Roy Haynes is starting to seem like Forrest Gump. Here he is with Chick and Miroslav in the 80s. Go back to the 60s and these he is at Newport with Coltrane playing My Favorite Things. Go back to the be-bop days and there he is with the be-boppers. Fast forward to the 2000s and here he is playing concerts and still killin it.
I got to hang a bit around Bob Mosses and he told me a story from his younger days he'd go to listen to a session in NYC where Roy Haynes and Buddy Rich would take turns on the same set. So while Rich was amazing Haynes was uncanny organic hip unexpected the future.
R.I.P. Chick Corea Feb. 9th 2021. I had to the pleasure of shaking his hand. Nice of Roy Haynes to drop the strainer for Miroslav's solo. ;-) My life and soul has been enriched - Thank you Chick -forever.
What a weird contrast between this cutting-edge jazz, the formal setting, and the stiff, upper-crust audience. Needless to say, the music was brilliant.
Wow!! Saw Roy in NYC when he was 82 and not only did he play great and had lots of energy...he was the life of the party!!!I went back stage and he was entertaining everyone with jokes and loud merrymaking. I think hes a cyborg from another planet. Not human.for sure. We should pay him ,much more homage.
Little did I know when I was listening to his beautiful music as a young man, playing it on my radio show Chick use to live right down the road from me. Could have met him and payed homage. Never thought the time would pass so quickly. Never thought we would lose him so soon. Far as I'm concerned 79 isn't squat. He should have stayed around. We need him. What a lovely man, genius musician.
Saw this trio at the Vanguard in the early eighties ( a rare “ reunion “ of the recording). It was like 5 degrees out, and we waited in line for an hour to get great seats. Obviously, one of the most incredible shows I’ve ever heard.
What a great group. Took alot of chutzpah for them to refuese to compromise and stretch out the way they did at this venue. Interesting that Miroslav got a round of applause after his 'Autumn Leaves' solo.
@@maryking730 That's true! But i wrote this during the Trump administration... still waiting for the White House to live up to the Obama administration.
All time favorite trio live albums Cream live at the Filmore...and Chick. Corea. M.Vitous Roy Haynes at the White 🏠...tough crowd but an incredible trio.This best performance live is on the ECM label live in Europe..great piece, recording , song list.!!! RIP Chick.
There is wonderful musical as well as intercultural harmony here. Musicians from diverse heritages come together to collaborate in the highest and most creative way. They are all absolutely phenomenal individually but they also possess fantastic cohesiveness and stylistic synergy as a trio.
Reid Whitton George Bush Sr. As director of CIA. I read a handbook written by Allende about free health care in Chile. It was very positive. It was at a residence where Rev. Tutu of S. Africa stayed while here in Detroit. These people were humanitarians. Sure lets call Archbishop Romero a commie so we can silence his message. What do we have now in Central America, with Costa Rica being a exception......education is liberating when keeping a open mind.
Hmm, we did things like this already in the 1950s and 60s in Europe, i.e. jazz happenings of all sorts, and in front of all kinds of audiences. Mixing jazz with art music, folk music and classical music.
What great a ensemble..always loved thiis group.I always wanted to see this group but never got the chance.I really don't think this audience got the groove..but whatever.
Not me tbh. Alot of modern jazz drummers dont do the traditional chick on 2 n 4 I think roy plays alot of "broken time" feel and its almost linear at times.
He was a CIA man who some believe was involved in the JFK assasination on a peripheral level as crazy as that may sound. But anyway, this concert was during the Reagan presidency, not Bush Sr.
i like Chick's playful nature that has not changed over the years. but i wonder if it's a good idea to totally confused this bunch of stuffed shirts right off the bat with "total improvisation" with no structure. at least he didn't play down to the audience.
Well he could have started with a more recognizable tune to get the audience interested.... as it were, the dissonant opening number probably turned most of them off. He didn't do much to forward the music at this juncture.
Roy Haynes is starting to seem like Forrest Gump. Here he is with Chick and Miroslav in the 80s. Go back to the 60s and these he is at Newport with Coltrane playing My Favorite Things. Go back to the be-bop days and there he is with the be-boppers. Fast forward to the 2000s and here he is playing concerts and still killin it.
I got to hang a bit around Bob Mosses and he told me a story from his younger days he'd go to listen to a session in NYC where Roy Haynes and Buddy Rich would take turns on the same set. So while Rich was amazing Haynes was uncanny organic hip unexpected the future.
Wish he still used his mini Musser Timpani and tambourine.
