Modus Operandy, by Michael Brecker/arr. Kevin Swaim from Lab 2011 by the One O'Clock Lab Band
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2011
- Modus Operandy, composed by Michael Brecker, arranged by Kevin Swaim, from the CD Lab 2011 by the University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band, directed by Steve Wiest. The six-time Grammy-nominated One O'Clock Lab Band is the flagship ensemble of the North Texas jazz studies program at UNT in Denton, TX.
www.theoneoclock.com
www.jazz.unt.edu
Lab 2011
Modus Operandy (Michael Brecker/ arr. Kevin Swaim)
Duplicity (Colin Campbell)
Perseverance (Richard DeRosa)
Hip Pickles (Lou Marini, Jr.)
Nail in the Coffin (Kevin Swaim)
Doublethink (Sean Nelson)
Yesterdays (Jerome Kern & Otto Harbach/ arr. Bill Holman)
Special Interests (Neil Slater)
The Last Theme Song (Steve Wiest)
Producers: Steve Wiest, Craig Marshall, Phil Bulla.
Recording Engineers: Phil Bulla, Michael Vazquez.
HD Video: Yerrow Productions.
Producer: Craig Marshall.
Director: Hanny Lee.
Graphics: Juliana Park.
Art: Dustin Mollick.
Photography: Frederick Dent, Bobby Lewis, Hanny Lee.
Recorded at Crystal Clear Sound Studio, Dallas, TX.
Mixed at The Rebel Base, Argyle, TX.
Edited and Mastered by Phil Bulla at Platinum Productions, Monroe, NY. - เพลง
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My god, the drummers in the one o' clock bands are unbelievable.
This band needs to come back
So U Wanna know something funny? My Band Teacher Right now Is The Tenor Sax Player beside the bass clarinet player. And Of course being succesfull in the one o clock lab band he needed a job. And so now He is teaching me. Another Tenor Sax Player. Maybe One Day Im Going to be in his place. (I hope)
Sweet mother of god that bone solo is relentless
cоло саксофона говно послушай брекера
Geez that trombone solo is incredible!!
NTS-Excellent Jazz Band and has been as long as I can remember in the last 40 years. Michael Brecker and his brother Randy are awesome.
we NEED a 2011 reunion
The first trumpet has really good tone.
NTS-Excellent Jazz Band and has been as long as I can remember in the last 40 years.
70s crime drama action music. Love it.
Yes.
Can't stop listening to this. Well done, Swaim. Well done, One O'Clock.
As a former tenor player and big band player/lover, they give me hope....
Incredible. Love it!
GREAT SOUND !!!!!!!!!!! YEAH YEAH YEAH!!!
Awesome arrangement, Kevin! Hope it gets many more performances.
This is incredible arrangement, well done!
Excellent!
hmm i should go practice @__@
Amazing. Subscribed.
lol tambourDOM..:)) like this style of jazz many thanks to northtexasjazz...from France;)
How many of these excellent musicians make a good living ??
Yay!
*Muito bom, parabéns*
Amazing, one more subscriber
The trombone's solo is very cool!
Infectious , Thank God or Buddha for Jazz Musicians Everywhere
Not a typo. It is spelled this way on the 2003 Michael Brecker recording of the tune on the CD "Wide Angles".
@HerrFoobert - I'd say he has a fat sound. Mouthpiece is just a tool. Someone else can play on a Hard-Rubber Ponzol and totally different. Mark is a boss, which is why he sounds good, and he would sound amazing on anything!
I completely agree! There's definitely a giant difference between his sound and Brecker's sound. His sound has that richness that comes from a nice fat hard rubber piece!
two thumbs up for the trombone solo
Holy crap, a flute! Bad ass!
anyone know the intro tune? sounds awesome
sou do Brasil amei
+Daniel Trindade Morei no Brasil, gostei do seu comentário --John Murphy
That's the way that Michael Brecker spelled it back in the day. I don't know why, but that's the correct spelling.
Michael's brother is the amazing trumpet player Randy Brecker... hence the spelling...
