" Autumn Leaves " Chet Baker - Paul Desmond
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- A beautiful song performed by Chet Baker (trumpet), Paul Desmond (alto sax), Hubert Laws (flute), Bob James (keyboard), Ron Carter (contrabass) and Steve Gadd (drums). - Una hermosa canción interpretada por Chet Baker (trompeta), Paul Desmond( saxo alto), Hubert Laws (flauta), Bob James (teclado), Ron Carter (contrabajo) y Steve Gadd (batería).
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shoutout to all the young people listening to this kickass music
Ayyyeee here for Paul Desmond 🎷
Part of the Jazz Repetoire. We have to have it under our belt!!
@@pearlhugg7139 facts
I appreciate this as a 14 year old cringe boi. Although I do very much enjoy older 1920s, 1930s, and 1960s music.
22 years of age and loving this! cheers
Everyone's like the trumpet/sax are great and I'm sitting here thinking the drumming is out of the world
Sanjak Pitakrat for real. the drummer has the soul of an entire planet.
I swear the snare is perfect. This guy was in his pocketttttttttt the whole song ahhhh.
Same. Just love how Steve Gadd is riding that Ride Cymbal
I immediately loved the drumming but didn't know who it was. When I found out it's Gadd it made perfect sense.
Everyone is complimenting the drumming, What the fuck are you talking about?
Wow, Autumn Leaves has me sitting here forgetting about the whole corona virus for 7 minutes and how effective music can be.
Well I was reading the comments while listening and although I forgot about corona this reminded me of it lol
@@hb20951 dang it I was gonna say that!
Me too until you reminded me
Ahh Phuket I knew I wasn't the 1st, I was borning on the 1st tho, 01/09/01 till infinity if your reading this do whatever it takes to make you happy and if you don't know follow your heart and you will never go wrong ♥️🏴
Corona who?
My favorite recording of Autumn Leaves. Huge fan of all of these musicians. The drums give this recording such drive and authority.
Trey Davis this was one of my first transcription projects on sax. (I’m a clarinet player, and I double on jazz ensembles) it was so much fun and worthwhile. Great way to spend my quarantine.
Steve Gadd’s impact!🥁🥁🥁
Que musica!!!!!!!¡
Uno de mis favotritos
Mine too!
I often call Autumn Leaves in F minor because of this recording.
It's rare to hear a recording where EVERYONE in the ensemble is so spot on. You can tell they were having a ball doing this.
Yeah, I heard this not knowing who was playing (it was in a playlist), and thought,"Huh. Sure sounds like Chet Baker.".... then the sax started playing and I thought "That's GOT to be Desmond", and halfway through, was thinking "but who's that kick-ass drummer??" I usually find this to be a boring tune but there isn't a dull moment here.
Not that rare
totally not that rare
Just type "Kind of Blue" in the search box.
Not rare at all in the classic jazz days imo. Any of the legendary groups-Miles davis’ groups, coltrane’s quartet we’re spot on way more often than not
I do not care what anybody says about this rendition of Autumn Leaves. My comment is this: This is what jazz is all about. Absolutely beautiful!
yes indeed, Jazzla9. For sure.
The crazy thing is jazz isn't about anyting... It's all about improvised years of studying how not to play it
Yeah... 100 others think so too ;)
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Holy mackerel!!
What a lineup.
This is like a super-group of jazz players.
Paul Desmond had absolutely the coolest sound ever.
I was feeling like crap. Then I clicked on this, and it brought my mood and feeling back up high!
The whole rhythm section is absolutely unreal oh my god
I’m a flute player... that drummer is killin it
Esta es la mejor versión .. esto es amar el jazz el idioma universal de la música
😮wat is dit toch ongelooflijk mooi😊dit is ❤
A classic
I'm sad to admit I didn't discover Chet Baker until recently. I love this period in jazz and this man is simply incredible.
❤
Chet Baker's solo: 0:54
Paul Desmond's : 2:32
Bob James's: 4:12
Wrapping up: 5:47
Steve gadd's solo : The whole song
@@foretcl Thank you.
HAHAHA I was about to say it
Gracias
2:32 to 3:00 is so fucking good
i have never heard the drums be played like this. it’s beautiful.
