How Insensitive: Emily REMLER (April 26, 1990 - Australia)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Emily Remler recorded 'live' in Melbourne (Australia) on April 26, 1990.
She died in Sydney on May 4, 1990 just prior to performing at the Rose, Shamrock & Thistle Hotel in Rozelle (Sydney, NSW Australia). She was due to perform there on Saturday - May 5, 1990.
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My high school friend, was a woman I admired and adored. She loved and played guitar ALL THE TIME, and had a wonderful sense of humor. Forever missed and admired.
Emily was my friend, too. Miss her.
It's really sad to know that she only lived eight days after this was recorded. RIP, Emily and thanks for sharing your wonderful music with us.
she would have had a career that went on forever-she had such a natural style, such a driving power and a beautiful sense of melody. She would have been one of the great guitar players of our time, and developed some music that we can only imagine. Really her style is what makes guitar such a wonderful instrument for jazz, more than any other instrument. If is so sweet......and this solo is truly a gas.....we love you Emily, you will be missed forever-Ken in San Francisco
Exactly my thoughts when I came across this performance. th-cam.com/video/bVGTMvBQZcc/w-d-xo.html She played like a Boss. She had found her voice, was so unique, and who knows where she could have gone. She would have changed the Jazz world given another 5-10 years. Another Miles maybe. A whole new generation of players inspired. Ah well, we have what she left us and that is worth a lot ... Respect.
She was just such a tasteful player. Her rhythm was incredibly good, her sense of melody and improvising is just out of this world. Such an underrated player.
how sweet it is to hear her play and how sad it is that she left us so early, RIP Emily, your tunes will never die
I am stunned to find and watch this in-studio performance, just eight days before she died. I started listening to her in 1981 when I bought "Firefly," and album I still listen to. Never got to see her in person but I've thought since '81 that Emily was one of the finest jazz guitarists I ever heard. RIP maestro. Because of women like you, doors were opened for other women instrumentalists and bandleaders (Mary Halvorson, Melissa Aldana, Grace Kelly, Linda Oh, just to name a few.)
She looks like a beautiful flower, dying. So sad. Such a great talent. I only discovered her awhile ago. I have such deep respect for what she did in such a short time. I can understand how depression and pain can bring out the best in you in art. She deserved happiness. I hope she has it now.
Gone now, but never forgotten. Emily was a wonderful guitarist. So sensitive and deft.
I'm so glad we still have access to her music.
What a shame that this great musician passed......RIP Emily....your music lives.....
I saw her in a little pub in Adelaide a couple of days before she died. She was an amazing player. I'd never seen anyone play so fast and good at the same time.
I have goose bumps!
Yes, she passed on way too soon. But let's enjoy the beautiful and inspiring music she left us...
Thank you. Her contribution is immeasurable.
Your talent is evident as well as your wonderful musical taste.Forever missed.
HER MUSIC HER PLAYING HER WHOLE APROACH TO JAZZ AND THE SHORT LIFE THIS LADY JAZZ GUITARIST NOT GONE NOT FORGOTTEN THANK YOU EMILY
gosh she is so beautiful and left us too soon xoxo......I am in awe and mesmerised by her....I cant believe this is like only a few days out before she died :(......Im shattered....R.I.P Emily Remler.....Queen of Jazz
Emily is up there with the great Jazz guitarists. Thanks goodness we have these segments of her playing to remember her by. Beautiful playing.
What an amazing talent she was. I just recently discovered her. I'll be listening to and enjoying her music for the rest of my life.
Proves that death is only the end of material envelope. Spiritual is forever and manages to ignite sparkles in our deepest soul. R. I. P. Emily
She was and still is one of the great guitar players, she had her own style with hints of Wes and Pat....,Martino
I’ve only discovered Emily recently, but wowee!
I just learned about Emily today her playing was really good her aurora was bright and she was beautiful she is forgotten about gone to young but I hope more people shine light of her work may she Rest with God
Men and women are equally blessed and talented!
An amazing talent. She died about a week after this video was taken.
She was such an amazing talent. She has helped me in ways nobody else could. I have such deep respect for her and I can relate so much to all that I hear so far. I plan on listening more and learning to listen better from this new found guitarist as I feel I can relate to her Soul's essence.
Jeez, this is like a week before she died.
Great video...wish there was more footage of this performance, let alone I wish there was more footage of any of her last few performances from 1990.
She was so good, worked so hard for all of it. Time, tone, taste, everything…she had it all. If she’d lived, she’d have hopefully gotten the recognition she deserved.
@Fermati Chebellosei She had a lot of respect from players of the time. I got to see her a bunch and she did not disappoint. She came up in a time when jazz had been largely sidelined by the music industry and popular taste, and consequently, she had difficulty getting exposure.
@Fermati Chebellosei She did suffer, extensively. She also left a great body of work. She wasn’t recognized during her lifetime, and that’s a shame, bc, like Eva Cassidy, another great musician who never quite broke through, there are a lot of people who don’t know her music - and the market has critically reassessed their work 20+ years after they died, and found more value in it than when they were alive.
And glorifying suffering….hard work does not equate to suffering. Those who think it does, worry me.
She is dead in Australia one week after in 4 mai 1990....A beautifull woman....
R.I.P
Great performance
wow shes amazing!
Que pena de mujer!!, bella y tocando la guitarra de maravilla......las malditas drogas acabaron con ella......RIP
She was really something!
The day she passed away after this show. Rip
She passed a day right after my birthday 😓🙏🏽
Du bonheur !
“Junk is not a kick, it is a way of life.”
- William S Burroughs
A way to die day by day...
@@CraigAnderson-h2h We’re all dying day by day.
as mulheres da geração da EMILY REMLER, tiveram que batalhar muito para hoje as mulheres poderem ter oportunidades semelhantes aos homens, as mulheres ainda têm um longo caminho para que o mundo não lhes cobre tudo tão alto.
addiction is a horrific monster
Please focus on her creativity, he wonderful talents, forget the dark lapse that ended her.
What a tragedy
linda...
Waooo !!!!
This is painful to watch and hear. This world can be too much for some of us.
With all due respect, her death has nothing to do with the exterior world .
Insensatez - Bealtiful song by Tom Jobim
Talented and sexy...what else can you ask for? Too bad she's no longer with us...
Did she have chronic pain? How did she die? Wow! She was great.
Heart attack, almost surely related to heroin and dilaudid use/addiction. Very sad.
@@christinefletcher5805 Opiates are not related to cardio issues, people try to blame Heroin but you are more likely to have a heart attack from booze, most likely it was a genetic weakness
Elle est décédée quelques jours après, le 4 mai 1990.
When Monty Alexander got her to marry him he started abusing her too
She broke both of his thumbs 👍
He had a very bad effect on her
She didn't take any drugs!
Drugs are bad m'kay ? She was great and She did not take care of herself. I think of her like Wes Montgomery in Barbara Streisand's body ;-P .
Montgomery was a family man and never used drugs. Streisand is jewish just like Emily: that I agree.
She was way sexier than Striesand!!!
What a loss!