How old was he here? Couldn’t be older than maybe 19 or 20. WHAT an incredible band, and the video and audio quality is amazing for something from 1972! This kind of stuff is why I spend so much time in the TH-cam rabbit hole!😂🤣😂
What is scary, is that this is almost 50 years ago. And yet if we were to listen to exactly the same music we would not be saying we were listening to "old" style jazz. Yet if people back then were listening to jazz from 50 years before, they would say it was old.
@@silva777 I love Chick's Rhodes playing. It isn't really a piano, it's more like a celeste except better. Celestes sound clunky and never caught on. If it weren't for the Nutcracker they would have died out. The Rhodes has been back in production since 2007.
Well in 1950 the innovations of Charlie Parker were still new. But in 1920 Jazz itself was still new! The real truth is that jazz evolved so fast that the musicians themselves couldn't keep up. However some basic tonal and rhythmic parameters of sophistication reach kinda the popular ambiguity limit so going any further taxes the regular lay audience. So what's interesting is all the different mariad ways these limits of ambiguity/sophistication are expressed in jazz. From Jarrett or Kenny Wheeler or David Holland to Phronesis or Chris Dave etc etc etc
All four of this musicians are Jazz Gods. Tony Williams, who Miles had play with him when he was 17 years old. Chick Corea, arguably the best Electric Pianist of all time, Stanley Clarke ( I won't even start with Stanley) and Stan Getz,
Getz "Live at the Cafe Au Go Go" with Gary Burton --freshout of Juliard & Austraud Gilberto debuting in the US, was my introduction to Brazilian Jazz. Get z will always comfort my soul with his incomperable sound.
The quartet had Steve Swallow and Roy Haynes, but after some bad live performance Getz blamed it on Haynes saying his timing was off and kicked him out of the band. According to Swallow that was bullsh*t and anyone that knows Roy Haynes knows his time is impeccable. It was Getz who was having drug problems and messed up the performance. Swallow wouldn't stand for it and basically quit in defense of Roy. Chick was sort of stuck since the European tour was booked and it showcased his music and as I recall he was the arranger for the quartet. Swallow talks about this in an interview that's on YT. But Stanley and Tony sound great! They all do. It's a super-group!
Mr. Corea's best. Since you like it (and since I like your name, reminding me of a number of pleasant visits and adventures with Mr. Stropharia C. in my youth), I will reward you with a link to one of my favorite versions. As a guitar player, you will understand how this was one of those recordings that changed my life. Like the video, also a fairly early recording of Chick's masterpiece composition. th-cam.com/video/ysfDefYUlqU/w-d-xo.html
This is a real treat. All top musicians come together for this great live show; I really enjoy a lot of the 1970's jazz shows by various artists for some reason.
Excelent video ..getz one of the greatest sax players on american jazz scene..armando "chick" corea looks like a high school kid...for me the most versatile piano player on jazz...tony williams awesome...stanley clarke a wizard on bass...
Well, Herbie Hancock is actually the most versatile pianist in jazz and I think his discography has proven that 10 fold; I could never "dance" to Chick's music, however great it was. Both are great musicians, though.
Just "rediscovered" Stan Getz and been searching for live performances on TH-cam...wow, what a great performance by him, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, and Tony Williams. I had a Rhodes Suitcase 73 like that...it has a great classic Rhodes sound. And Stan Getz - love his playing and style!
But it works great and Stan keeps up sounding more modern but keeping his signature sound. It's ok to mix people from different "eras" I like to see how they adjust.
The background music on a Saturday walking downtown passed the shops and seeing taxis zooming by!, the sun is bright and it's making you thirsty for a cool drink!, your favorite cafe is just down the street!, mmm just what I needed!.Thanks Stan!.
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@@ferdinandoargenti1921 Yeah, and so well recorded. BTW, there's a clip on here somewhere, I think Stan's playing at the White house or somewhere, anyway, he's playing with Chick and he tells the interviewer how great hick is and you can see in Chick's face how bowled over he is from the compliment. I'll have to find that one.
This set of walnut finish Gretsch drums was Tony's normal set-up for a long time. Called the "Progressive Jazz" kit in the Gretsch catalog. Tony only needed 4 drums. After the demise of his Lifetime group, he went for a bigger sound and got the Yellow Nitron Gretsch kit, w/ 24" bass drum, 3 floor toms and twin rack toms. Rock sizes to be sure.
