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Melody
Bass line
Harmonic analysis
Melodic analysis
Arpeggios 1
Arpeggios 2
Playlist
Melody
Bass line
Harmonic analysis
Melodic analysis
Arpeggios 1
Arpeggios 2
6 comments on “Good Bait”
Merci Lionel : Découverte de Odean Pope pour moi
its those last 2 bars that always get me. ive been trying to memorize – and done OK – but when it comes to bar 7 , i always stumble- and am tempted to peek at the music
Great video on the melody, I had the A sections down before breakfast 😮 😀
In the sixties, I worked in a band as a drummer and “Good Bait” was part of the repertoire.
In 1965, Dizzy Gillespie quintet went in Bordeaux: fabulous concert with James Moody.
They played this tune and also Con Alma which is one of my favorites tunes in latin jazz: great choruses by James Moody. I like versions of Good Bait by Theodore Fats Navarro, John Coltrane, Phil Woods, Basie and many others.
Thanks, Alex for this choice, because it’s very important to manage this structure, called “Anatole” in France and Rythm change all over the world!
Glad you enjoy this tune Christian 🙂 Be careful though, in French there is a little bit of confusion because indeed the harmonic progression I VI II V is indeed called “anatole”, but when we talk about rhythm changes this is the AABA form with the harmonic progression from I Got Rhythm.
Here is the lesson about that:
https://jazzvideolessons.net/portfolio-items/rhythm-changes-i-got-rhythm-part-1/
Other standards that use the same forms include Oleo, Moose the mooche, Anthropology etc…
Thank you Alex for the precision. In the books of Philippe Baudoin ( Jazz mode d’emploi) and of Jacques Siron (La partition intérieure), the explanations are not very clear, and when I learned Anthropology, it was difficult for me to analyse the tune after reading the chapters of these two authors.
Have a good day.