This was the first performance of Michael i saw after he died (when i was around 16 yo but already a big Fan of him). Since then this is my absolute favorite moment in music. Nothing fills me more with happiness and sadness at the same time.
People ask me if after I die and could be reincarnated what or who would I wanna be or come back as! It would be Michael Brecker! He was a master of the craft and I believe God worked through him to show us the spirit of music and human potential! Well done Michael! You are still missed! 11/02/2023-1926HOURS-CORONADO/SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA
Half of this Steps Ahead's version comes from Miles (Mike Stern, Adam Holzman, Daryl Jones) and on another gig half of the band came from Weather Report (Peter Erskine, Victor Bailey, Chuck Loeb) not bad when it comes to credentials (but it all fades away when Michael Brecker shows up on the gig.)
The hint of melody Mike plays with EWI at the beginning of the song is taken from "Two folk songs 1st", a tune by Pat Metheny. Michael Brecker, a giant
Steve Gadd and his incredible 12-minute, imperceptible crescendo. Nobody can measure the arc of an arrangement and develop it like Gadd can. To notice the subtle changes he makes to develop the form you have to listen so closely, but their effect is there, whether you realize it or not. Just incredible. It's an art he brings to so much of the music he plays. Of course, he doesn't do it alone here; as the band builds, it's amazing to realize they are STILL building and not done yet!
@@Minotauro_di_Chieti OK. Have you heard of a thing called "hyperbole"? There are indeed other drummers who have a good sense of an arrangement's form and can develop it. But, even speaking more literally, there is no denying that Gadd is a master at it, and his vocabulary of subtle changes just always works.
Frodohotep I agree, what Gadd is doing here is, as always, putting all his talent in the tune and forgetting about himself. I knew the version with Erskine, who is a very dynamic drummer (meaning he can play from ppp to fff) and Gadd brings it to another level. Cobham could do something like that, he has the fineness, and the power. Not much people have this palette. DeJohnette can be very delicate and also extremely powerful. Anyway, this is why they hire Gadd.
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凄いと言う言葉しかでてこない。今だにマイケルは天国で演奏をしている。聴けない事が寂しい。
Mike Brecker forever! ❤
that first tenor solo took my breath away......
❤❤❤❤❤
Mike quoting Two Folk Songs by Metheny ❤️
This was the first performance of Michael i saw after he died (when i was around 16 yo but already a big Fan of him). Since then this is my absolute favorite moment in music. Nothing fills me more with happiness and sadness at the same time.
Listen to "A Little Luck" by Mike Stern featuring MB. It is my happy place.
だれかご存じでしたら、全ての演奏している ミュージシャンの名前を教えてください。
マイケルブレッカー TSax マイクスターン Gt マイクマイニエリ Vibes ダリルジョーンズ Ba アダムホルツマン Keys スティーブガッド Dr
@@odei6008 有難う御座います。
Steve Gadd makes it look effortless. Such a great studio and jazz player.
People ask me if after I die and could be reincarnated what or who would I wanna be or come back as! It would be Michael Brecker! He was a master of the craft and I believe God worked through him to show us the spirit of music and human potential! Well done Michael! You are still missed! 11/02/2023-1926HOURS-CORONADO/SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA
One of the greatest jazz groups of all time. All legends.
🙂👍Gadd & Brecker, phenomonal!!!!!❤️
fun and fun with tears running down my face .Love how they know how to HAM things up at the later part
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Steve Gadd laying down a sweet pocket groove, is as fun to watch/hear as any of his solos!!!!!!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Is that Lyle Mays on keyboards?👍🙂
Adam Holzman, who’s the keyboard player for Steven Wilson these days
Micheal Brecker means every note he plays you can feel it, immediately impact! An extension of Trane in my eyes. Stern- unstoppable!
Adam Holzman on keys ?
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Mike Stern and Michael Brecker kick the ass always! All monsters on the stage.
Somethings can't be taught. #IYKYK
what a wonderful conversation they had. I am blessed to be able to listen to this.
Сто раз это слушал и ещё буду!)) Великие музыканты!!!
Half of this Steps Ahead's version comes from Miles (Mike Stern, Adam Holzman, Daryl Jones) and on another gig half of the band came from Weather Report (Peter Erskine, Victor Bailey, Chuck Loeb) not bad when it comes to credentials (but it all fades away when Michael Brecker shows up on the gig.)
Who is this drummer? ]
Gadd so good .
Open Mike(s) night!
Insane that those abounds come from that
Wow, just wow.
Probably my favorite solos of his ❤
Epoustouflant Michael Brecker !! 😍🤩
Michael Brecker on vaporiser
ah non,désolé... reprenez une activité normale;)
parc floral:Paris?
Loved that CLIMAX. Now that's what I am talking about. RIP Michael B.
@jemangs. Do you know what year this concert was performed? Thanks
My goodness Michael Brecker!
This is why Michael was for me the best.
As if the sky has descended on the stage!!!!!
Michael Brecker, Mike Stern, Steve Gadd, Mike Mainieri, ...... can I say s.t. more ??!
RIP Michael Brecker
Michael Brecker 😢
Wonderful ..just wonderful !!!
The hint of melody Mike plays with EWI at the beginning of the song is taken from "Two folk songs 1st", a tune by Pat Metheny. Michael Brecker, a giant
Nice catch!
It’s as if this was Michael’s eulogy.
And we get to witness that.
This is one of the best videos on Earth
Steve Gadd and his incredible 12-minute, imperceptible crescendo. Nobody can measure the arc of an arrangement and develop it like Gadd can. To notice the subtle changes he makes to develop the form you have to listen so closely, but their effect is there, whether you realize it or not. Just incredible. It's an art he brings to so much of the music he plays. Of course, he doesn't do it alone here; as the band builds, it's amazing to realize they are STILL building and not done yet!
_"Nobody can measure the arc of an arrangement and develop it like Gadd can."_ #ytmostidioticcomments
@@Minotauro_di_Chieti OK. Have you heard of a thing called "hyperbole"? There are indeed other drummers who have a good sense of an arrangement's form and can develop it. But, even speaking more literally, there is no denying that Gadd is a master at it, and his vocabulary of subtle changes just always works.
Frodohotep I agree, what Gadd is doing here is, as always, putting all his talent in the tune and forgetting about himself. I knew the version with Erskine, who is a very dynamic drummer (meaning he can play from ppp to fff) and Gadd brings it to another level. Cobham could do something like that, he has the fineness, and the power. Not much people have this palette. DeJohnette can be very delicate and also extremely powerful. Anyway, this is why they hire Gadd.
Jazz and funk drumming is the most difficult. They really control the song. That’s why in my opinion hip hop is more closely related to jazz/funk.
@@davruck1 more closely related to jazz/funk than what? Jw
They are enjoying each other as much as we are! I'm in tears over here!