Live From Emmet's Place Vol. 115 - Johnny O'Neal, Philip Harper & Brad Mehldau

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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Johnny O'Neal - Piano & Vocals
Brad Mehldau - Piano
Philip Harper - Trumpet
Philip Norris - Bass
Joey Ranieri - Bass
Kyle Poole - Drums
Damien Mehldau - Drums
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0:00 When Will The Blues Leave? (Ornette Coleman) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet
8:30 I’ll Remember April (Gene de Paul; lyr. Patricia Johnston & Don Raye) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet 🍃
20:09 Emmet Cohen Introduces the Musicians: Kyle Poole, drums; Philip Norris, bass
- ft. Philip Harper, trumpeter, vocalist, mentor & NYC inspiration // Johnny O’Neal, pianist, vocalist, luminary of the tradition 🔥
23:05 Sunday (comp. Ned Miller, Jule Styne; lyr. Chester Conn, Bennie Krueger) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals
29:07 Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye (Cole Porter) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals
36:19 Emmet Invites Johnny O’Neal to the Piano as a Beloved Teacher, Friend, & Colleague at the Keys 🎹
37:21 Tight (Betty Carter) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Joey Ranieri, bass
42:12 Did I Ever Really Live? (Albert Hague; lyr. Allan Sherman) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Joey Ranieri, bass 🌎
47:52 Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) (Frank Wilson) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Phil Norris, bass; Kyle Poole drums, & Emmet Cohen, piano
54:49 Philip Harper Recounts First Seeing Johnny O’Neal With Clark Terry at age 14 // a catalyst & inspiration during his journey as a musician 🏆
57:03 Wild Is Love (Raye Rasch; lyr. Dorothy Wayne) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet & vocals
1:05:25 Homeboy Blues (Johnny O’Neal) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Emmet Cohen, piano 🎼
1:13:34 Emmet Welcomes Innovator & Master of the Keys, Brad Mehldau
1:14:38 C.T.A. (Lee Morgan) - ft. Brad Mehldau, piano; Philip Harper, trumpet; Phil Norris, bass; Kyle Poole, drums 🎺
1:23:50 I Wish You Love (engl. lyrics Albert Askew Beach) ❤️‍🔥// (adapt. ‘Que reste-t-il de nos amours?’ by Charles Trenet) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet & vocals
1:34:13 Slow Hot Wind (Henry Mancini) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Joey Ranieri, bass; Kyle Poole, drums 🍂
1:43:36 ‘Six Hands in Harlem’ Blues in B-Flat 🎹🌃 🙌🏽 Piano: Johnny O’Neal, Brad Mehldau, & Emmet Cohen // Trumpet: Philip Harper // Bass: Joey Ranieri, Philip Norris // Drums: Kyle Poole, w/ appearance by Damien Mehldau
1:57:25 We’ll Be Together Again (Carl Fischer; lyr. Frankie Laine) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Emmet Cohen, piano // New Year’s Wishes From Mr. Johnny O’Neal 🥂🎉

[@Meira_A]

*Live From Emmet’s Place Vol. 115* - *ft. Johnny O’Neal, Philip Harper, & Brad Mehldau*
🎹 🎺🎙️🎼🔥🎯
0:00 *When Will The Blues Leave?* (Ornette Coleman) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet
8:30 *I’ll Remember April* (Gene de Paul; lyr. Patricia Johnston & Don Raye) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet 🍃
20:09 *Emmet Cohen Introduces the Musicians:* *Kyle Poole,* drums; *Philip Norris,* bass
- ft. *Philip Harper,* trumpeter, vocalist, mentor & NYC inspiration // *Johnny O’Neal,* pianist, vocalist, luminary of the tradition 🔥
23:05 *Sunday* (comp. Ned Miller, Jule Styne; lyr. Chester Conn, Bennie Krueger) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals
29:07 *Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye* (Cole Porter) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals
36:19 *Emmet Invites Johnny O’Neal to the Piano* as a Beloved Teacher, Friend, & Colleague at the Keys 🎹
37:21 *Tight* (Betty Carter) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Joey Ranieri, bass
42:12 *Did I Ever Really Live?* (Albert Hague; lyr. Allan Sherman) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Joey Ranieri, bass 🌎
47:52 *Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)* (Frank Wilson) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Phil Norris, bass; Kyle Poole drums, & Emmet Cohen, piano
54:49 *Philip Harper Recounts First Seeing Johnny O’Neal With Clark Terry at age 14* // a catalyst & inspiration during his journey as a musician 🏆
57:03 *Wild Is Love* (Raye Rasch; lyr. Dorothy Wayne) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet & vocals
1:05:25 *Homeboy Blues* (Johnny O’Neal) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Emmet Cohen, piano 🎼
1:13:34 *Emmet Welcomes Innovator & Master of the Keys, Brad Mehldau*
1:14:38 *C.T.A.* (Lee Morgan) - ft. Brad Mehldau, piano; Philip Harper, trumpet; Phil Norris, bass; Kyle Poole, drums 🎺
1:23:50 *I Wish You Love* (engl. lyrics Albert Askew Beach) ❤️‍🔥// (adapt. ‘Que reste-t-il de nos amours?’ by Charles Trenet) - ft. Philip Harper, trumpet & vocals
1:34:13 *Slow Hot Wind* (Henry Mancini) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, piano & vocals; Philip Harper, trumpet; Joey Ranieri, bass; Kyle Poole, drums 🍂
1:43:36 *‘Six Hands in Harlem’ Blues in B-Flat* 🎹🌃 🙌🏽 *Piano:* Johnny O’Neal, Brad Mehldau, & Emmet Cohen // *Trumpet:* Philip Harper // *Bass:* Joey Ranieri, Philip Norris // *Drums:* Kyle Poole, w/ appearance by Damien Mehldau
1:57:25 *We’ll Be Together Again* (Carl Fischer; lyr. Frankie Laine) - ft. Johnny O’Neal, vocals; Emmet Cohen, piano // New Year’s Wishes From Mr. Johnny O’Neal 🥂🎉
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This was one for the history books….note for note.
To our swinging family, it’s my wish that you enjoy this playback with the same irrepressible energy that filled Emmet’s living room.
… *Johnny O’Neal, Philip Harper, and Brad Mehldau thank you, gentlemen, for pouring your excellence into our New Year.*
*We feel the love & vitality behind your dynamic co-creation.* Emmet, may your hospitality always receive the highest blessings from the Source of swing. 🎯🙏🏽🙌🏿🙏🏼🌏
To the global lovers of this music, keep supporting each one of these cats & all who have yet to walk through the front door…
🎯 (& definitely check out Philip Harper’s latest album release!)
*2.14.24* - (As a Valentines’ wish to each one of you…keep the love fresh for this tradition. There are as many ways to fall in love with this art form as there are chord changes in the cosmos ♥️💯🌍. This tradition will travel as far & wide as we take it. *Handle with care & she will never let you down.* 🪄🙌🏽🎼🎶

