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Hi Pianologist,many thanks for all your work! It’s quite enjoyable to have a look at it, let alone try and play it! Most of your stuff is out of my league though But I do have a question: There’s a song called “Coffee Cold” by Galt MacDermot. It appears to be a landmark in funk (it’s from ’66 or so). The composer is also the man that worte the total score of HAIR, a couple of years later.Now the thing is, that I was really caught by the piano on this song. So I went out looking for the sheet music on this one, expecting that it would exist.
Perhaps it does, but I wasn’t able to track it down. Perhaps you like it just as much as I do. Maybe you even want to write it down and post it on your blog. That would be extremely great.
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You can hear the song here on youtube:Whatever you decide to do (or don’t do) with the song, my advice would be: just listen to it. It sticks to the mind!Kind Regards, MarcelNetherlands. I’ve always wanted transcriptions of the solos in Traffics “Empty Pages” and Elton John’s “Sweat it Out” I appreciate your site. It’s always great to see the sharing of music.
If you’re interested, you can listen to the pieces I’ve included here, and offer your opinion if you feel so inclined.Thanks again, ChuckElton John’s Sweat it Out:The solo starts at 4:54 and goes to the end, but is somewhat repetetive.Traffic’s “Empty Pages”The solo here starts at 1:50 and ends about a minute later. Stevie Winwood at his best on the electric piano.
I’d love to play like that.I also like Patrick Moraz’ Jungles of the World, but couldn’t find a version of it on the web.