What mouthpiece is that tenor player using?
@tambourDOM it's called 'The Last Theme Song' I think the video of it has just been posted. It will be the last track on lab 2011.
Thumbs up 10LODE!!!
@KrummyBear dude....thanks man! reading these few comments has made my day. coincidentally, I'm not a brecker head...I just got into his style for this arrangement. I do love his playing very much though.
What is that 'bone player playing on?
Whos the lead on this?
great sound ...what is the name of the saxophonist and his setup? .....He is very, very good!
+CARLO MALANDRA The tenor sax soloist is Mark De Hertogh.
Thank you so much...
Excellent performance (as usual - been a great fan of the 1 o'clock for decades). I really liked the video editing (except for the close up of the drummer's addidas - who cares?) BTW - is that a torso harness to be clipped to a lesh on the bass clarinet? (just kiddin').
Drummers care.
Mark DeHertogh is the tenor soloist. Dude sounds JUST like Brecker.
wow! the lead tenor sounds like a straight laced sounding clone of brecker
Is there any way for one to purchase this arrangement?
+Paulotticus13 Yes. Send me an email at john.murphy@unt.edu and I will put you in touch with Kevin Swaim.
+Paulotticus13 how much does it cost?
Whats the song in the intro?
It's called "The Last Theme Song" by Steve Wiest, it's also on the lab 2011 album
@gjbsaxman94 I disagree. The lead tenor has a tone that is more prominent in the low-midrange spectrum than Mr. Brecker's tone. He has a very nice tone though!
wow.. better than freakin original
@jazZaremba hahaha. I like to be thought of as the boss! but seriously, thanks for saying this.
Who is the drummer? His playing is fantastic, along with the entire ensemble!
Duran Ritz
Does anybody know the tenor soloist's setup?
+Ryan Velten I know that he is using a Vandoran Optimum ligature
+Lachlan McGargill Hahahaha. That's the first thing I noticed. The horn looks very "Selmer-y", especially considering the big S on the octave yoke.
Mouthpiece looks like an Otto Link to me, he takes in an unusually large amount of mouthpiece, and I would guess it's a pretty massive tip opening, probably .115 or bigger. Everyone's sound is different though.
Closest I've personally ever come to a sound like that was with a pretty insane setup - Phil Tone Solstice (similar to a Link with a larger chamber) .120/9* with a D'Addario Select Jazz 3 medium.
Hey guys-I'm playing on a Peter Ponzol Hard Rubber Traditional mpc that I got about 11 years ago. Not sure if he still makes them. it's a .110 tip opening. The reason it looks like I'm taking so much mpc is bc I have a moderate overbite. Rico Jazz 3S unfiled reeds. Hope this helps!
I've tried those mouthpieces and they just didn't really work for me. I really like the Jody Jazz DV NY with Vandoren ZZ 4 reeds. Mark doesn't know what he's talking about, that is a completely incompatible combination of reed and mouthpiece.
I guess I need to include sarcasm tags for the literal amongst us.
4:41 - 4:45 o.O
@gjbsaxman94 yeah it was meant to be a compliment :) hahaha
Tribute to his brother?
I am not completely sure, but I think it is a play on words having to do with his brother's name.
@Gatorsfreak21 Thanks dude. like i just posted, these comments have made my day.
oh, i see ;) Maybe it's because I'm playing the bass clarinet myself...
does every lab band have 2 bass bones??? i play bass bone...
@LarryLaneTV haha i think that's to show his footwork... not promote adidas
These musicians are nothing unless they learn and recognize the contributions that Leon Breeden brought to that program.
The 2nd tenor has a fat sounding mouthpiece. It's tasty.
there is no bari sax, just tenor sax and bass clarinet
"randy" brecker
That's the ugliest bari sax I've ever seen...
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Does not swing. Complexity for its own sake doesn't make for good jazz. Now I'm gonna go listen to Woody Herman's first herd play Wildroot. Classics are classics for a reason.
garnerjazz58 hey, whatever preens your pickles weegie brah.
garnerjazz58 🤡