New Orleans Piano

[Peter B. (peter_b)]

A transcription of "Huey Smith Style" from (Dr. John Teaches New Orleans Piano 2).not <center><table border=1><tr><td>http://www.notation.com/discus/icons/attachment_icon.gifHuey Smith Style (Dr. John Teaches New Orleans Piano 2).not
Huey Smith Style (Dr. John Teaches New Orleans Piano 2).not (http://www.notation.com/discus/messages/35939/Huey_Smith_Style__Dr__John_Teaches_New_Orleans_Pia no_2_-37223.not) (117.7 k)</td></tr></table></center>

Would welcome hearing/posts from any others who transcribe/play this kind of piano music.

Peter B.

[Ian Douglas Graham (iandgraham)]

Peter

Appreciate the thought but: the attachment title says it's a *.not file, but what I'm finding is an MP3. Is that what you intended ?


Ian G.

[Peter B. (peter_b)]

Ian.

Right click. Save target as. Change suffix from mp3 to not. Open file with NC.........works for me.

Why file-conversion happens in NC?......No idea.

Peter B.

[Sherry Crann (sherry)]

Howdy guys,

I just tried the file and it is indeed a .not filetype. Attachments to the forum get a number added to the filename proper (presumably to help with parsing them, which is a bit weird), but the .not filetype was retained when I downloaded the file. Some browsers that don't "know" certain filetypes will make a best guess, and perhaps that's what yours was doing Ian, "guessing" that this was supposed to be an mp3 file.

In any event, as Peter says, you should be able to download the file regardless of the filename or extension, and then simply re-name it whatever you want on your hard drive.

It's a very cool performance piece. I don't play keys myself (I'm a bass player for the most part, who plays around with a number of other instruments) but I love hearing this stuff!

ttfn,
Sherry