Disagree. One of the features of TW's drumming was that he did not feel the need to set down a backbeat, which particularly with a 3/4 time piece such as this is an advantage as the soloists can improvise within the time signature and TW can respond accordingly. Brilliant drumming in my view.
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Are you kiddin me? Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Tony Williams with Stan Getz? Get outta here. Titans.
This is exactly what I felt when I saw the video
I’ve heard better lol
That's A LOT of greats on that stage and BOY did Chick & Stanley do the damn thing!!! Just Beautiful!❤
Stanley's solo was incredible on this one.
How old was he here? Couldn’t be older than maybe 19 or 20. WHAT an incredible band, and the video and audio quality is amazing for something from 1972! This kind of stuff is why I spend so much time in the TH-cam rabbit hole!😂🤣😂
A “BruceLee” type handoff after Clark’s solo . Sloppy Seconds lol 😊
What is scary, is that this is almost 50 years ago. And yet if we were to listen to exactly the same music we would not be saying we were listening to "old" style jazz. Yet if people back then were listening to jazz from 50 years before, they would say it was old.
Excellent point!
Hopefully, today a real piano would be used instead of an electric piano. Do they even make these toys anymore?
@@silva777 both pianos sound awesome, and yes they still make electric pianos
@@silva777 I love Chick's Rhodes playing. It isn't really a piano, it's more like a celeste except better. Celestes sound clunky and never caught on. If it weren't for the Nutcracker they would have died out.
The Rhodes has been back in production since 2007.
Well in 1950 the innovations of Charlie Parker were still new. But in 1920 Jazz itself was still new! The real truth is that jazz evolved so fast that the musicians themselves couldn't keep up. However some basic tonal and rhythmic parameters of sophistication reach kinda the popular ambiguity limit so going any further taxes the regular lay audience. So what's interesting is all the different mariad ways these limits of ambiguity/sophistication are expressed in jazz. From Jarrett or Kenny Wheeler or David Holland to Phronesis or Chris Dave etc etc etc
Stan Getz with 1/2 Return to Forever and 1/4 Lifetime
Lifetime was at its best as a trio. And I'd say more like 90% Lifetime.
You are blessed if you are able to say, you were in this audience.
Also, old.
@@vecernicek2 also rich af
Bass is so clear and clean
What a dream lineup!!
Man what a powerhouse group under Stan! Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Tony Williams.
sound like swimming in an ocean of bliss!
3:26...yeah!
Now this is classic jazz at its best the legends
All four of this musicians are Jazz Gods. Tony Williams, who Miles had play with him when he was 17 years old. Chick Corea, arguably the best Electric Pianist of all time, Stanley Clarke ( I won't even start with Stanley) and Stan Getz,
Herbie is right up there with Chick on the Rhodes. Same with Jan Hammer and George Duke
Best......yeah I will argue that....Joe Zawinul....Kenny Kirkland....Kenny Barron....as well as those already named.
@mirror talk lol NO....
@@MrPartidoalto Herbie was already there in 1963 long before any of the cats you mentioned and was on the radio with hits to boot in various decades.
@mirror talkTony and Herbie were playing together in church when they were 4 years old
Those last 2 notes Stanley Clarke plays... Frkn awesome!
Thats true... Just two notes to reveal a genius!
The last note, listen,@@joseeugeniolopezperiago2572
The wildest moments of the MAESTRO with a rhythm section from another planet.
Interesting to see and hear Tony playing Paistes
Billy Leva I much rather hear Tony with the dark old K’s
Too clean
What a rhythm section to have. Wow!!!
Damn that's a killer lineup.
The six million dollar man- stan getz.
"We can rebuild him, we have the technology"
lol seriously
Getz "Live at the Cafe Au Go Go" with Gary Burton --freshout of Juliard & Austraud Gilberto debuting in the US, was my introduction to Brazilian Jazz. Get z will always comfort my soul with his incomperable sound.
