I was so happy....I saw Stan Getz in Copenhagen....when I was very young....he took my breath away .....I remember this evening, if it was yesterday....
This is the face that I remember seeing when I met him in Palm Springs in the mid-1980s. The Great Stan, what a jazzy sax player that will melt your soul.
Okl, Stan Getz is one of the best melodies on the saxophone. I love his saxophone playing. Melody stands for "love". But in this number Kenny Barron melodically surpasses him !!!
This song is absolutely amazing!! The album Voyage is also some of the best music Stan recorded and released. I highly recommend that you purchase it. It can be found on Amazon.
I fail to see how anybody can give a thumbs down for Stan Getz or criticise his playing. It meets all the credible criteria. Sound, articulation ( in spite of what George Garzone may say? ), time, content, conception, whilst at the same time being a unique original voice. It’s all perfect. I’ve been listening to jazz ever since I can remember and trying to play it for the past 50 odd plus years. Which doesn’t necessarily make me an expert. However the folk who criticize should try learning to play a musical instrument. It ain’t easy, even for the gifted ones. If it was we’d all be doing it at Stan Getz’s level? I can’t tell you how many saxophone students I’ve had over the years who had better ears than I and who desperately wanted to be a player but just couldn’t do it.You only have to check out TH-cam to see how many bad wannbe players there are out there. That’s not a criticism is just an honest observation.I have many musical heroes who also meet the credible criteria! But there are few players whose note choices you couldn’t improve on. Bird, Louis Armstrong, Freddy Hubbard, Stan Getz. When I listen to these guys I never think “I don’t think that’s a note I’da picked”. They never make a less than perfect choice. They’re note choices are always perfect. You can’t improve upon them. Stan Getz is a God musically and truly one of the most gifted saxophone players of any generation. It’s a level of playing we should all aspire to. As Trane said “We’d all play like Stan Getz if we could!” and in spite of Ken Burns and Wynton Marsalis’s complete exclusion of Getz ( and many more too many to name ) in their flawed 10 part History of Jazz documentary, ( don't get me wrong I'm happy anybody would put money into a jazz documentary. it's juts a shame it was so biased ) history will attest to just how great a player Stan Getz was, long after we’re gone. I was saddened to see negative remarks about Stan cos he truly was the master of the Saxophone. Be quiet naysayers just listen and be glad that God decided to bless us with his presence.
Wow! The late, great Michael ‘Babatunde Olatunji on congas & brushes. Babatunde played only on this one VOYAGE Black Hawk Records track. Rec’d 09 MAR 1986 at Music Annex Recording Studios in Menlo Park, California. Reports that certain VOYAGE CDs - at least 1986 ones - have Just Friends (John Klenner, Sam M. Lewis) - tho I’ve never seen one. Powerful post! Thank you. :I:
The tittle 'famous/outstanding musician' doesn't exist for nothing. But famous tenor saxophone players? Not very many, but the rare ones who do achieve greatness...i can only smile, since this girl can't do what Getz or Coltrane or Webster does on the tenor.
@@wow12303 The man is dead and can't defend himself .... Maybe we shouldn't believe everything we read on the internet. Let's just enjoy the music he left us, eh ?
@@amylovendaal9732 im a saxophone player and stan was my first real influence, i still enjoy his music. im not gunna pretend hes a "god" in any sense of the word though.
@@wow12303 Pretending someone is a "god" and saying he beat his wife are two different things, though. Anyway: his private life is none of our business, and again: the man is dead and can't defend himself. Main thing is: both you and I (and many, many others) are still listening to (and enjoying) the music he left us. Now, you pick up that saxophone and play ! (what would life be without music, eh ?)
Except for a SEP 1984 Julio Iglesias gig in Holland (Netherlands), Stan Getz made no other recordings in Europe in '84, '85, and '86. Getz made several recording stateside: Getz recorded w/ Diane Schuur the summer of '84, in Seattle (Deedles album) and on Schuur Thing, '85 in New York. In 1986, Schuur's Timeless, cut at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, credits Getz. Getz recorded his Voyage album 09 MAR '86, in Menlo Park, California. :I:
FORGIVE MY ERROR: FORGOT "PAUL DESMOND'S SPECIAL SOUND & TECHNIQUE. " PAUL, W/DAVE BRUBECK" ON " TAKE FIVE " & "JOHN MAYALL'S " W/JOHNNY ALMOND" ON " GOING TO CALIFORNIA" , ROUND OUT MY "VERY SPECIAL "SAXOPHONE "LEGENDARY, ICONIC HITS" THAT PUT A SPELL ON ME, DRAWING ME TO THE TENOR, ALSO HAD PLAYED ALTO.
