Mastering Jazz Piano: Brad Mehldau's Mind-Blowing outro on Burt Bacharach's 'Wives and Lovers’

Hey there, fellow jazz enthusiasts! In today's video, I'm thrilled to share an incredible performance by the legendary Brad Mehldau. Watch as he solos over the outro to Burt Bacharach's classic tune 'Wives and Lovers,' accompanied by his talented son Damien on drums. This solo is packed with mind-blowing improvisation and musicality that will leave you inspired!
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[@ejb7969]

Meh. Harmonically dull chords, dull right hand, rhyrhmically monotonous. Mind-numbing. What's mind- blowing?
I've not heard a memorable note from MEH-ldau since his first record. What's the appeal of this guy?

[@jazzgal5631]

I like Brad but comment below is correct. He is dull and what's worse: he chooses dull music. The only record I liked him on was with Jimmy Cobb's The Original Mob.