It is great to see Stephane playing with Michel. Two giants both now lost to history. It is ironic, but I believe that Père Lachaise is now the resting place of both of them. These documentaries allow us to see Michels sense of humor, which seems to have fit his talent well.
Stephane Grappelli (originally mainly known for the recordings with Django Reinhardt) was a true great who could shed 60 years from his age and become a young man again when he played his violin. It's a high for me to see and hear Petrucciani, Grappelli, and Roy Haynes jam.
I can't believe that watching this video is the first time I have ever seen Michel Petrucciani play. The only reason I had known of him is when I had been looking in the jazz section of my local record store some time in the 1980s for an album by John Patitucci (bass player for Chick Corea), and I saw a Michel Petrucciani album as I was going through those vinyl records. Now I regret not buying that Michel Petrucciani album at the time. *sigh*
Stéphane Grappelli avec une petite voix pleine de bonté qui chuchote : - Tu veux que j'te montre les accords ?. Regardez la tête trop sympa de Michel à 2.14'' : l'accord au piano de Stéphane Grappelli est plus que limite !!!... Au départ, ils se jaugent un peu, et puis c'est lancé ! Ces deux hommes sont tellement émouvants au fil de cette rencontre.
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EXTRAODINARIO LOS 4 MAESTROS . MICHEL PETRUCCIANI PIANO, STÉPHANE GRAPELLI VIOLÍN, ROY HAYNES BATERÍA y GEORGE MRAZ CONTRABAJO .
It is great to see Stephane playing with Michel. Two giants both now lost to history. It is ironic, but I believe that Père Lachaise is now the resting place of both of them. These documentaries allow us to see Michels sense of humor, which seems to have fit his talent well.
Your greatness Michel ,is that you relinquished becoming an into an adult
a great musician, great spirit. Inspires me to play every day.
will always be remembered!!!!
A great biography of the amazing life of a wonderful man, whose heart and preciousness goes far beyond any skyscraper. 1000 thanks for posting.
Stephane Grappelli (originally mainly known for the recordings with Django Reinhardt) was a true great who could shed 60 years from his age and become a young man again when he played his violin. It's a high for me to see and hear Petrucciani, Grappelli, and Roy Haynes jam.
Personne n’a mentionné cet immense contrebassiste :
George Mraz !!!😮😮
beautiful man, beautiful soul, beautiful music I wish I'd had the chance to meet him
Stéphane grappelli au piano,magique ! Amazing !
I can't believe that watching this video is the first time I have ever seen Michel Petrucciani play. The only reason I had known of him is when I had been looking in the jazz section of my local record store some time in the 1980s for an album by John Patitucci (bass player for Chick Corea), and I saw a Michel Petrucciani album as I was going through those vinyl records. Now I regret not buying that Michel Petrucciani album at the time. *sigh*
Stéphane Grappelli -- love!
Stéphane Grappelli avec une petite voix pleine de bonté qui chuchote : - Tu veux que j'te montre les accords ?. Regardez la tête trop sympa de Michel à 2.14'' : l'accord au piano de Stéphane Grappelli est plus que limite !!!... Au départ, ils se jaugent un peu, et puis c'est lancé ! Ces deux hommes sont tellement émouvants au fil de cette rencontre.
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a ride on [ i got rhythm ] great changes a bird riff I tink
Recording the album Flamingo
could somebody tell me the names of those songs
the great Roy Haynes please...!
À ce niveau là,chaque note est sentie,travaillée…
C’est du grand art 🙄
Thanks to the uploader, but THAT is NOT Charles LLoyd, but is the drummer, Roy Haynes.
That’s exactly right … very strange that mistake.
Drummer is Roy Hanes.
Funny: Roy Haynes came in , … undertitel : Charles Lloyd …. 😅
The caption says the drummer is Charles Lloyd, which it is not -- who is it?
Tu veux que j'te montre les accords ?. La tête de Michel à 2:13 quand il y a une fausse note !!!
one is flamingo dunno the other, sorry