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The best " out " note I have ever heard . Thx from France

Notice Victor Goines references that infamous note in his own solo at 3:37

David Sanborn lo demas bla bla bla.

:"Butter notes" " is a jazz term that refers to the most obvious notes in a chord, typically the third and seventh notes. The term comes from a story about jazz legend Herbie Hancock and Miles Davis, where Davis told Hancock not to play "butter notes". Hancock interpreted this to mean "don't play the obvious notes" and found that leaving out these notes opened up new creative possibilities."

LET BRO COOK!!!

The phenomena of nodding after watching this solo. The guys in the band, me watching this for the 10.000th time

Tocava muito

The ending! 😃

This is a lesson for life. A “wrong” note just needs a little bit of time and patience to make total sense

This gotta be the definition of jazz

Took me forever to find this master piece at 11 pm.. was stuck in my head how beautiful a mistake can be ❤

Everyone shaking their head and laughing like, “this mo fucka just schooled all of us.” HAHAHHAHAHA amazing

Wow! ❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

J’étais dans la salle ce soir là. Un magnifique souvenir ! Inoubliable !!🎷🎷🎷

Ome of the best splos i ve heard

Is there a name for playing in this style of out of the key improv that isn’t just like free jazz😂 I’m trying to find more examples of stuff like this to transcribe.

This is how I understand it: Funking tired, So fucking tired So so fucking tired, Long day, lots to do, fucking tired. But it was good. Fucking tired. And tomorrow ill do it all again, give it 100%, until I am fucking tired again.

I dont get the video , I dont get the comments........... jazz musicians are some kind of theoretical quantum scientists , it all makes sense to them. For the rest of us it's noise

This is what the majority of musicians lack in modern music. A perspective in a song, an unusual direction. Jazz already has these unexpected turns, and these other musicians around the professor shouldn't be this surprised, but still impressed nonetheless. Very rarely will it occur that you hear such wonderful execution of an unconventional sound in modern music, that's based on the composition and arrangement itself, not relying on modern-day technology for your complex "music-thought" to be expressed.

Was Jaco doing this?

A beautiful version from the master alto saxophonist, Mr. David Sanborn. Rest in Peace.

He had us at the 1st half, not gonna lie

Actually seeing the notes on the page as you're listening somehow makes it sound even more masterful than when I first heard it. It is such a perfect interpretation and the emotion Sanborn can evoke really proves his command of the sax. Thanks for transcribing.

Keep in mind this dude started playing to strenghten his lungs when he was severly sick as a kid. Mad respect, rest in peace legend

you can hear how kazuki katsuka quotes sanborn in his licks (bar 74)

Kats were fighting for their lives waiting on a resolution lol

Wonderful solo

2:36 is the famous solo for those who’ve come to this video for that.

WHO played this solo

The best part is him changing the tone of the song. But everyone is doing well!

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NICE 😎👌

i took a jazz appreciation class in art college (long before i played sax) and i never forgot what the instructor said the very first day of class. jazz is not about the notes you play but how you play them. i didnt really understand at the time but when i listen to david sanborn it all makes sense.

Virgo from "Night dreamers" minute 02:57

Cool is subjective. But to me, that was cool as f**K.

I was searching for an anime boy edit but this is better

The sound plus the construction of that solo is genius . That solo influenced countless tenor players. .

Thank

Rest in peace legend

Rest in peace legend

Rip david

Great! What was that note?

this solo is amazingly beautiful

Extraordinaria Ella.

Starts at 0:18

Ive seriously rewatched that like 20 times

Conheci Mr.Sanborn em 2004 no Teatro Guaíra, homem humilde sem estrelismo, após a sua performance recebeu aos fãs com a maior paciência e gentileza.

Would love to see a version of this with the camera focused on Wynton the whole way through!

I know nothing of music. Did he MEAN to hit that note ? Or was it initially a mistake ?

Please link me other videos like this one!