Tina Brooks' "Theme for Doris"

[CJ Shearn]

what is the bar length of this tune? the A section seems really long.

[Free For All]

Just finished listening to it. It does have an interesting form, doesn't it? The beginning of the A section (specifically the use of the parallel minor-major 7th chords) is IMHO reminiscent of Nica's Dream.

The way I hear it the form is:

A (24 bars)

A (24 bars)

B (8 bars)

A (24 bars)

....making it an 80 bar tune.

[Rooster_Ties]

Just finished listening to it.

The whole thing??

Wimp. Would've taken b3-er only 4 bars, or so I've heard told.

[Free For All]

Wimp. 

I believe the appropriate term is "wussie".

b3-er

I believe the specific member you refer to is Jazz Kat. "Jazz Kat"- poor kid can't even spell, god bless 'im.

Oh well, if you can't beat 'em......

Phree Phour Aughl

[Jim Alfredson]

Just finished listening to it.

The whole thing??

Wimp. Would've taken b3-er only 4 bars, or so I've heard told.

Hey, don't drag me into this!!!

[Free For All]

Wait a minute......b3-er is Jazz Kat, isn't he?

[Rooster_Ties]

OOPS. Done got it all misremembered wrong.

Thanks for keeping me honest!!

[Rooster_Ties]

Wait a minute......b3-er is Jazz Kat, isn't he?

I just miss the guy who was just like Aric, only with a British accent. Or so I've heard told.

[Free For All]

OOPS.  Done got it all misremembered wrong. 

Thanks for keeping me honest!! 

Not that Jim wouldn't have figured it out in 4 bars, of course.

[Jim Alfredson]

I'm badass like that.

[CJ Shearn]

24 bars huh? I counted 20 something, I was off by four.

[Dave James]

Jim's analysis is, of course, more organic.

Up over and out.