Chet baker at his best and also the jazz players in the group
Originally available on Chet's 1974 album, "She Was Too Good To Me." An incredible album, start to finish.
I was fortunate to meet Chet Baker in Las Vegas at the Four Queens just before he passed. On his breaks he came to talk to our little table of four. We asked for an autograph but he adamantly refused. There was a total of about fifteen people in the audience. He swung the Four Queen’s hand down to the table that night. What a gentle soul, and a class musician. Great band too.
Interesting life story of Chet!
You lucky bastard!
Hay, we would get off of our little gigs and rush down to the Four Queens every Monday night. '85, '86, '87, '88, '89. We saw Mongo Santamaria (Nobody in the audience, just us chickens). Bill Watrous, Jack Sheldon... Many others. Then off to Benny Binion's Horseshoe for the steak, Baked Potato, Salad, Bread and Drink for 99 cents. Them's was the days.
His death was of a misterious nature so it be said so it be written so it be true..Maybe?
i am here because of „jazz for two“ it’s sad and beautiful...
same lol
same lmao
oh so i got the right song thank god, same
Same
broo same, 😭
This song always gives me the feel of a rainy day and a cup of coffee
THIS DRUMMING IS AMAZING! My god, Steve Gadd, how?!
I listen in awe.
bert Winkler ======awsome ,, one of the best drumming ive heard in a long time ,, tasty as hell ,, really juggles those tubs .. and im a sax player enjoying this guys fills etc...
bobby g.
+Robert Winkler Yes, the same Steve Gadd that regularly performs with Mr Eric Clapton
Son of Point G, father of Kenny G, brother the Bee G´s............................ a stupid joke sorry
+Robert Winkler , seconded, what amazes me is how he can insert a rock style in this jazz classic and make it fit perfectly with what the musicians are doing. How does he do it?
+cuerpoeperra Don't forget the boyz....G, Dog and G, Diddy. If you can't make a stupid joke in life...well G, Damn.
Jazz, with its rich history and vibrant melodies, stands as a true testament to the beauty of human creativity. It is a genre that defies boundaries, fusing various musical influences and cultural expressions into a harmonious tapestry of sound. Jazz appreciation goes beyond mere enjoyment; it involves an immersion into a world of improvisation, syncopation, and emotional storytelling. The intricate interplay between instruments, the expressive solos, and the collective energy of a jazz ensemble create a captivating experience for both the musicians and the audience. From the smoky clubs of New Orleans to the grand stages of international jazz festivals, this art form has transcended time and geography, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural fabric of the world. Jazz appreciation invites us to explore the depths of human expression, to celebrate individuality within the collective, and to experience the pure joy of spontaneous musical creation. It is a genre that constantly evolves, embracing new influences and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Jazz appreciation is a lifelong journey, a never-ending quest to uncover new rhythms, discover hidden gems, and connect with the universal language of music.
Jazz music is an absolute marvel that never fails to captivate me. The improvisation, the intricate melodies, and the soulful expression take me on a musical journey like no other. The sheer talent and virtuosity of jazz musicians astound me, as they effortlessly navigate complex rhythms and harmonies. Whether it's the joyful swing of an up-tempo tune or the poignant beauty of a slow ballad, jazz always manages to stir my emotions and transport me to another realm. Its timeless appeal and endless creativity continue to inspire and amaze me. Jazz music is a true treasure that deserves endless appreciation.
Estoy aquí por mi flaco, Tae :’)
Yo estoy aquí por tae xd
Where's the love for Ron Carter? His backing was solid af
still is
@@rowansmart9104 You know what I mean haha
Ron Carter's on point the entire deal.
Calling this song a master piece is an understatement
I heard this group in person in NYC. Chet and Paul have always been two of my all time jazz favorite musicians.
This is one of those tracks where every instrumentalist is 11/10. I fucking eargasmed.
You had a golden experience
@@VirTuneCS LMAO why isn't anyone talking about this comment bro
I love Chet Baker.I can’t get enough of them.I think so greatest jazz musicians.❤🎉
Chet and Paul: two of the most lyrical jazzmen I love,
This swings hard, man! The Masters at work. Love it!
Respect for your variety in musical tastes Sir!!!
Dr. SaxLove toy
Really digging this new place of TH-cam man.
