Let's be together (duet)

Hi all
I tried to use the sax soloist as a melody structure,
this is what we got.


_JAZMEDL.STL Jazz Swing Soloist MultiStyle
Clarinet,Soloist OlderSwing Clarinet(72) P.J Perry
Sax, Alto, older Swing Sw, Alto Sax (66) P.J Perry

Hope you enjoy it #cornyJazz

Very nice! Cool and laid back... I really enjoyed this one.

Bob

Yes very nice laid back song. Excellent chord progression, great backing tracks and very good vocals.

Thanks Bob

Thank you very much Mario

Excellent listen Well done

Thank you Scott, singing a soloist track was more challenging then I expected.

Nice laid back groove and vocal. Good stuff!

Thanks BlueAttitude,

I enjoyed your Perfect Illusion on reverbnation

"Blue Attitude" is a collaboration between Dave Bell
(music and production) and Chris Spruit (lyrics and vocals)
featuring all original music.

I'll be listening to more of your collaborations...

Wow, I really enjoyed this! Super song, excellent mix and orchestration, and great vocals on both sides.

I will be listening to this again!!!

thanks David, glad you enjoyed my
collaboration. Love how your pushing the envelope with your music. Always a pleasure to check out what is new with you.

Hello, LPman

Cool! Super cool!
As Mario said, excellent chord progression, great backing tracks and very good vocals.
It's a very nice idea to vocalese ad-lib phrasing.
It reminds me of The Double Six of Paris, jazz vocal group of 60's a little bit.
YouTube video below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fSDDxu29aU

Enjoyed my listen a lot.

Best regards.

Shigeki Adachi

Thanks Shigeki Adachi
For your post. I watched the yt video you posted
and could hear the similarities. Glad you enjoyed
my track. Thanks again for your wonderful post.

You both sound great! And this is one of our very favorite genres. Loved everything about it! Super duet - thanks for a real nice listen!

Alan & Di

Thanks Alan & Di
I am still very self-conscious about my singing.
I am right now,I'm trying to get a final handle on chord
Progression using excel to list them. I want a birds eye view on customizing chords that are subtly close to each other for softer transitions. It will probably make songs easier to sing to....