He is the best organist I have come across in the world of jazz! Really felt so sad when he left us! I wished he had stayed that slim and maybe he would have still been with us...
It is amazing how so many talented people kill themselves over drugs, alcohol, obesity, or anorectic lifestyles. I think his eating habits were the cause of his death at such a young age.😟
This is when he was young but he already consumed what others older generation took them so many years of their life. With all do credit to older keyboard players Joey gave us the best of all. But sad he left this world so soon but his legacy livs forever. God bless his soul in heaven may be they need a great pipe organist out there. Joey will do that happily in heaven.
love Byron Landham🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏I wonder, if that was kinda opener set for the John McLaughlin Trio back then, because the drumset looks very much like Dennis Chambers setup for that band?
I was fortunate enough to meet Joey a couple of times. Was and still is a big influence to me in playing the B-3. Thank you Joey for everything you gave us.
Whoa whoa slow it down a touch excitement of Lower Manhattan getting to Joey he playing faster than the drummer! Jimmy Smith played like his soul oozing out his fingertips. So did Joey.
He played with "Wookie" a lot in those early days & on the early albums. Paul Bollenback missing here on guitar. But what a Power Duo here! Yes, my opinion also, Joey was the best... Edit: had misspelled Bollenback.
Wow. Awesome talent but he was half the size. I don't know what his health issues were but that massive weight gain certainly led to his untimely death.
A true prodigy and successor to the great organists of the baby boomer era, he's like the second coming of Groove Holmes, Jack McDuff and he literally knocked on the door to that elite club, pushed it open and walked in to introduce himself and announce his arrival as a high school kid and he's the true heir of all that greatness and outside of the best classical organists alive today, i don't know of anyone today who is on par with this virtuoso organist in the jazz idiome, please inform me if i missed someone who needed mention folks, thanks!
Probably the only one who could outmatch my dad on the B3. Pop played with greats like Robbie Robertson, Ronnie Hawkins, has his own bands, and carried that Hammond to gigs, along with the Leslie cabinets. Crazy. Fell asleep to the sound of his band practices. Joey D sure could play those keys man. Damn.
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So great to see this young and handsome Joey D. He was smokin until the end. We miss you Joey - but your music lives on !!!🎹🎼
We miss you??? I thought, he is still alive....
@@klaus7174 sadly he's not.
A Very Great Artist ! RIP dear Joey 🙏👏
Will be greatly missed! You left us so much great music!
The best jazz organist who ever lived. I feel privileged to have seen him at the NSJ. RIP legend.
Indeed. Nobody comes close.
Killin' Joey. RIP Maestro
Amazing talent! The best!
Blues for j
Jimmy
Man he sounds like he did in his older years!
Crazy how some people just have it from very young!
He is the best organist I have come across in the world of jazz! Really felt so sad when he left us! I wished he had stayed that slim and maybe he would have still been with us...
All us musicians seem to develop addictions and problems
@@badass.bob1 we feel too much sometimes and need that little "therapy"
Joey always had a great time playing -- and I always have a great time listening. Amazing video!
Whatever age and whatever size Joey still will be to me the best. Point.
fact!!
I agree.
Had he kept this weight he might still be with us...
I met him when he was 17 playing in Buffalo, NY. Best ever. He left us way to early. Sad!
It is amazing how so many talented people kill themselves over drugs, alcohol, obesity, or anorectic lifestyles. I think his eating habits were the cause of his death at such a young age.😟
Such a monstrous player! RIP Joey!❤️
This is when he was young but he already consumed what others older generation took them so many years of their life. With all do credit to older keyboard players Joey gave us the best of all. But sad he left this world so soon but his legacy livs forever. God bless his soul in heaven may be they need a great pipe organist out there. Joey will do that happily in heaven.
Era troppo avanti per noi comuni mortali. È ritornato sul suo pianeta
Thanks for sharing it! I am not sure how old Joey was, but he sounded as if he had been playing for hundreds of years…
Forever in my Heart ,i love you Joey ❤️
This man inspired me to listen to jazz... We miss you Joey
How phenomenal, and how sad he piled on the pounds. He's gonna live forever through his music...
love Byron Landham🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏I wonder, if that was kinda opener set for the John McLaughlin Trio back then, because the drumset looks very much like Dennis Chambers setup for that band?
Greatest organist of his generation
Agreed! He learned everything from my #1 Organist of all time...Jimmy Smith.
So great even at this young age. He & Wookie were a great musical team.
