Cannonball and Coltrane — “Limehouse Blues" (1959) saxophone transcription [w/ Coltrane Changes]
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Transcription PDFs can be found
Transcription PDFs can be found in concert pitch and transposed keys on my website — colingordonmusic.com
Note The chord changes in parentheses during Coltrane's solo are simply my best guess at what he may have been thinking. This is perhaps the earliest example of "Coltrane Changes," or the "major-third cycle." (There are a few brief instances of Coltrane playing part of the major-third cycle about two weeks before this recording on the track "Three Little Words" from the album Bags & Trane, but I have found those examples a bit more elusive. This "Limehouse Blues" solo, on the other hand, has several very clear examples of the full major-third cycle, such as the very opening of Coltrane's solo that substitutes G7 with the chords:
| Dmin7 Eb7 | Abmaj7 B7 | Emaj7 G7 |
which sounds very similar to the opening of Coltrane's own composition, "Countdown.”)
Personnel:
Alto Saxophone – Cannonball Adderley
Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane
Piano – Wynton Kelly
Bass – Paul Chambers
Drums – Jimmy Cobb
Recording Information:
Album: Cannonball Adderley Quintet — In Chicago
Track: Limehouse Blues (Douglas Furber and Philip Braham)
Released: 1959
Recorded: February 3, 1959
Universal Recording Corp. (Chicago)
Label: Mercury
MG 20449
Producer: Jack Tracy
Note The chord changes in parentheses during Coltrane's solo are simply my best guess at what he may have been thinking. This is perhaps the earliest example of "Coltrane Changes," or the "major-third cycle." (There are a few brief instances of Coltrane playing part of the major-third cycle about two weeks before this recording on the track "Three Little Words" from the album Bags & Trane, but I have found those examples a bit more elusive. This "Limehouse Blues" solo, on the other hand, has several very clear examples of the full major-third cycle, such as the very opening of Coltrane's solo that substitutes G7 with the chords:
| Dmin7 Eb7 | Abmaj7 B7 | Emaj7 G7 |
which sounds very similar to the opening of Coltrane's own composition, "Countdown.”)
Personnel:
Alto Saxophone – Cannonball Adderley
Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane
Piano – Wynton Kelly
Bass – Paul Chambers
Drums – Jimmy Cobb
Recording Information:
Album: Cannonball Adderley Quintet — In Chicago
Track: Limehouse Blues (Douglas Furber and Philip Braham)
Released: 1959
Recorded: February 3, 1959
Universal Recording Corp. (Chicago)
Label: Mercury
MG 20449
Producer: Jack Tracy
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