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Wilton Felder's stunning Tenor Saxophone solo on the Crusaders classic 'Street Life' is a must know solo for serious students of the funky/jazz idiom.
Learning this definitive solo, jam packed with juicy 16th note phrases full of jazz language will help strengthen your technique whilst training your ear and expanding your vocabulary.
Note please, this analysis is of the Single (shorter) Version of the Solo
In the download:
1) Full Jazzduets MP4 video analysis tutorial (11.20mins)
2) PDF suitable for Solo in C, Bb, Eb and Bass clef instruments with chord changes
3) 2x Mp3 play alongs at medium and slower speeds to practice with
the backing repeated 4 times so you can keep going round and round!
United StatesI was called to play a solo on a recording of Street Life. The male singer dropped the key to Cm concert. Using your alto transposition I got a real feel for the tune. I played my own stuff but it was nice to have the original to analyze! Great job transcribing and your play along tracks are great too! Everything I’ve seen of yours is fabulous! Keep up the good work!!!!
United KingdomDownloaded the score and backing track for the Street Life Wilton Felder solo. Just what I wanted, great to have a firm start to learn this great solo..! Thanks
United KingdomI’ve wanted to have a go at this for many years so downloaded the part. I think the analysis is really great and gets you to really listen To the Chord sequence when playing the solo. I also love the slowed down version of the backing which really helps getting the fingers locked in
United StatesExcellent transcription, easy to use and extremely helpful for a slow learner like myself. Tony F
United KingdomVery good, will use this source again.
United KingdomFab transcription in different keys, with different tempo quality backing tracks, brilliant thank you
United StatesWilton Felder is/was one of my favorite Tenor Players. I'm so happy you decided to transcribe one of his solos. Not many people have transcribed his solos and he was such a soulful player! Thank you!
GermanyIt's a great fun to work with the solo. Thanks for transcription and explanation of the individual phrases.
ItalyPerfect. Very useful.
