Jim Hall's solo on Buddy Boo

The Original Chico Hamilton Quintet: Live at The Strollers (recorded 1955)
Pitches are an octave lower than written Buddy Collette - Tenor Saxophone; Fred Katz - Cello; Jim Hall - Guitar; Carson Smith - Bass; Chico Hamilton - Drums
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2'38''

from the recording

Composed by Buddy Collette Transcribed by Ishmael Zghoul

b & b bb 4 4
D b7
3

A b7

b
Antecedent Phrase
3

Consequent Phrase

b b &bb
B bMI7

Octave Displacement

. > . > j > >j > J J

Octave Displacement

A b7

Cyclical Quadruplet

> >j j j b & b bb b & b bb

A b7

E b7

b b
held back
Blues Lick

Motific Development

A b7

b
Blues Lick
3

13

17

A7 V of ii Substitution Enclosure, n b b . j n &bb J

Bebop Major C.P.T.

D b7

Conversational Connection

j n

. . J
b

Conversational Connection

n b
C.P.T.

Antecedent Phrase/vi Substitution

Consequent Phrase

21

A b7 j -. > j 7 to 3 b bbb . b & J J 3

Waveform Melodic Line Blues Lick

B bMI7

Waveform Melodic Line

E b7

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C

25

b b &bb
D b7

A b7

Jim Hall's solo on Buddy Boo

b b >
Major Pentatonic Blues Lick

j n

29

n A n> > j b b &bb b & b bb bbb b &

B bMI7

A b7

.j >

Enclosure j A n n
bii dim of ii-7 substitution

33

7 to 3 .
Blues Lick

E b7

A b7

b7 A

Waveform Melodic Line Alt. Fingering

Motific Development

Alt. Fingering

37

41

. b> n> b A n b b n b j &bb

Antecedent Phrase Consequent Phrase Side Slipping

D b7

. > > > b J J

A b7

45

b j b . b b J &bb
3

B bMI7

iv Substitution

E b7

A b7

Blues Lick