'Hey you...SOLO!'

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[FoolishFrankie]

This is from a vlog I just posted called “I’m a beginner, do you have any tips?” Also normally the vocalist cues this horn line outro so that’s why I was caught off guard when she mouthed “solo”😂

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[koelee]

"What key are we in? What chords are we playing? Ah screw it, Postman Pat."

[shinyshinyyshinyyy]

“somehow i catch that” perfectly sums up gig musicians lol

[benlarson]

Dude your face in "somehow I caught that" is killing me, such a mix of "of shit whats going on, oh wait im cooking"

[benjamincorrington]

That b9 catch was awesome. That typa stuff is why I love playing and listening to jazz.

[ValorZeroAdvent]

ad libbing convincingly like that takes some serious skill and musical instincts, well done!

[carlosjarquin]

Holy shit, you crushed that! Well done!

[z.j.amelotte]

A sax solo in “Sunday morning” was exactly what I needed today

[codycampbellmusic]

Hell yeah, killer stuff all the way through. Especially after that flat9 dominant chord

[buckkylem]

That flat 9 was a rad little moment. Every musician in the band and audience felt that

[TrispirA]

That little low "buh" before the first high C is so real

[lugiagaurdien]

Possibly the greatest boost of endorphines you can get without drugs

[jh]

Love how you share your honest thought process throughout, makes it so relatable and also more impressive

[YellowJello]

That was really great. That b9 catch was legendary. The flow, the shape, so musical. Shades of Cornelius Bumpus. You should be so proud of yourself, bro. I am proud of you.

[BEAN.MACHINE]

Postman Pat been real quiet since this dropped

[TheTØXICADA]

Sometimes the music just flows, and this was flowing.

[isciab]

That low "buh" before the first high C was actually really nice!

[hayden.]

It’s really cool to see how you started off a little stiff, not just in playing but in your body language/posture too, and seeing that all shift drastically the moment you realize the key

[Alternateuniverse]

Jazz solo's are always my favorite, no absurd amount of triplets, no stupid sixteenths, just some good ole fashion music theory and the skill to use it. This got me stank facing hard lol, good work!

[ZephyrusAsmodeus]

Always tickles my brain watching musicians so smoothly cue and pull off amazing improv