Wes Montgomery Scrambled Eggs Guitar Transcription PDF + TAB + Guitar Pro (Nat Adderley, Work Song 1960)
Note-for-note Wes Montgomery guitar transcription of "Scrambled Eggs," with standard notation, guitar TAB, and a Guitar Pro file synced to the original recording. This is Wes Montgomery's complete guitar solo from Nat Adderley's classic 1960 hard bop album "Work Song" (Riverside).
"Scrambled Eggs" was written by Sam Jones and recorded in New York in January 1960. Nat Adderley leads the group on cornet, with Wes Montgomery (guitar), Bobby Timmons (piano), Sam Jones (cello), Percy Heath (bass), and Louis Hayes (drums). On this up-tempo tune, Wes plays a hard-swinging solo with his famous thumb-picked single-note lines, clear phrasing, and strong time feel. It is a great example of Wes Montgomery as a sideman in a hard bop setting, recorded the same year he became one of the most talked-about guitarists in jazz.
šÆ Who This Is For
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Jazz guitar players who want to learn Wes Montgomery's solo language
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Players working on hard bop and bebop phrasing, articulation, and swing feel
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Students who want an accurate Wes Montgomery transcription with TAB
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Jazz guitar teachers looking for real solo material for lessons
š§ About the Guitar Pro File
The Guitar Pro file is synced with the original recording. You can follow the transcription in real time, loop any phrase, and slow down difficult sections without losing the pitch. It is the easiest way to learn the solo by ear and by eye at the same time, and to check your timing against Wes Montgomery himself.
š¦ What You Get
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PDF Transcription (standard notation + guitar TAB)
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Guitar Pro File (synced to the original recording)
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