Kenny G. is who I've used for years as probably the prime example on the planet of commercial dreck. His sound is nauseating and his name jangles the nerves to see it in a comment section of this masterpiece by Getz. I've no doubt you are speaking ironically. Kenny G. is just such incredible crap that I knew immediately you were not writing seriously. I'm sure nobody is silly enough to think you meant that. You were being funny! You succeeded. It was! I smiled.
Why bother... pitiful. Unfortunately snob and Jazz correlate with one another for this reason. turning people onto is tough when this is always out there
One note and you know it is Getz. His tone is so beautiful.
Stan Getz - what else is there to say other than sheer brilliance. There will never be anyone else who ever comes close to his great talent..
I was so happy....I saw Stan Getz in Copenhagen....when I was very young....he took my breath away .....I remember this evening, if it was yesterday....
Lucky you.
Think Again Thanks ...yes he was amazing....I still listen to his bossa nova :)
Maybe for his last session, at the Montmartre cafe?
Whatever Stan wantsStan Getz BEAUTY!!!!!!
This is the face that I remember seeing when I met him
in Palm Springs in the mid-1980s. The Great Stan, what
a jazzy sax player that will melt your soul.
Just love this track -- it has a hypnotic, dreamlike quality that seems to want to go on forever. And Getz and Barron go so well together.
what a beautiful sound, what beautiful improvisation, a GREAT GENIUS!
Agree. Stan Getz was indeed a master of the tenor sax. A unique style
Stan Getz. Simply the greatest!
Soul and more Soul is Stan Getz.
Stan Getz for ever...
Okl, Stan Getz is one of the best melodies on the saxophone. I love his saxophone playing. Melody stands for "love". But in this number Kenny Barron melodically surpasses him !!!
This song is absolutely amazing!! The album Voyage is also some of the best music Stan recorded and released. I highly recommend that you purchase it. It can be found on Amazon.
Heavenly music!
Stan is my fav Sax.player .. :)))
I fail to see how anybody can give a thumbs down for Stan
Getz or criticise his playing. It meets all the credible criteria. Sound,
articulation ( in spite of what George Garzone may say? ), time, content, conception, whilst at the same time being a unique original voice. It’s all perfect.
I’ve been listening to jazz ever since I can remember and trying to play it for the past 50 odd plus years. Which doesn’t necessarily make me an expert. However the folk who criticize should try learning to play a
musical instrument. It ain’t easy, even for the gifted ones. If it was we’d all be doing it at Stan Getz’s level? I can’t tell you how many saxophone students I’ve had over the years who had better ears than I and who desperately wanted to be a player but just couldn’t do it.You only have to check out TH-cam to see how many bad wannbe players there are out there. That’s not a criticism is just an honest observation.I have many musical heroes who also meet the credible criteria!
But there are few players whose note choices you couldn’t improve on. Bird, Louis Armstrong, Freddy Hubbard, Stan Getz. When I listen to these guys I never think “I don’t think that’s a note I’da picked”. They never make a less than perfect choice. They’re note choices are always perfect. You can’t improve upon them.
Stan Getz is a God musically and truly one of the most gifted saxophone players of any generation. It’s a level of playing we should all aspire to. As Trane said “We’d all play like Stan Getz if we could!” and in spite of Ken Burns and Wynton Marsalis’s complete exclusion of Getz ( and many more too many to name ) in their flawed 10 part History of Jazz documentary, ( don't get me wrong I'm happy anybody would put money into a jazz documentary. it's juts a shame it was so biased ) history will attest to just how great a player Stan Getz was, long after we’re gone. I was saddened to see negative remarks about Stan cos he truly was the master of the Saxophone. Be quiet naysayers just listen and be glad that God decided to bless us with his presence.
Excellent commentary.
Never related to a post so much. Getz will always be my musical hero. A total class of his own.
So smooth and effortless
just So Kool and Amazing Jazz !! 😎
As good as it getz!
J'adore, je trouve que cette musique est sublime !
Beautiful !
Thanks
Simplemente!!! Maravilloso el sonido que le da el Maestro Stan Getz.........
Great latin groove going on here!
I have decided to buy the album!
Thank you.
Wow!
The late, great Michael ‘Babatunde Olatunji on congas & brushes. Babatunde played only on this one VOYAGE Black Hawk Records track.
Rec’d 09 MAR 1986 at Music Annex Recording Studios in Menlo Park, California.
Reports that certain VOYAGE CDs - at least 1986 ones - have Just Friends (John Klenner, Sam M. Lewis) - tho I’ve never seen one.
Powerful post! Thank you. :I:
Actually it was Babatunde Lea...
His tone was like no other.