With the Steve Gadd magic happening , it lifts this piece to a beautiful place. Even though this standard has been played many times over.
yes, indeed! I love it too!
Hive mind and congruent thought into one track.
Phenonemal perfect jazz.
While I admire anyone who dares to play jazz, from the beginning to the avante-garde of today, I have always favored the sounds of Chet and Paul, and others like them.
The smooth, clean, and clear sounds appeal the most, and I'm a guitar player!
Desmond had such a beautiful tone.
Kudos to the engineers who captured the drums' every nuance, balanced perfectly with the other instruments....
"Las hojas muertas" (título original: "Les feuilles mortes") es una canción francesa de 1945 con letra de Jacques Prévert y música de Joseph Kosma. Fue popularizada por Yves Montand y la música del estribillo se convirtió en un standard jazz, con el título de "Autumn leaves" (Hojas de otoño). Gran parte del atractivo armónico para los músicos de jazz estriba en que las estrofas presentan una típica progresión siguiendo un ciclo de cuartas y el estribillo utiliza una escala húngara menor de manera fluida.
"Las Hojas de Otoño"
Las hojas que caen, vuelan por la ventana.
Las hojas de otoño de rojo y oro.
Veo tus labios, los besos de verano,
las manos quemadas por el sol que yo solía tomar.
Desde que te fuiste los días son largos.
Y pronto escucharé la vieja canción de invierno...
Pero tú eres lo que más extraño mi vida,
cuando las hojas del otoño empiezan a caer.
Desde que te fuiste los días son largos
y pronto escucharé la vieja canción de invierno.
Pero tú eres lo que más extraño mi vida,
cuando las hojas del otoño empiezan a caer.
Saludos y gracias por la información, hermoso tema escuchando hoy día julio _07_2020 en cuarentená .AUTUMN LEAVES
Gracias que increible
No es una referencia a JoJo?
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Hi! 😊😊 I played this song with guitar. If you want, you watch it from this link..🎶🎶⚘⚘
Gracias por la anotación excelente dato👍
Taehyung tiene buenísimos gustos musicales
You can hear the strong influence of Elvin Jones in Gadd's playing. Man, he's killing it here. Everyone's killing it here.
murders row for sure
a massacre
Quote from Chet, "The best drumming is no drumming."
Good observation.
Jonesian triplets for sure.
Love how the bass playing style changes when Desmond's solo begins and then falls back into the groove.
Chet baker, paul desmond and steve gadd? Like a feather in a cloud!
So much of what most modern Tunes lack, a history of history, hitting all the gears, grinding not so much, flowing like a river, just more great stuff!
So many amazing musicians on one song. Classic jazz all around.
This song makes me so happy it feels like a restaurant scene from a disney movie
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Hi! 😊😊 I played this song with guitar. If you want, you watch it from this link..🎶🎶⚘⚘
This a classic jazz song that lives forever. It ain’t no Disney movie.
@1:43 is the most incredible break I've ever heard. Bass player and drums LOCKED IN, then straight back into a bebop feel
Steve gadd. One of the best and most versatile drummers out there. He plays rock. He plays blues. He play funk. He plays it all
Steve Gadd absolutely kills it on this track!
Incredible sound ... Chet Baker and Paul Desmond together. Amazing combination.
dang, Gadd is freaking insane on this, he is just driving the band so hard!
Paul Desmond’s tone=the definition of smooth!
How man!!! Amazing! This swings! Drummer! Flute! Desmond! Bob! Carter! Chet is superb!!!!!
Shout out to the piano player, Bob James. I'm not normally a big fan of jazz, but this is amazing!
Not much better out there than jazzy and classical...love this music
All I can think about is my band director/ teacher/ friend / bus driver teaching me this and playing along with my sloppy phrases. He retired today and I am proud to know this man.
You could put lyrics to about anything Paul Desmond ever played.... improvs, no matter the tempo...runs, riffs arpeggios. There is a softness, subtlety, an ethereal understatement about it all.
Absolute class 🙂🙃
This is truly a phenomenal group of musicians.
Such a beautiful one. Every one of them is amazing. Love from a small Himalayan country, Nepal
Bob James just really playing those chords that give you that autumn vibe.
Such beauty.
Baker's trumpet playing. The logic of his melodic concepts.
