J.J. Johnson Solos by Butler Trombone Solo - Sheet Music
By ButlerThese 13 solos were picked by JJ himself as representative of the best of his recorded output. Transcribed in bass clef for all trombonists. Songs are: Now's the Time, Blues in the Closet, Walkin', Blue Trombone, Part 1, Billie's Bounce, Tune Up, Laura, Turnpike, Misterioso, Yesterdays, Crazy Rhythm, Hello, Young Lovers, When the Saints go Marchin' In.
Details
Summary
- Format:
- Collection / Songbook
- Item types:
- Physical
- Level:
- Intermediate Advanced
- Artist:
- Butler
- Arrangers:
- Butler
- Usages:
- School and Community
- Shipping Weight:
- 0.44 pounds
Detailed Description
SKU: JA.JJS
Composed by Transc by Leisenring & Butler. Arranged by Butler and Leisenring. Transcribed solos from a trombone master, JJ Johnson. Book. Jamey Aebersold Jazz #JJS. Published by Jamey Aebersold Jazz (JA.JJS).ISBN 9781562240684. UPC: 635621500358. Transcribed by John Leisenring & Hunt Butler.
These 13 solos were picked by JJ himself as representative of the best of his recorded output. Transcribed in bass clef for all trombonists. Songs are: Now's the Time, Blues in the Closet, Walkin', Blue Trombone, Part 1, Billie's Bounce, Tune Up, Laura, Turnpike, Misterioso, Yesterdays, Crazy Rhythm, Hello, Young Lovers, When the Saints go Marchin' In.
Song List
Now's The Time
Blues In The Closet
Walkin'
Blue Trombone, Part 1
Billie's Bounce
Tune Up
Laura
Turnpike
Misterioso
Yesterdays
Crazy Rhythm
Hello, Young Lovers
When The Saints Go Marchin' In
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- Publisher:
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Ratings + Reviews
5 Rating
1 review
T B.
Nov 1, 2018
There they are, all written out. JJ was phenomenal, so good luck! Best advice I can give is to start out with something familiar and GO SLOWLY. Only problem is, at a slowed-down speed, it's much harder to hear the melody inside the jazz solo. Also, try to find him performing them on YouTube. Consider these solos to be as much about ear-training as chop-training!