+Joel Vincent Coltrane said it was the best.
That's true. Coltrane said: 'We would all play like Stan Getz, if only we could.'
i wish i could turn back time then watch him playing live..
du très beau Getz......comme toujours !!!
Prodigieux son de sax ténor du maestro S Getz
I'm stoned with this music
Una obra de arte, esta canción!!!
Its thangs to players like Stan that music will never die
What's unbelievably is the pianist Kenny Barron who composed it !!
The tittle 'famous/outstanding musician' doesn't exist for nothing. But famous tenor saxophone players? Not very many, but the rare ones who do achieve greatness...i can only smile, since this girl can't do what Getz or Coltrane or Webster does on the tenor.
King of latin jazz!!
Touches a star and a part of my spirit..enjoy
My Idol and mentor
he had a unique sound
Stan Getz arrives in heaven: God asks," What's your name?"
I'm Stan Getz"
God stands up........" sorry, I'm sat on your throne."
you know he used to beat his wife :$
@@wow12303
The man is dead and can't defend himself ....
Maybe we shouldn't believe everything we read on the internet.
Let's just enjoy the music he left us, eh ?
@@amylovendaal9732 im a saxophone player and stan was my first real influence, i still enjoy his music. im not gunna pretend hes a "god" in any sense of the word though.
@@wow12303
Pretending someone is a "god" and saying he beat his wife are two different things, though.
Anyway: his private life is none of our business, and again: the man is dead and can't defend himself.
Main thing is: both you and I (and many, many others) are still listening to (and enjoying) the music he left us.
Now, you pick up that saxophone and play !
(what would life be without music, eh ?)
@@amylovendaal9732 i guesse thats why im not a christian anymore...
What Stan wants Stan Getz
Very nice bass solo.
Who was playing bass here?
Nossa o Stan Getz confirma que que é muito bom
.O conjunto e o pianista idem .
wonderfull!
Très joli solo de contrebasse avant la reprise :
3:30 aquela hora que acalera!!! Perfection!
Except for a SEP 1984 Julio Iglesias gig in Holland (Netherlands), Stan Getz made no other recordings in Europe in '84, '85, and '86. Getz made several recording stateside:
Getz recorded w/ Diane Schuur the summer of '84, in Seattle (Deedles album) and on Schuur Thing, '85 in New York.
In 1986, Schuur's Timeless, cut at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, credits Getz.
Getz recorded his Voyage album 09 MAR '86, in Menlo Park, California. :I:
1. I Wanted To Say
2. I Thought About You
3. Yesterdays
4. Dreams
5. Falling In Love
6. Voyage
Thank's!
佐分利信 falling in love
Que lindo!
( El Chavón) 😉
So good...
Thanks!
so nice
awesome
It only my hunch but I think Stan was most at peace with himself when he was playing.
Great ♫♪☺
I play I get better thanks to players like stan
He sure had some great phrases,and knew where and when to play them!
FORGIVE MY ERROR: FORGOT "PAUL DESMOND'S SPECIAL SOUND & TECHNIQUE. " PAUL, W/DAVE BRUBECK" ON " TAKE FIVE " & "JOHN MAYALL'S " W/JOHNNY ALMOND" ON " GOING TO CALIFORNIA" , ROUND OUT MY "VERY SPECIAL "SAXOPHONE "LEGENDARY, ICONIC HITS" THAT PUT A SPELL ON ME, DRAWING ME TO THE TENOR, ALSO HAD PLAYED ALTO.
!!GENIALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!
862019... 😍😘😍😘😍😘
thanx !
Poesia
💙
maravilha!!
Getz....
the words stan and dream dont belong together
wowowowowowow
Recorded in 1986.
Good night sweet dreams I love you and I love you
Stanley Gayetski... of Ukranian origin... §
He is of Ukrainian heritage.
persusion ?
rashia habibs
What happened here . . . I thought I was listening to Focus. TH-cam tricked me!
I heard he took classes from the master Kenny G himself.
Kenny G. is who I've used for years as probably the prime example on the planet of commercial dreck. His sound is nauseating and his name jangles the nerves to see it in a comment section of this masterpiece by Getz. I've no doubt you are speaking ironically. Kenny G. is just such incredible crap that I knew immediately you were not writing seriously. I'm sure nobody is silly enough to think you meant that. You were being funny! You succeeded. It was! I smiled.
Alejandro Soza
Sod off.
Stupidity,
13 thumbs down???????
Kenny G is the Lady GaGa of jazz! Utter droll!,
Dream stans lol
Why bother... pitiful. Unfortunately snob and Jazz correlate with one another for this reason. turning people onto is tough when this is always out there