Brandon Ridenour & Jeremy Jordan – Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
An evening pause: Ridenour, on trumpet, arranged the song in the style of early jazz, which isn’t surprising because that’s exactly the stylistic roots of the song, as created by the Beatles.
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Danae-
excellent find! very nicely done.
Mr. Z., –yes, you nailed that description quite well.
There is a version by the Mona Lisa Twins, that has a distinct Post Modern Jukebox feel to it.
pivoting—
dissecting music into (some of) it’s constitute parts—
The Beatles –
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
–isolated electric guitar and moog synthesizer tracks-
Abbey Road version 1969
https://youtu.be/UQXD_G6RI3k?t=37
3:28