R.I.P. Chick Corea Feb. 9th 2021.
I had to the pleasure of shaking his hand.
Nice of Roy Haynes to drop the strainer for Miroslav's solo. ;-)
My life and soul has been enriched - Thank you Chick -forever.
What a weird contrast between this cutting-edge jazz, the formal setting, and the stiff, upper-crust audience. Needless to say, the music was brilliant.
DIG IT ...
Wow!! Saw Roy in NYC when he was 82 and not only did he play great and had lots of energy...he was the life of the party!!!I went back stage and he was entertaining everyone with jokes and loud merrymaking. I think hes a cyborg from another planet. Not human.for sure. We should pay him ,much more homage.
What an amazing band in the WRONG venue. Hope they made some good money on this stop.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stuffy Repubs
Ah... the "Now He Sings, Now He Sobs" trio. Wish they had recorded more than three albums together. Love this combination.
Playing live improv to George Bush is one of the craziest things I've ever seen.
This trio make my brain feel good
Little did I know when I was listening to his beautiful music as a young man, playing it on my radio show Chick use to live right down the road from me. Could have met him and payed homage. Never thought the time would pass so quickly. Never thought we would lose him so soon. Far as I'm concerned 79 isn't squat. He should have stayed around. We need him. What a lovely man, genius musician.
Chicks timing is flawless, my god
Saw this trio at the Vanguard in the early eighties ( a rare “ reunion “ of the recording). It was like 5 degrees out, and we waited in line for an hour to get great seats. Obviously, one of the most incredible shows I’ve ever heard.
daaaamn miroslav. what a beast.
Incredible!
One word, amazing.
What a great group. Took alot of chutzpah for them to refuese to compromise and stretch out the way they did at this venue. Interesting that Miroslav got a round of applause after his 'Autumn Leaves' solo.
The sounds he’s able to pull out of that thing
I'm glad that they didn't dumb everything down to please the audience.
Also an amazing studio album/cd too... worth 100+ or so plays. Same members...
Trio Music : ECM
2 albums, 1 all monk tunes, 2nd all free improv.
Great album!
There should be a statue somewhere of this exact trio as they were set up here.
I remember seeing this on tv as a kid
Amazing trio !
When will we EVER see the White House this hip again?
Never?
We did with the Obama administration.
First time I’ve ever seen someone call the Reagan administration “hip.”
@@maryking730 That's true!
But i wrote this during the Trump administration... still waiting for the White House to live up to the Obama administration.
@@xentakis I know, I can hardly believe it myself.
All time favorite trio live albums Cream live at the Filmore...and Chick. Corea. M.Vitous Roy Haynes at the White 🏠...tough crowd but an incredible trio.This best performance live is on the ECM label live in Europe..great piece, recording , song list.!!! RIP Chick.
Thanks !!! What a great Video..Awesome!!!
Chick's chorus starting at 3:46 is awesome. Have to transcribe :) :) :(
He's going to be missed!
There is wonderful musical as well as intercultural harmony here. Musicians from diverse heritages come together to collaborate in the highest and most creative way. They are all absolutely phenomenal individually but they also possess fantastic cohesiveness and stylistic synergy as a trio.
RIP... what a beautiful soul... a real pioneer of jazz.
The best bass player from Weather Report without question.
Ruthless comment, but true based on this performance
Agreed!!!
Snooze fest cliche comment. . Like who you want. Don't put players against each other.
@@morbidmanmusic Jaco sucks. Stuff it.
UNO DE LOS HERMOSISIMOS RECUERDOS QUE TENEMOS DE CHIC COREA,AQUI JUNTO A R.HAYNES Y VITOUS.TRES VIRTUOSOS DEL JAZZ.
9:10 is the quick peek we get of who's getting dooown with it in the audience... including the two distinguished ladies up front!
I know the White House has seen many different kinds of acts over the years, but the fully improvised intro here MUST have blown some minds.
3:40 was gnarly
THANK YOU BLESS YOU THIS IS REAL THIS IS ART!!!!!!!
AMEN
All art is real... even without caps.
Wow that was really really nice !
I love you, Miroslav. Sending love to you today.
Thank you sir for the upload. Blessed my heart.
I loved Roy's sound on those old Ludwigs ....mmmmm
MotionDevotion thanks for this. A favorite trio…. So good…..and during Reagan years? At the WH? Saw this at the time, but forgot.
I viewed this around that time. They played in the white house. Awesome!
Piano, bass, and drums ... miss those days!
