[PDF][MIDI] Them that got

i got bored trying to work out 'mess' (temporarily), so i did this instead.

good job. any chance of doing a nwc?

sorry, dont know anything about nwc.
but if you can import the midi then channel1 = right hand, channel2 = left hand.

get it while you can.

timings a bit screwed on that nwc. need to stop it quantizing it.

pdf added. (top post).

i'm assuming it's in G major, but i could be wrong.
i'm also not sure my score editor handled this track very well. it seems to have gone tuplet crazy. 

yeah, I hate noteworthy for that kind of stuff, like editing the detail of rests, etc.

it sucks for that.
(long live finale, I have to jack a copy from school again)

thanks greenwire, great work as always

is this the whole song though or just the first bit. I haven't heard the ep-version but in a live version he also does a solo in the middle of the song. Was this improvised or did you only transcribe half of the song?

Yeah, many of the tuplets could be eliminated by just notating swing eighths.

thanks greenwire, great work as always

is this the whole song though or just the first bit. I haven't heard the ep-version but in a live version he also does a solo in the middle of the song. Was this improvised or did you only transcribe half of the song?

It's the EP version. 

i hate to nit pick...but the first chord in them that got...isn't just f Bb and e...if you listen he plays f Ab Bb e and slides the Ab and Bb down to A and B ...like the Ab and Bb are grace notes....have to stick those ears out...

i hate to nit pick...but the first chord in them that got...isn't just f Bb and e...if you listen he plays f Ab Bb e and slides the Ab and Bb down to A and B ...like the Ab and Bb are grace notes....have to stick those ears out...

It's great that you can hear that, but we here at "the burbs" are not professional transcribers, nor do we get any profit from doing this. Therefore, we take the lazy way out and provide a guideline (more or less) to follow. I also do transcriptions, and i am sure that Greenwire (and myself) are aware that if somebody has the talent/ability to naturally play grace notes and blues ornaments, then they most likely have the ear to pick them out - thus reducing the need to include them in our transcriptions.
Depending on the method of transcribing, it can be a real pain in the neck to include little 'fiddley' bits such as that.
But yes you are absolutely correct on your observation.
Welcome to the burbs!