Interesting -- I had always used the bis key, ignorantly sliding, but still thinking in-line, and then I read where the bis was to be avoided unless absolutely necessary, prefering instead the front F/F# keys or the side key (he never mentions the front) which I visualized as a kind of ping-pong between the hands to bounce up to C or C# in licks like in the bridge of Take Five. His description here makes so much more sense, I'm going back to my earlier naivete!
Interesting -- I had always used the bis key, ignorantly sliding, but still thinking in-line, and then I read where the bis was to be avoided unless absolutely necessary, prefering instead the front F/F# keys or the side key (he never mentions the front) which I visualized as a kind of ping-pong between the hands to bounce up to C or C# in licks like in the bridge of Take Five. His description here makes so much more sense, I'm going back to my earlier naivete!
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