peter gunn kill chord - what is it?

[aerotop]

hi yall
can some one post the mancini "pete gunn" kill chord??
thanks
aerotop

[Maj9th]

What is a "kill chord?'

Maj9th

Post by aerotop
hi yall
can some one post the mancini "pete gunn" kill chord??
thanks
aerotop

[Maj9th]

What is a "kill chord?'

Maj9th

Post by aerotop
hi yall
can some one post the mancini "pete gunn" kill chord??
thanks
aerotop

[oasysco]

I think it's the chord you end with/finish up the tune with.

Greg

[Joey Goldstein]

As I recall, this tune ends with a few shots on Im(maj7), perhaps with a
9th added as well. But the very lasy chord is Imaj9, perhaps with a #11
thrown in too.
Not really sure though.

Post by oasysco
I think it's the chord you end with/finish up the tune with.
Greg

[t***@yahoo.com]

The piano sheet shows the last cord as FCFGBD (G11/F?) The preceeding
cord is Gb Db Bb F Ab C Eb (Ab/GbMj7?).

Cheers,

Tony Kayne

Post by Joey Goldstein
As I recall, this tune ends with a few shots on Im(maj7), perhaps with a
9th added as well. But the very lasy chord is Imaj9, perhaps with a #11
thrown in too.
Not really sure though.

Post by oasysco
I think it's the chord you end with/finish up the tune with.
Greg

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joegold AT sympatico DOT ca

[Joey Goldstein]

The more I think about it the more I think I'm way off below.

In E, the 7 stabs might be F13#11 with the final chord might be
Em(maj7). Still not sure though.
I think the recording had the guitar tuned down a 1/2 step so that's
really E13#11 and Ebm(maj7).

On guitar these grips would work:
F13#11 = X 6 5 4 3 X (bass player plays root, 3rd and 5th are omitted)
Em(maj7) = X 7 5 4 4 X
But the shots are really voiced for big band horns, not guitar.

Post by Joey Goldstein
As I recall, this tune ends with a few shots on Im(maj7), perhaps with a
9th added as well. But the very lasy chord is Imaj9, perhaps with a #11
thrown in too.
Not really sure though.

Post by oasysco
I think it's the chord you end with/finish up the tune with.
Greg

--
Joey Goldstein
http://www.joeygoldstein.com
joegold AT sympatico DOT ca

[Federico]

Try this: key of E -- F, Bb, D, G, C, E.
Play it at the first fret, with D, G and high E open. Let me know if
this nails it!

[aerotop]

On 16 Oct 2005 23:43:07 -0700, "Federico"

Post by Federico
Try this: key of E -- F, Bb, D, G, C, E.
Play it at the first fret, with D, G and high E open. Let me know if
this nails it!

actually this sounds close
http://members.tripod.com/~johncomino/momaj9.htm
1st chord major 9th
aerotop

[Federico]

aerotop,

The chord I'm thinking of came after a two-beat rest at the end of the
theme and was a just guitar appegio of six notes. I'm not referring to
the horn blast before that. Are we on the same page?

[aerotop]

On 17 Oct 2005 03:43:27 -0700, "Federico"

Post by Federico
aerotop,
The chord I'm thinking of came after a two-beat rest at the end of the
theme and was a just guitar appegio of six notes. I'm not referring to
the horn blast before that. Are we on the same page?

i think 8 beats on a f then the kill chord on the the next offbeat
all horns......mancini had it in f but we play it in e as a walk off
and sounds crap without that last chord
aerotop

[Joey Goldstein]

Post by aerotop
mancini had it in f

Oh geez, that's right.
In R&B bands we always play it in E so we can use the open E string.