Prince - NPG Records and Sony Music Announce Worldwide Alliance for 'Musicology' NPG Records distributed by Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment It is rumoured that the free giveaway CD edition (for those who purchases a concert ticket) will be different to the 'enhanced' retail version (maybe some hidden / bonus tracks or some video ad).Ġ2. This new Prince studio album will be released 'online' (via The NPG Music Club) on We are NOT responsible 4 withdrawn thangs and/or canceled release dates -) and our Dawntown-News section 4 the latest status! Maybe he was just in a certain mood when he recorded this.įor convenience, the PDF is for the entire track, but the video below is for the second solo in the track, starting at the top of page 3.Herein U find the announced and rumoured 4thcoming projects (album, single releases) The thing that’s interesting to me about this is that in this solo, it sounds like he’s using the alternate fingering on the first note of the grouping, and not the second note, which is what he (and other players) would more commonly do. This by itself is not unusual – lots of people use this technique (including Maceo). One interesting thing that I noticed is that there are a bunch of places where Maceo plays two notes with one using an alternate fingering. The bank half of the track is a long blow: Two full choruses of the form followed by twenty four bars of a single chord ‘breakdown’, then three more choruses of the form to finish out the track. The trickiest part of this solo is the rhythm. Any suggestions?Ĭontinuing from part 1 last week, here is part 2… Again, the ‘long’ fingering works best for me, but is harder to use in fast passages, which makes me suspect that Maceo has a ‘short’ fingering that works well for him. The alternate ‘A’ fingerings work great for me, but I haven’t found the equivalent for Bb yet.

I’m also experimenting with alternate Bb fingerings. The ‘short’ fingerings are not very stable for me, so I end up using the ‘long’ fingerings more often than not. The solo itself is classic Maceo in many ways, but it also has an uncommon amount of high altissimo. I’m experimenting with different fingerings for the high G to find one that works best in these situations. This is a track that I believe was recorded in 1974 by ‘Maceo and the Macks’, but you may find it on various compilation CDs (as I did) under the JB’s, James Brown, or Maceo himself. Hello 2016! For the my first post of the year, I wanted to dig down deep into my Maceo collection again. Album: The JB’s: Funky Good Time: Anthology (1974).

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