Well the audience applauded in all of the correct places!
ROY! Wow
Who on that White House staff was hip enough to understand what a profound trio these 3 were?
Exactly...youmdont know. So....
nice!! I know there was a bit of tension in the air during the improv.
I guess Reagan was a show tunes or a country & western fan? He didn't bother to attend this great show.
did you really think that regan liked post bop?
Was busy planning overthrow of Salvador Allende.
@@GARRY3754 That was Nixon.
Reid Whitton George Bush Sr. As director of CIA. I read a handbook written by Allende about free health care in Chile. It was very positive. It was at a residence where Rev. Tutu of S. Africa stayed while here in Detroit. These people were humanitarians. Sure lets call Archbishop Romero a commie so we can silence his message. What do we have now in Central America, with Costa Rica being a exception......education is liberating when keeping a open mind.
..I had the same thought ~ where was Ronnie? Nancy probably put dude to bed after milk and cookies🤭
RIP CHICK COREA
RIP, 2/11/21...
chick bringing cultures together. ahead of his time. peace.
Hmm, we did things like this already in the 1950s and 60s in Europe, i.e. jazz happenings of all sorts, and in front of all kinds of audiences. Mixing jazz with art music, folk music and classical music.
@@herrfriberger5 Same in Australia.
Wish I had the ecm trio music disc. Epic stuff.
Never seen such an uptight room. Geez, what a group of mostly unhip people. But to the WH staffer who suggested Chick.
They are literally just normal people who are happy to listen to his music.
R.I.P. The left channel
otavioandradas氏も書いてますが、まさに伝説のトリオ。Now He Sings Now He SobsのRoy Haynes、大好き。レーガン時代のホワイトハウスでこんな演奏してたんですね。
Yeah!
Wow!
R. I.P. Chick Corea 🎹🥁🎤
Rip. Chick Corea
Didn't Cecil and Mingus play for Carter?
Rip 😭
Music like lightning you never know where it will strike.
7:09 ... now we're cookin'!
ohyei
What great a ensemble..always loved thiis group.I always wanted to see this group but never got the chance.I really don't think this audience got the groove..but whatever.
Idk y, but love Roy, it botheres me he doesn't use his hi h as it's for time, I like to here them ch ch
Not me tbh. Alot of modern jazz drummers dont do the traditional chick on 2 n 4
I think roy plays alot of "broken time" feel and its almost linear at times.
Is it only in mono?
is it just me or is ths sound panned to the right?
Yeah... most of the audience are right-wingers. ( Ha Ha )
I think that's called mono.
if managed to get the old folks taping their foot then u v got it right!
wow that guy at 7:35 is asleep haha
Thats jazz baby
Haynes fill 7:28
Come to think of it, Miroslaw was perhaps the great(est) bass player... :))))))
What balls, playing to this bunch of stiffs.
7.46 guy falls asleep
Telepathic
What a pity...the audience has simply no musical clue.
Not sure about that. They applauded when the trading of fours was over and Chick returned to the head.
How the fuk do you know , you pretentious nit?
why? they are just enjoying the music
I can say that,now, it’s unhappyly impossible !!
Now,the rappers and d.j are the kings !🤢
yep😑🤢
rythym a thing, nice try....
I haves thought well of Bush Sr. . He seemed to be a decent person.
He was a CIA man who some believe was involved in the JFK assasination on a peripheral level as crazy as that may sound. But anyway, this concert was during the Reagan presidency, not Bush Sr.
@@bholaoates1542 Aside from the silly idea that was "involved in the JFK assassination," you're correct.
Not !!!
@@leomoore3597 ok. ok. You're probably right. Compared to his son, Trump, Reagan he was a human being.
Yet another proof that a real Steinway is far better than a million Zteinway und Zohns
i like Chick's playful nature that has not changed over the years. but i wonder if it's a good idea to totally confused this bunch
of stuffed shirts right off the bat with "total improvisation" with no structure. at least he didn't play down to the audience.
Simplifying it for the GOP straights.
Show us where?! You're wrong.
Well he could have started with a more recognizable tune to get the audience interested.... as it were, the dissonant opening number probably turned most of them off. He didn't do much to forward the music at this juncture.
I think they deserve credit for staying true to who they are in that situation instead of compromising to make people more comfortable.
Sign up here to sell out.
I think the reason this is so great is because of the beginning
free jazz? bush snr? hmmm...
Playing for an audience of criminals.
Jazz really is awful. 😐
And people who can't appreciate it are pathetic.
You have my sympathy...