Pat Enz plays: TOO LATE NOW - Chord Melody Workout and Solo video free download
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Duration: 05:41
Uploaded: 2007/02/21
this song by Burton Lane was originally recorded by Wes montgomery with Mel Rhyne on Organ. It is a very nice recording like almost everything you hear from Wes and you should go buy it. The chordal arrangement stems from Ira Kriss. I put some Joe Diorio voicings in as well. I developed the solo over time during practice and live playing. the first lick is inspired by Ed Bickert's solo on A Flower is a Lovesome thing by Billy Strayhorn. Well, there you go. enjoy!
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8 years ago
Antonello Vanni
beautiful renditiongreat8 years ago
Korsaro1
exzellent8 years ago
Nikitas Sambrearos
Thanks a lot!10 years ago
TacoTag
tab please?10 years ago
enzmusic
12ths, but now I just switched to 10ths. The neck took it.10 years ago
enzmusic
An L4C I should figure out the PU one of these days...10 years ago
andocrates
Check out the Nancy LaMott treatment. /watch?v=l1JuGAPW4fI&12 years ago
enzmusic
He passed away unfortunately some time ago. He has some of the nicest sounding arrangements.12 years ago
Kaspar Galli
Beautiful arrangement, nice playing! I studied with Ira Kriss too (many moons ago....) - it was from 1980-81 at the Jazz School Bern. Ira was a great teacher to me, he gave me a few things that I use to this day.... I came upon your video looking for some Ira footage but found nothing. What ever happened to him?13 years ago
taildragger53
Absolutely gorgeous!13 years ago
enzmusic
I'm glad you like it. Isn't this a wonderful song!13 years ago
zamplify
hey this is great I am so borrowing this arrangement from you. it's my favorite Wes track.13 years ago
reggaerecipe
It's really difficult to make out the initial chords. a TAB would be nice! :)14 years ago
Alessandro Biscontin
molto molto bravo a me piace tantissimo questo brano14 years ago
nickfooyo
wow i really like your tone. really clean and you still have that great pop when playing higher pitches. what kind is it? beautiful tune btw14 years ago
Karl Greenberg
if you look and listen - don't try too hard to see where his fingers are but get the gist of it and rely principally on your ear you can sort it out pretty easily without tabs15 years ago
Gminor7
Just superb, and exactly what I need to hear right now. Thousands of thanks . . .15 years ago
mikerudjazz
Good work.15 years ago
enzmusic
Would you mind sharing the TAB after doing so?15 years ago
enzmusic
A really good question. I wouldn't know until I met recently a collector. It is a L49C from the 50ties. Cheers & long live Jazz, PatRelated Videos