[@dfwherbie8814]

Johnny O’Neal is the man! Glad to see he’s getting some love. Thanks Emmet

[@fabivilla2442]

the six hands was so chaotic love it

[@anthonypark9158]

Soooo thankful to be able to see the live of such legends like Johnny O'Neal and Philip Harper!

[@Jeanluclauliac]

Johnny O’Neal is an excellent pianist and singer.
What a pleasure 🎄🥂

[@cooldebt]

No way Brad Mehldau shows up!! Emmet thank you for all the wonderful guests both legendary and emerging greats 💖 @1:45:30 was such a lovely surprise too!

[@sommelierramon]

Yes He shows up. ofcourse.

[@selloseanego1098]

What a surprise for me I sat with Johny in Grahamstown, South Africa 30 years ago,after one of his performance and had a long chat while enjoying chicken pie,what a great person,looking Good ❤❤❤

[@bstarbuck_ksu]

If I remember correctly I had the pleasure of seeing Philip Harper live at Smalls during a November trip last year to NYC. He asked the audience for a piece of chewing gum in order to seal a leaky water key. Truly a class act and a great player.

[@Shadows_Lights]

brad killed that blues solo wow

[@louise_rose]

Great meeting of these two (with Emmet), and then even Brad Mehldau turns up! Thanks so much! 💗

[@haw566]

Been waiting a lot to see brad here

[@jazzlrdx9944]

I was so amazed

[@josemiguelcunat]

What a great show ,i love this guys

[@opamuller626]

Wow! That was fun.

[@AntilopeDisecado]

Second tune is a contrafact of "I'll Remember April": "Reunion" by Benny Golson from his album "Modern Touch"

[@alcofribasnasier5089]

Ten thumbs up ! Happy new year to all !

[@olgazaitseva8248]

Awesome, Emmet and his team are superb as usual!!

[@Jazzkovsky]

beautiful! 💜

[@port_chester_lou]

great stuff man, will have to be listening to that Meldhau chorus at 1:18 for like 500 times until it's burned in my brain.

[@NitroglicerinaBumBum]

Bravi!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ElvioGhigliordini]

Beautifull !:)👏👏👏👏

[@matthewgoldberg1461]

Homeboy Homeboy. Tribute to Eddie Cleanhead Vinson

[@jakubkopytko7413]

1:14:38 C.T.A with Brad Mehldau, boże granie, nawet mi się podoba

[@Frecheszinho]

This solo haas such good motifs geez! 1:24:43

[@Wopke53]

On the chords from I'll Remember April is played the song Salute To The Band Box from Gigi Gryce
th-cam.com/video/ednsLL9w89w/w-d-xo.html

[@pikmin4743]

7:28 🎵

[@joeyg9665]

12:18

[@josephmartelmusic]

1:18:20

[@romainst-louis5298]

Whats the name of the first tune?

[@joelaffolter2392]

'When Will the Blues Leave?' - Ornette Coleman- Album 'Something Else!!!!' (1958) with Don Cherry.

[@sommelierramon]

De Drummer is altijd weer waanzinnig keigoed hè?

[@pigup2]

1:05:00

[@pythonkick1184]

What’s the 1st song called in the intro

[@marksinger5241]

when will the blues leave

[@hgkgiles]

Need to get Jarrett down

[@Plouu]

1:08:35