:32:00
Yeah, sure.
:32:02
He says:
:32:05
"Yardbird...
:32:06
...I sure as hell am partial
to them flatted fifths of yours.
:32:10
Play me that there 'IKKlactoveedsedstene'
one more time, partner.
:32:14
I tell you, nobody can improvise...
:32:17
...a diminished ninth from the tonic
like a full-blooded Negro."
:32:25
Hey, that's my solo.
:32:30
He wrote words to that?
:32:32
Haven't you heard that?
:32:34
- It's crappy.
- No, I want to hear it.
:32:37
I want to hear it.
:32:52
Choodnick could've used that one.
:32:55
It was a great solo
and I hate the idea.
:32:58
Come on, let me hear this.
:33:00
She'd only bring herself down
:33:04
So long, everybody
:33:09
The time has come and I must leave
:33:12
So if I see your smiling face again
:33:16
Make a promise you'll remember
Like a Christmas day in December
:33:20
That I told you all
Through thick and thin
:33:23
On up until the end
Parker's been your friend
:33:28
Don't hang your head when you see
:33:30
When you see those six pretty horses
Pullin' me
:33:36
Put a $20 silver piece
On my watch chain
:33:38
Look at the smile on my face
:33:40
Sing a little song
To let the world know I'm really free
:33:44
Cry for me
'Cause I'm going to Kansas City
:33:51
Got any idea...
:33:53
...how much a $20 silver piece
would weigh?
:33:56
I didn't hear that. I was thinking
about what a great solo it was...