Goodbye Porkpie Hat

Chord solo version.
Probably closer the Jeff Beck version than Mingus' original.

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Nice playing!

I'm curious..you're sliding up to an F and playing with vibrato at about 1:07, but it sounds like you're sliding back down to a C, but you aren't.

What's going on there?

I have a pretty long delay on there with 2 full repeats (about 40% wet).
You're hearing a C from the previous chord (Gm11) 'repeat' while I hit the high F and both notes (chords) alternate for second.

Cool..thanks for the info!

That spot where the delay seemed to create a slide down effect..never heard that before..

I learned something new about a delay..

Klasaine, Very, very nice. It doesn't hurt that I love this tune. I think you did a good job of capturing the sadness of the piece. I have a tele sized version of the c.c.rider, but the more I hear the full sized the more convinced I am that a new tele is in the future, I'm thinking of a two pick up but neck and middle, no bridge. Would like your thoughts on that idea. Thanks for the music.

I like how each chord has its own expressive character. The way you project rhythm is very still and isolated, except for the end.

@Cleanman - neck and middle CCs. Interesting and cool idea. I think Tim Lerch has a 3 CC-pkup Tele that sounds great! You would have no bridge pickup at all?

@Scatman - I just got 'lucky' with the delay on that chord. After I slide up to the high F the C from the previous chord along with some finger noise approximates a slide down and then back up. It's cool and I'll never be able to replicate it - lol!

@Larry - the 'isolated rhythm' is a by-product of me not being able to play it in tempo (with the way I needed the voicings to speak) all the way through. So I figured since it's a ballad, I can do it rubato(?).