Agree with others: Masters at work.
omg that drummer blows my mind
I have this album in my collection. It’s one of the greatest pieces of jazz music I’ve ever heard. The musicians are out of this world. When I get on the boat late at night, on the quiet waters of the Gulf, the music takes me to another dimension. It’s transformative.
The bass at 2:39 gets me every time
Holy shit. Incredible
"oo wee oo wee, oo wee oo wee"
-- bass
Oh man, this trumpet solo is pure gold!
And the sax, too!
Two maestros in their prime with a magical song by Kosma and Prévert. What more can a man want from life?
There is no cup of coffee on Earth that could possibly compliment this amazing performance and I am sad now.
Chet is among my favorite all time greatest male jazz Vocalists .... and HE IS A STELLAR TRUMPETEER
I loved this album, literally wore it out. It was Desmond's last recording before he died. Thanks for the upload!
damn 6 years
Is it crazy that I'm always brought to tears just from listening to this song? It just makes me so happy for some reason.
I played that song 30 five years ago down south Barcelona when we thought we could play jazz, now we play blues-rock. there is jazz and there is chet. he is unique, he is rare , he tells us something nobody else can. thank you chet for your music, there is still hope.
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Hi! 😊😊 I played this song with guitar. If you want, you watch it from this link..🎶🎶🍁🍁⚘⚘
How is Chet Baker not considered the king of jazz? I'm getting into jazz and his name is everywhere!
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Hi! 😊😊 I played this song with guitar. If you want, you watch it from this link..🎶🎶⚘⚘
No es música de otro tiempo, es de todos los tiempos.
Muchas gracias
Adrian desde Argentina
wooo!!!! those guys sounded so free in the song. Beautiful
Ron funks it up man
Buenas tardes esto es genial amigos
Good afternoon this is very cool and beautiful my friends
Brilliant all around, but that drumming.....words almost can't describe, it's infectious.
Only now I m begining to appreciate this kind of music..thank you audrey. .
I pray you are young, nevertheless, you will be ever grateful of the alignment of the moments
No I m not young..grew up in the surroundings of rock reggae new wave modern pop jazz n rythm n blues soul discos ..those sort of stuff...but thanks to youtube I discovered west coast jazz. ..even lookin into the likes of duke ellington. ....I luvvvvv his take the A train ...great American music I must say so myself
2:33 The way Paul Desmond takes over can only be called ever so smoooooooooooooooothththththly.
That drum bit at 1:24 keeps me up at night. It’s so good.
got my introduction to "modern, progressive jazz" listening to Symphony Sid, a well known DJ in Boston in the late 40's and early 50's.the man knew everyone who was in the jazz scene. this set bring back great memories. I was about 10 years old listening to this music. Sid also had a gospel music program on just before he came on with the jazz program. learned to appreciate all kinds of music at a young age.
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Hi! 😊😊 I played this song with guitar. If you want, you watch it from this link..🎶🎶🍁🍁⚘⚘
that harmony was played in God level
I remember vividly my Tatay who plays as cool as Paul Desmond on the alto sax and even tenor sax. This piece was played by the Romy Posadas Band when they had an 8-year stint at Hyatt Hongkong. They were a sensation then in the 70's. Musicians emulated that group.
What a Bob James improvisation. Really deep and beauty. This song makes me cry...
This is really my cup of tea - an uptempo , interestingly arranged and beautifully performed rendition of a song you've heard a gazillion times ( maybe because it's a classic ?)
Really interesting version. The feel is very dominated by Gadd, took me a while to relax into it. No one else would have played it like that. Swings in an unusual way. Carter drives it beautifully.
This is a great piece of music by some of the greatest jazz musicians. A fast, smooth, and pulsating rhythm. Thanks Chet, Paul, Ron, Steve, Bob. Hubert...You are forever, jazz immortals.
Thank for this great performance this song
I have heard hundreds of different "Autumn Leaves" by different musicians and this is for sure and for me one of the best of its recordings. People tend to talk only about the collaboration by Chet and Paul Desmond but I like also Hubert Laws' flute and Bob James' electric piano. Very beautiful and still "modern interpretation" of "Autumn Leaves".
