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Nice to hear your stories, brother....stay healthy and roll on.....

I love this guy!!!!

Couldn't practice and he's probably the best jazz pianist alive today. Amazing.

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What a great guy and great talker Russell Malone is. I've had the pleasure of seeing him play live a couple of times and he is a real master. So many wonderful stories here and I appreciated his kind words about Gene Bertoncini, my late father's good friend and favorite guitarist.

I was introduced to Monty’s music when I was around 14. The album I received from a bass player, who told me I should listen to him, changed my life course. There was a guitarist named George Aguiar who I took lessons from who played with Monty a few times. Anyway, I’ve always been a huge fan of Monty’s!!! Love his style and personality. A true gem of a human being.

you guys are pretty good

I can listen to Mr. Malone talk music all day. Thank you for this. What a treat and what a treasure.

I spent a lot of time in Jamaica. Monty Alexander is the Royal Ambassador of Jazz from Jamaica. There will never be another to replace him.

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Great vid thx..i was waiting for Monty to speak of his brief relationship/marriage to Emily Remler, unless i missed it? Nevertheless it was a great insight on Monty's experiences and philosophy, great job, thank you.

wonderful!

please join the team! )

Fantastic job!!

Can you bring your volume up? im hearing more Jaco and less you. Other than that this was amazing

Very, very impressive

That was cool!

This is awesome

I seriously neeeeed these tabs 😩

Wonderful

perfect duo, perfect playing and recording, perfect mix, perfect place, even the buzz of that damn bass and the dents on the bricks are perfect. damn dude! this video gives peace. thank you algorithm, thank you...

Beautiful stuff!

amazing! this needs more views 😎

This guy it so humble. Great Interview!

NICE MAN!!

Luke, this is a great conversation. My father owned several jazz clubs in the Washington DC area throughout the 60s and 70s. As a kid, I worked in these clubs and knew and still know Monty personally. He is exactly the man he appears to be. He spent time at our house frequently during the '70s, and my Mom loved him. Gracious, talented, and humble . Our family adored him. Love to you, Monty.

Ray Brown was raised in a church in Pittsburgh since he was born. He told me hundreds of stories what he lived and felt. Monty is totally right about it. Bill Basie was so too ... A lot of those guys from that time were raised in or around a church.

O_O WOW!

Neil Young GOAT

OP's "Tricotism" is actually much more difficult on upright than "Teen Town"

One of my inspirations so a treasure to have his video. Thank you for this interview ❤🎹👍🏽

Well done!!!!!

Sounds better in my opinion. I've always disliked JP's tone.

Synchronization between right/left hand -> accomplished ;)

Totally impressive!!!…

i could relate closely to the details of monty's story despite being from a totally different time and place. What a treat to feel a kindred spirit across all racial, generational, geographical, and cultural lines.

What an uplifting sound😊

You two are really warming up for that live recording session in March! So looking forward to it

You and Andrew sound really great together! So looking forward to seeing you for the live recording date in March.

First found him after hearing “Nite Mist Blues”

Good stuff. If you ever come to the Montreal Jazz festival, spread the news.

tons of Amazing bass players on TH-cam these days, but to me just as you say, stay in your lane. if a bass has tons of high frequencies, and the player is all over the neck.. just ain't bass playing.

hey lads -- SWEET (uncle)

Wow! Beautiful tune and playing!

Very cool man, great job!

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Good playback 😅

The old 'tongue of concentration' in effect 👍 Good one, looks really smooth, though I'd like to hear the doghouse more

Well done sir, I salute you