Wow! Thanks for sharing this footage. Keep 'em comin'!
I was fortunate enough to meet Joey a couple of times. Was and still is a big influence to me in playing the B-3. Thank you Joey for everything you gave us.
Why did he study Jazz in the jears after this Video....
This is truly awesome!
Thanks so much for posting!
Joey D will always be the legend!
miss you big time Joey D. Hope you and Jimmy Smith are up there jammin
Wow! This made my day. I love that you are keeping posting them clip! Kindest regard from Scandinavia ❤
I watched him play this in his house, & then watched Jimmy Smith videos.
How lucky am I?
He was magnificent!!!
I saw Joey in Toronto around the same time as this. Probably a year or 2 after. Would have been around 89/90. I was 16 or 17. He blew me away.
yooo - Lil B
I have played drums with the great organist Rhoda Scott in 1992 , i love Joey ! it was a genius ! rip my brother +
❤❤❤🎶🎶💯
If one closes their eyes, Jimmy Smith shines through!
@PepperWilliams...him and also Jimmy McGriff.
So great to see him play so magnificently at such a young age. Joey, my idol. RIP
5 minutes of pure heart and soul!
I miss you Joey! Thanks for posting this.
What a legend! Joey is always an inspiration. R.I.P.
So what happened to his health???
Oh my, so great!!!
Whoa whoa slow it down a touch excitement of Lower Manhattan getting to Joey he playing faster than the drummer! Jimmy Smith played like his soul oozing out his fingertips. So did Joey.
wow , joey should of listened to john pinette, STOP YOUR EATING
LOOX like young Ron Levy - "Chicken Fried Snake" ...."Chill-out" ....BB s protege
He played with "Wookie" a lot in those early days & on the early albums. Paul Bollenback missing here on guitar. But what a Power Duo here!
Yes, my opinion also, Joey was the best...
Edit: had misspelled Bollenback.
Great energy, RIP Joey..
Wow. Awesome talent but he was half the size. I don't know what his health issues were but that massive weight gain certainly led to his untimely death.
2:35 He plays two bass lines at once?) Joe - is my favourite jazz organ player!
What a wonderful Hammond B3 keyboards player!!
No doubt Wow now more special my man Joey!)!)!)!)
what can I say, gifted and unfortunately left us much too soon.....
Amazing! So melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic.
De Francesco delgado - no me lo puedo creer. Pero igual de bestia en el órgano como siempre
A true prodigy and successor to the great organists of the baby boomer era, he's like the second coming of Groove Holmes, Jack McDuff and he literally knocked on the door to that elite club, pushed it open and walked in to introduce himself and announce his arrival as a high school kid and he's the true heir of all that greatness and outside of the best classical organists alive today, i don't know of anyone today who is on par with this virtuoso organist in the jazz idiome, please inform me if i missed someone who needed mention folks, thanks!
you are right on target with your statement.
Cory Henry
I saw him in concert. I didn’t know he was so hansom when he was younger and not so heavy.
Who cares that he was heavy. He could play better than almost anyone on God's green earth.
@@garys8990 I admire his playing, He died 08/25/22 of a heart attack 51 years old, You don't his weight had anything to do with it?
Burned 🔥 that stage Down Joey D FOREVER
Go ahead and turn the organ up to an audible volume pls thx.
super super! establishment shiny sound!
Plays Blues for J.
My god, how slim he was back then...
Wooo Byron! These two are a perfect musical match.
Great stuff , not for nothing is he king yoey ! Very best wishes to you and your subs.
Wow, Joey the great jazz organist!!
Does he do Heartbeat, It's a Lovebeat?
Let’s not forget Doug Carn.
And a very young Wookie!
man.... I miss you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grande talento. Peccato...!
My whole body goosebumps.
Love listening to his playing!
🐐💙
super bad!
Thanks for posting this !
What year is this?
Beast
Such a class act, RIP!!
Major chops
Fantasic!
RIP Joey!
Nice
The best!!!!!
Toca demais!
Fantastic!
Wow!
I saw his trio open for Steely Dan. I've been a fan ever since. I'm so sad he's gone.
Jazz opening for rock...that's odd?
Probably the only one who could outmatch my dad on the B3. Pop played with greats like Robbie Robertson, Ronnie Hawkins, has his own bands, and carried that Hammond to gigs, along with the Leslie cabinets. Crazy. Fell asleep to the sound of his band practices. Joey D sure could play those keys man. Damn.
Thank you for sharing ! (#95159)B3