Julian Lage
"Blues Connotation / P.S. Unless One Has" (Ornette Coleman) · Julian Lage || Guitar + Lead sheet || Sheet music + Tab + Chords
"Blues Connotation / P.S. Unless One Has" (Ornette Coleman) · Julian Lage || Guitar + Lead sheet || Sheet music + Tab + Chords
including:
• Electric Guitar: tabs + chords + sheet music
• Lead Sheet: sheet music + chords
• Digital Audio files: midi + xml + mp3
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song: Blues Connotation / P.S. Unless One Has
artists: Julian Lage, Alan Hampton, and Ted Poor
performance: Live from Here, with Chris Thile (June 16, 2018)
writer: Ornette Coleman (1960)
electric guitar: Julian Lage
(upright bass: Alan Hampton)
(drums: Ted Poor)
This is a note-for-note transcription of Julian Lage’s insane performance of “P.S. Unless One Has (Blues Connotation)”, a tune by Ornette Coleman. (This is possibly the hardest transcription job I ever did.) This product also includes a simple lead sheet of his guitar arrangement. Please, enjoy!
The two names for the tune stem from the fact that Ornette Coleman recorded two takes (on July 19th, 1960) and named them differently: The 5m16s take was first released on the album This Is Our Music (1961) as “Blues Connotation”, while the 5m55s take was released later on the album To Whom Keeps a Record (1975) as “P.S. Unless One Has (Blues Connotation No. 2)”. Julian Lage, being a fan of Ornette Coleman, had occasionally been playing this tune in live shows, until the tune found its spot on the setlist on the Squint tour in 2021, there titled “Blues Connotation”.