Best drummer I ever heard, goodness gracious 🥁💛
Chet and Paul together are a beautiful mix. And the rest of the group are masterful. What a wonderful uplifting performance. Music of the gods!
CHET BAKER - Autumn Leaves
My favorite bass player since the late 60's is RON CARTER - who turned 83 in May. I'm listening to a recording he made with jazz giants Chet Baker and Paul Desmond, circa 1970. Mr. Carter is among the virtuoso jazz musicians on that recording who are still with us.
Chet died back in May of 1988. He was 69. Eleven years earlier, May of '77, Paul Desmond had left us at age 52. Three young future jazz giants providing stellar accompaniment on that AUTUMN LEAVES recording - besides Ron Carter -- included pianist Bob James (who turns 81 on Christmas Day this year). His Wikipedia entry opens on the note that,
“American jazz keyboardist, arranger, and record producer, Bob James founded the band Fourplay and wrote "Angela" - theme song for the TV show Taxi.”
The youngster in that group -- Steve Gadd - turned 75 this year and tours with James Taylor. Steve's Wiki entry includes a Who's Who of musical greats he's accompanied in the intervening years since this recording (below)
“ An American drummer, percussionist, and session musician. Gadd is one of the most well-known and highly regarded session and studio drummers in the industry, recognized by his induction into the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame in 1984.
Gadd's performances on Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" and "Late in the Evening" and Steely Dan's "Aja" are examples of his style. He has worked with popular musicians from many genres including Simon & Garfunkel, Steely Dan, James Taylor, Harry Chapin, Joe Cocker, Grover Washington Jr., Chick Corea, Lee Ritenour, Paul Desmond, Chet Baker, Al Di Meola, Kenny Loggins, Eric Clapton ….
Steve Gadd percussion expertise extends far beyond “the drum kit.” His Wiki note concludes with these words:
He also has an LP Steve Gadd signature cowbell, modelled on the LP Mambo cowbell that he has used since the 1970s.[23]
According to Allmusic, Gadd has been credited with playing surdo, kalimba, timpani, tambourine, congas, Grand Cassa, bongos, timbales, snare drum, cymbals and palmas.
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les feuilles d'automne se ramassent à la pelle dans un poème !!! magnifique duo bravo aux 2 musiciens ...quel talent !!!
It's so loose, so 'matter of factual' and yet so lyrical. Awsome band achievement. One of the freshest renditions of one of the most performed jazz standards ever. Superb!
fits Baker and Desmond's styles perfectly
Those dudes Rock. Back in the day, I can picture my parents on the ballroom floor swinging and bopping to this one. Very influential to present day pop music. Drummer was on a Roll-- excellent. ❤
listening to this while eating cheese and drinking wine in my own veranda. watching the city lights below. stay classy youtube!
Yea you dont own shit get back to doing your homework
This is what true Life is about boy !
Doctor pepper and funions in hand, stay classy TH-cam
Look at your pfp again dumbass
Joint and pizza slice in hand, stay classy youtube
DC Young's comments ring true. Really appreciated. Paul Desmond was one of a kind. If Debussy was born 100 years later and could blow, it might have been Paul. How lyrical and yet, such dry wit and humor. Much thanks.
Hat off to all the musicians playing on this recording. Bob James' keyboard in particular is mesmerising. This must be the best version I've ever heard of this song.
The DREAM TEAM, absolute amazing, great jazz standard
Found this excellent song from a manhwa called jazz for two .. still Inlove man I love it
In Steve Gadd's hands, the drums aren't just a rhythm instrument. They're a MUSICAL instrument!
He's one of the best of all time.
Rythm is the backbone of music, Without it you have only a suite of notes that means nothing.
@@MrMOGHammer well no
@@diegoparra8178 literally if you lack rhythm you'll just have incoherent lines. You can't have a melody a without rhythm.
Jazz and death metal drumming are just the best
I love Steve Gadd, but for this tune he is WAY too busy
I think this just may be my most favorite recording of all time. The way the comp section grooves and how they just go in on Chet's second chorus solo. Maaaan.
Big Desmond fan here and have recently been getting in to Baker...made my day to find this song/album!
My Introduction to the Great Bob James was the record by 4 PLAY. AFTER THE DANCE. with my boy El Debarge on lead vocals. That was back in 1991.