The quartet had Steve Swallow and Roy Haynes, but after some bad live performance Getz blamed it on Haynes saying his timing was off and kicked him out of the band. According to Swallow that was bullsh*t and anyone that knows Roy Haynes knows his time is impeccable. It was Getz who was having drug problems and messed up the performance. Swallow wouldn't stand for it and basically quit in defense of Roy. Chick was sort of stuck since the European tour was booked and it showcased his music and as I recall he was the arranger for the quartet. Swallow talks about this in an interview that's on YT.
But Stanley and Tony sound great! They all do. It's a super-group!
Really cool tidbit thanks for sharing
Yes very effective, and so....
Those last two notes Stanley Clarke plays are epic.
The last 5 notes..
I feel I have to say something. Long Live Stanley.
Love the head of this song. Mysterious, ethereal.
Mr. Corea's best. Since you like it (and since I like your name, reminding me of a number of pleasant visits and adventures with Mr. Stropharia C. in my youth), I will reward you with a link to one of my favorite versions. As a guitar player, you will understand how this was one of those recordings that changed my life. Like the video, also a fairly early recording of Chick's masterpiece composition.
th-cam.com/video/ysfDefYUlqU/w-d-xo.html
This is a real treat. All top musicians come together for this great live show; I really enjoy a lot of the 1970's jazz shows by various artists for some reason.
とにかく・・・凄い！凄過ぎるメンバーだ・・・。
贅沢過ぎる！！！
Excelent video ..getz one of the greatest sax players on american jazz scene..armando "chick" corea looks like a high school kid...for me the most versatile piano player on jazz...tony williams awesome...stanley clarke a wizard on bass...
Well, Herbie Hancock is actually the most versatile pianist in jazz and I think his discography has proven that 10 fold; I could never "dance" to Chick's music, however great it was. Both are great musicians, though.
COM ON MAN WHAT A LINEUP!!! INSANE!!!
" Stanley Clarke... Thx for share
GRANDE STAN GUETZ!!! ETERNO!!!..VC.FOI E SEMPRE SERÁ UM DOS MAIORES..QUE MÚSICO!!
This is a masterpiece!
Great straight ahead playing from Tony & Stanley here.....
Great?
I needed to discover this today
What a blessing to be able to see this. Thanks so much for posting it.
Excelente esta versión!!! Gracias por compartirla!!!!!!!!!👌👌👌👏👏👏
Wow that was so nice! Awesome! THANKS FOR SHARING THIS!!!
Stan Getz will be always only one
Just "rediscovered" Stan Getz and been searching for live performances on TH-cam...wow, what a great performance by him, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, and Tony Williams. I had a Rhodes Suitcase 73 like that...it has a great classic Rhodes sound. And Stan Getz - love his playing and style!
Yeah, Corea on a Rhodes - always one of my favorite sounds.
Geniuses all around!
MAN LOOK AT THE LINE UP.
master mr. Getz! :-)
Man, that bass just slaps. Corea always found the best bass players to play this tune with.
Holy shit.
Quarteto Fantástico!!
RIP Chick Corea
What date he passed?
@@quentinowens5959 February 9, 2021.
Ok thanks
Insane band, just madness
#MUSICAL PERFECTION!
😎
just splendid ruj ;)
Stan is in one era and his band is in quite another.
But it works great and Stan keeps up sounding more modern but keeping his signature sound. It's ok to mix people from different "eras" I like to see how they adjust.
That fact that they meld says a lot about them all and the power music can give you, if you let it.
@Kim Hunter True
Impresionante.
This is gold!
great performance Stanley mastered both upright and electric bass
Marc Johnson and Stanley Clark are my two favorite "modern" jazz bassists
Had to toss in Dave Holland. But really, so many other fantastic modern jazz bassists as well.
Interesting hearing Tony playing Paiste’s.
Crazy Good ! 🎼🎩🪄
Now that is a vintage piano :))))))
The background music on a Saturday walking downtown passed the shops and seeing taxis zooming by!, the sun is bright and it's making you thirsty for a cool drink!, your favorite cafe is just down the street!, mmm just what I needed!.Thanks Stan!.
Que cuatros!!! Todos serían en poco tiempo referentes en el universo del Jazz!!
привет дорогая rujazz, все что с тобой и музыка-это моя любовь !! Спасибо мой друг...
You can tell TONY WILLIAMS just wants to GO!!!
