"After You've Gone" Emmet Cohen (Live in Japan) — Patrick Bartley Alto Sax Solo Transcription
the 2.7M views video w/ patrick bartley (but in japan) he's back at it again concocting the most scientifcally perfected melodies to after you've gone's changes -- pdf and mscz download in description ‼️‼️ Piano — Emmet Cohen / @emmetcohen Alto Sax — Patrick Bartley / @patrickbartleymusic Bass — Philip Norris / @philip_norris Drums — Kyle Poole / _chef.kp "After You've Gone" live at Blue Note Tokyo performed by the Emmet Cohen Trio w/ Patrick Bartley Original by Turner Layton & Henry Creamer ** Some chords aren't in the video due to cropping issues, but are present in the PDF download Based on: • After You’ve Gone - live in JAPAN feat. Pa... ----------------------------------------------- donations: https://ko-fi.com/asroshi ----------------------------------------------- transcribed by asroshi (me) available in Eb, Bb and C transcribed to learn bebop - again this was acc so fun to transcribe HUGE help for finding out the chords: https://musescore.com/user/9579626/sc... https://pianolit.com/tools/chord-finder [free] downloads: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... if using please give credit thanks #afteryouvegone #patrickbartley #emmetcohen #bebop #saxophone #jazz #bluenote #tokyo #japan #transcription
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