition to forging a formidable solo career over five decades. Bags influenced every vibes player to follow, and was one of the most soulful players in the history of jazz. Transcriptions include: Bags and Trane, Bags' Groove, Django, In Walked Bud, Stonewall, Things to Come, and much more.

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SKU MJTRANS
Weight 1.1 lb

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Jackson transcribed solos of the master

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Posted by
michael yeni
Date Posted
12/21/2024

The transcriptions were fine, but the book binding split open the second I opened up to the pages. Why? The materials that the book was made did not could not survive normal usage. There was no flexibility in the binding which ment that it stood in a dry place for too long or cheep paper or glue was used in the manufacturing of the book.It split and fell apart immediately.

Jackson Transcribed solos of the master

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Posted by
Brian Kirk
Date Posted
12/17/2020

This book is amazing. Extremely accurate note for note transcriptions. The binding is tight. I applied too much pressure to try to keep one of the pages open as I was playing to a recording, and ripped part of the binding of that section of the book. Best practice is to photocopy the solos, tape the copies together and work on the transcriptions outside the book. For all admirers of Milt Jackson Vibraphone work, this book is a must.

Jackson-transcribed solos of the master

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Posted by
Mike
Date Posted
06/15/2017

The material is great but the layout of the book is kind of funky. The pages and print are larger than a normal music book which is good but it would be easier if the song forms started and ended on the top of each page. For instance, there might be 28 bars of a 32 bar song on page 1, followed by the next 28 on page 2 etc. The end result is, if you want to work over a 32 bar section of 'How High the Moon', you will have to at least make a copy of page 2 and tape it to page 1 so you don't have to turn the page in the middle of the solo. Also, the binding would have been better if it was spiral or coil bound. Again though, the material itself is excellent.