I think stan is wearing an omega dynamic... cool!
Oh my god!
Chick solo’s on his own track. ABNormal no bones in his hands!
Stanley is just singing on that double bass! 😀
Stan Getz was a great and unique sax performer...like the Brazilian song "wave" Stan plays at the monterey festival
not so, Getz was sometimes... I don't know, white, perhaps. But Monterey...
Could almost imagine how RTF would have sounded like if Tony was on drums!
Small group jazz doesn't really get better than this. The audience thinks so, too.
Insane
Now, here's a definition of "cooking" I think we can all get behind...!
Tony Williams - Paiste 2002's and Jazz - ok
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💗💗💗💗💗
On the album " Captain Marvel "it features percussionist Airto.
Underbart gung!
cool&hot
A young Stanley Clarke
Chick was the greatest ever.
wowowowowowowo
Tony play with this participar sticks without the finale point in this show
Tony working that Paiste ride 👍
5:15 you can see Tony keeping that subtle but crucial 4 on the floor bass pattern.
3 on the floor :)
Tony was incredibly loud!
Ruka Isuzu
Besides Getz, Corea is a virtuoso pianist always surrounded himself with great musicians
Marvelous Montreux Festival 72
Domo arigatou
Nadeshiko virtuose pianista & saxfonista do Cool Jazz LOL
ℳѦḠÅ ℒ€€ ~_ *
Ps
Getz 5/*
nice video
pozdrav
like me
Rutger hauer on sax.
+Reid Sprague Or is it Colt Seavers ("The Fall Guy")?
And my buddy Chick on keyboards!
Very special! Thanks my dear friend!Like+Sub)))
the bass solo is deep
Do yourself a favor and get Captain Marvel. That is Stan's album from this period.
Love it. Been digging it since it came out in the 70's. This band with Airto added on percussion.
That album marked a change in his playing. Fuller sound, more chance taking.
He must have loved Chick's tunes...I had that LP, with a photo of Stan as a kid on the back...I love Stanley Clarke on acoustic...they were all great.
@@ferdinandoargenti1921 Yeah, and so well recorded. BTW, there's a clip on here somewhere, I think Stan's playing at the White house or somewhere, anyway, he's playing with Chick and he tells the interviewer how great hick is and you can see in Chick's face how bowled over he is from the compliment. I'll have to find that one.
@@haysfordays Wow, I'd love to find that clip! Chick was really young then...!
All respect due to Stan Getz but the name of this trio almost buries the lede. Thanks for sharing
did no one notice how there's an animal or something under the piano at 3:55 ?
Saw it! LOL.
Big furry dog..someone trying to coax it ..then they moved the camera quickly back to Chick
Looked like a photographer with a big curly head of hair.
Weird seeing Tony Williams playing a drumset that is not yellow?
Neebin Makwah playing a small kit without Zildjian cymbals
This set of walnut finish Gretsch drums was Tony's normal set-up for a long time. Called the "Progressive Jazz" kit in the Gretsch catalog. Tony only needed 4 drums. After the demise of his Lifetime group, he went for a bigger sound and got the Yellow Nitron Gretsch kit, w/ 24" bass drum, 3 floor toms and twin rack toms. Rock sizes to be sure.
@@roadrocket7 Seemed like he switched to massive drumsticks later, too for even more power.
Oui mais là ,Stan Getz, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Tony Williams. Et Mozart aussi pendant qu'on y est.
Dig these cats baby 🚬
ALQUILANDO BALCONES ...
Ya keep hearing the head ....
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Wat is het verschil tussen Oscar Peterson en Chick Corea....wie kan het uitleggen?
Zijn het de pentatonische klanken van Chick Corea?
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Was great but the drums label don't sound very good, but Tony was fantastic
Si capisce che è però non esattamente la band adatta a Stan
I think Tony is playing too much behind Stan. Maybe Stanley is, too. Maybe the concept was not to succeed.
Disagree. One of the features of TW's drumming was that he did not feel the need to set down a backbeat, which particularly with a 3/4 time piece such as this is an advantage as the soloists can improvise within the time signature and TW can respond accordingly. Brilliant drumming in my view.
"Behind"? Not timewise, he's actually pushing...do you mean volume-wise? I think it;s good the way it is...