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Durante Los Años Sesenta Grabó Con Johnny Mathis, Neil Diamond Bajista#05pag.qxp 08/02/2005 9:42 PÆgina 18 urante los años sesenta grabó con Johnny Mathis, Neil Diamond, Nancy DSinatra, Pat Boone, Sammy Davis Jr., The Everly Brothers, Dionne Warwick, Barbara Streisand, Linda Ronstadt, el guitarrista fla- menco Carlos Montoya, The Doors, con los que grabó "L.A. Woman" (fue invitado a unirse a la banda poco antes de la muerte de Jim Morrison). Un día recibió una llamada del guitarrista James Burton para lo que se conocería posteriormente como la "TCB Band" de Elvis. Scheff trabajó para el rey desde 1969 a 1973 y de 1975 hasta el final. En 1976 empezó a tocar para Bob Dylan, grabando varios discos. Durante los ochenta prosiguió su carrera como músico de sesión y grabó para John Denver, Elvis Costello y Roy Orbison (se le puede ver tocando el contra- bajo en el DVD "Black and white night") y literalmente decenas de artistas. Más de lo mismo en los noventa. Los discos en los que ha grabado se cuentan por cientos. Una auténtica leyenda que sigue en activo hoy en día. Scheff trasladó sus raíces de Jazz y R&B al terreno del Rock And Roll y del Country. Sus líneas son com- 18 bajista MARZO 2005 Bajista#05pag.qxp 08/02/2005 9:42 PÆgina 19 Ejemplo 01 plejas e imaginativas, o sim- ceras mayores a un tono de ples y eficaces según el tema distancia contra el mi al aire lo requiera. Domina el bajo de la cuarta cuerda, Scheff sin trastes y el contrabajo. Si sugiere los acordes de mi la ocasión lo requiere es un menor (Em) y de la con bajo excelente solista (un buen en mi (A/E). ejemplo es " Polk Salad El ejemplo 4 es el comienzo Annie" - Elvis as recorded at de "Been Down So Long" del Madison square garden, mismo disco. Aquí el bajo 1972). Sus hijos son músicos pasa de marcar las tónicas a también (Su hijo mayor negras a doblar la voz de Jason Scheff es cantante y Morrison. Observa como los bajista del grupo Chicago.). glisandos le dan un carácter Ejemplos también disponi- más vocal al dibujo. bles en mp3 en el CD de la Para los más valientes, el revista. último ejemplo 5, es el solo Ejemplo 1 es una línea típica de Fuzz bass de Jerry en suya para "Burning Love": Polk Salad Annie.(Elvis As Scheff emplea tríadas y sex- Recorded In Madison Square tas para dar melodía a la Garden) . La grabación línea. El lick del último com- incluida es meramente orien- pás alterna la tercera menor tativa, mi articulación difiere con la tercera mayor del ligeramente de la de Scheff. acorde para dar un sólido Os recomiendo escuchar la más blues a la línea y pro- original. ¡Tendrás que pedir- porcionar un "hook" al tema. le prestada la distorsión a tu Es ligado, sin articulación de guitarrista! la mano derecha. Ejemplo 2 es la parte instru- mental del mismo tema. El uso de la séptima menor sobre el acorde de sol (fa) le proporciona un sabor a dominante. Scheff recurre a cromatismos en el sexto com- pás para dar impulso a la línea y atención al precioso lick de salida basado en la escala pentatónica mayor de re, descendiendo desde la tercera del acorde. Las dos primeras notas son ligadas. El ejemplo 3 es la línea de "Riders On The Storm" (The Doors - LA Woman). Utilizando un dibujo de ter- bajista 19 MARZO 2005 Bajista#05pag.qxp 08/02/2005 9:42 PÆgina 20 Jerry Scheff El bajista de Elvis Presley Ejemplo 02 Ejemplo 03 Ejemplo 04 Ejemplo 05 20 bajista MARZO 2005 Bajista#05pag.qxp 08/02/2005 9:42 PÆgina 21 Discografía parcial: En solitario: Fire Down Below Albert Lee: Gagged But Not Bound (1988) Barney Kessel "Guitar On Fire" (1965) Bob Dylan: Dylan, Street Legal (1978) Crowded House: Crowded House (1985) Demis Roussos: Demis Roussos Elvis Costello: King Of America (1986), Out Of Our Idiot (1987), Spike (1989), Kojak Variety (1995), Mighty Like A Rose (2002) Elvis Presley: Elvis Live At Madison Square Garden, Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite (DVD-1973) Moody Blue, On Stage (1970), That's The Way It Is (1970) (la mayoría de los directos de Elvis en los setenta están grabados por Scheff) Glenn Frey: Strange Weather (1982) John Denver: Seasons Of The Heart (1982), It's About Time (1983), Dreamland Express (1985), One World (1986), Flower That Shattered The Stone (1990), Earth Songs (1995), Christmas (1999), Sing Australia - In Concert (2000) Michelle Shocked: Arkansas Traveler Nancy Sinatra: Nancy (1969) Roy Orbison: Mistery Girl (1989), Black And White Night: Live Sam Philips: Turning (1987), Indescribable vow (1988), Cruel Inventions (1991), Omnipop (1996) Stevie Knicks "Enchanted, the works of Stevie Nicks" Southern Pacific: Southern Pacific (1985) Suzanne Vega: 99.9 degrees Farenheit T-Bone Burnett: T-Bone Burnett (1986), Talking Animals (1988), Criminal Under My Own Hat (1992) Tanya Tucker: T.N.T. (1978) The Association: And Then Along Comes The Association (1965) The Doors: LA Woman (1971), Other Voices (1971), Complete Studio Recordings (1999) Todd Rundgren: Runt: The Ballad Of Todd Rundgren Tom Scott: Great Scott Bandas Sonoras: Head (1968), Slam Dance (1987), Great Balls Of Fire bajista 21 MARZO 2005.
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