I would like to use this for my no money jazz education show. ok with you? This is the featured song and you gentlemen are outstanding examples of jazz musicianship. I do all my own filming, some playing, and editing at KLTV in Longview, Washington USA.
@@gerardrouger7458 ....and using the pedal for accentuation.. just lightly taping the same note ..not letting it create full tonality just a a little "thump" sound that he combines with his left hand notes to give the bass a little extra presence and depth...a technique created by the great Jimmy Smith ..that most all jazz organist have adopted..
+Inez Karkabe ---This version of the Freddie Hubbard jazz 6/8 standard sounds rather too 'lightweight' after you have heard the versions of it by Mark Levine Trio, or by George Coleman.... but well, it's still quite pleasant maybe for a lazy hazy sunny afternoon...
when you play live music, these things happen.. recordings are a different matter alltogether as are real concerts of the greats where sound was most important and people were actually listeing instead of blabbling... playing live music in cafes or hotels or theatres or festivals, those are entirely different things. ? right ?
And when it goes for up came springtime, I like Abbey Lincolns version best ! This video I liked and for my own purposes, used at the time, to practice and rehearse her lyrics on.
How they slide into different feels effortlessly.
Excellent as ever ...
Nice arrangement....playing...
Nice work!!
Great version! Thank you for the idea.
Great arrangement! Love the time changes!
i agree!
Great tune, so we'll done,
Nice arrangement...!!! I will play this beautiful standard that way.
A great version of one of my favourite compositions, I love the Frank Morgan one. These guys are really one the money with this, Very well played.
nice work by everyone on this
Excellent change ups
Good one Nigel, your looking well,and struting the axe superbly as always.x(jeff capes)
Awesome!
very nice
I would like to use this for my no money jazz education show. ok with you? This is the featured song and you gentlemen are outstanding examples of jazz musicianship. I do all my own filming, some playing, and editing at KLTV in Longview, Washington USA.
where is the bass?
That's a Hammond B3 organ....the organist is playing the bass with the foot pedals....
+Paul B i see. he is talented.
in this case the bass line is played by his left hand
@@gerardrouger7458 ....and using the pedal for accentuation.. just lightly taping the same note ..not letting it create full tonality just a a little "thump" sound that he combines with his left hand notes to give the bass a little extra presence and depth...a technique created by the great Jimmy Smith ..that most all jazz organist have adopted..
Go ahead Sonny.
It's by Freddie Hubbard should you wish to clear the publishing...
Cheers
Miles Davis amandla full
harmonica in solo is louder then guitar which is a pity but then there are drums..
+Inez Karkabe ---This version of the Freddie Hubbard jazz 6/8 standard sounds rather too 'lightweight' after you have heard the versions of it by Mark Levine Trio, or by George Coleman.... but well, it's still quite pleasant maybe for a lazy hazy sunny afternoon...
+tunefultony johnson PS:-- No disrespect to Nigel Price and his Trio... :)
when you play live music, these things happen.. recordings are a different matter alltogether as are real concerts of the greats where sound was most important and people were actually listeing instead of blabbling... playing live music in cafes or hotels or theatres or festivals, those are entirely different things. ? right ?
And when it goes for up came springtime, I like Abbey Lincolns version best !
This video I liked and for my own purposes, used at the time, to practice and rehearse her lyrics on.