these are some of the most accomplished muthas on the planet. chick is a stone genius and dave weckl took drum technique to a whole new galaxy. and the bass player aint no slouch. neither
Geniouses. It never stops amazing me the clear sound John Patitucci has in the double bass, you can distinguish each and every note, something not very common on double bass jazz players.
i got into jazz back in 1976 and chick corea was the first i.ve ever heard. i now have his whole collection. also al dimola i know i spelled it wrong. .whatever. anyway. i have lenny white. and i don,t go anywhere without my stanley clark. thank you chick for such a collection of great music. my jazz inc, bryan k blackwell.
This is some of the best post-bop trio playing out there. All these guys swing like crazy. Chick has such an identity with his jazz language and phrasing. He writes great tunes too! Humpty Dumpty is great for improvising on.
Whew! Pattituci is powerful! As a bassist, I often wonder from where the inspiration for such performance comes, I guess it has to be a step beyond just making money, because I hear so many talented yet, uninspired palyers, wh seem only interested in making thesmselves seem more important than the music, or the listener! This, is polished glass smooth, with hint of a hammer, being swung around on a thin thread! Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trying to come up with a way to compare this music to pop/commercial art forms, I thought of this possible example: the latter are like flying a single engine plane into a country airport; requires skill, practice and training, but isn't the paragon of flying. Corea's track, on the other hand, is like the Blue Angels: you gotta be able to fly at 300mph with wing tips barely touching and do ridiculously complex maneuvers - all the while knowing exactly where your mates are, or it's all over.
chick dave and john i love how synchronized all their mind are i'm so glad that i was born in this era and had a chance to glimpse their great performance jazz is so amazing
What awesome musical interaction! Three titanic performers LISTENING profoundly to one another, resulting in the most pure and spontaneous artistic expression. Many thanks for posting this.
So I guess we've gotta be the ones to post the same cliche question seen on every incredible music video on TH-cam.... "Why o why doesn't this have 1 Billion views....?" Musically this is out of this world and demonstrates the highest level of musical conversation, rhythm, creativity, feel and emotion, imaginable. Smh. If we listened to great music like this on the regular instead of the __________ (insert B.S.) our minds would be so much more advanced. The world could be healed through music like this.
there is a lot of harmonic and melodic displacement happening over the form too. Chick's lines start and stop wherever they need to - flowing over and starting before the cycle.
hey, the ten drummers is a nice dvd,, it reminds me of my last snow ski lesson, where the guy just says, hey watch me ski,, but it does give some great ideas,,lol, the improv book is '''the jazz solos of chick corea transcribed by peter sprague sher music co,, 1992''''', it is still on the web search engine
All those guys are jazz masters on their instruments and there is no better. It's all about the way of learning your ears to predict and ensure your taste of music and way of playing.
@gwalkron Absolutely! So few people realize how incredible these guys are. Chick is the man. The source. The vision. And he knows how to surround himself with the right talent and then feeds off it. Notice how none of them break a sweat! To be free...
Is it me or is Weckl not getting better and better with age!? I think that he is more and more natural sounding and although he always had perfect time and a great feel. His sound and feel gets more organic with age. At least,it seems that way to me. I still love his older videos. But the ones from 2000 with his band in some of it.... and the Jazz band(Wich I wish it had more, much more clips) That has some good drumming in it. I like his sound better too. He has more of an open sound with little muffling on the Bass drum n toms
playing on this stage makes even a college aged kid like me at the time,,,,feel like it was Carnegie hall, this tune is in ''''' the worlds greatest fake book'''' sher music co,,
Love Pattitucci's quote at 4:14 and Chick's response right after. This tune is an absolute monster to improvise over since there's no II-V-I's to grab on to and most of the chords move parrallel
as a jazz pianist, my idol is chick corea, and ive seen him many times. the best guess i can give is that its done with two hands...theres a video i recall where he did something similar and explained it called 10 little drummers lemme see if i can find it for you
thanks,,, i got the link message but not this one, funny how you tube works,,, i was not sure if the link message was on you tube or not,, a lot of two handed arpeggios are very difficult but after a lot practice become second nature, i bought a chick improv book years ago, and the guy just says chicks chromatic function, and it was the classic lick i wanted him to explain,lol,, i think i have seen chick four times, with strings, with gayle moran, stanley and al reunion,&electric
Don't get me wrong I love Weckl as much as the next drummer and he IS a master player but I prefer the "Live at the Blue Note Tokyo" version of this tune with Vinnie on the kit. So sweet.
I don't know why everyone seems to be getting their panties in a bunch over someone's preference for a particular drummer. Personally I love Colaiuta's version of this tune with Chick and John. Overplaying? To some. I consider it improvisition of the highest form, the purest example of a drummer getting "inside" the musical piece, and an extreme musical honesty in his approach; an unadulerated genius at work. There, that's MY opinion and it was relatively painless in its delivery, eh? lol!
ON the Original Recording he Doesn't Play it Himself. But, I have noticed that he plays this Crazzziii fast compared to the Recording From the Mad Hatter Album
Always amazed at how Patitucci can sustain that loping, slightly-behind-the-beat quality even at up-tempo. There is no other bassist who can do this at quite the same level. Avery Sharpe comes close on some cuts with Tyner, but that's about it. "Icons" like Ron Carter just lose it completely at speed.
yeah man it was a youtube video. but if you want i can send it to you in inbox. yeah those two handed arpeggios are very hard. chick has all sorts of tricks for those kinds of things. too bad he doesn't have a improv book.
Holy Scheisse!! This goes in my favorite jazz moments ever! My three favorite jazz players ever, add Pat Metheny on guitar and the band would be complete!
hey , i put some some hints on the ten drummer video,,,, since chick is kinda just showing off and not really giving a lesson i added this line,,'These are some of the things you do just to impress people , that you would not do at home by yourself , kinda like setting your piano on fire like jerry lee lewis'
these are some of the most accomplished muthas on the planet. chick is a stone genius and dave weckl took drum technique to a whole new galaxy. and the bass player aint no slouch. neither
Geniouses. It never stops amazing me the clear sound John Patitucci has in the double bass, you can distinguish each and every note, something not very common on double bass jazz players.
Chick Corea's bands are more about the other musicians in it than Chick himself. I love Jazz.
here again the master chick corea acuostic band
I FUCKING LOVE JOHN'S DEEP WALKING HERE. TREMENDOUS RENDITION OF A MUSICAL CLASSIC!
watch chick corea reaction to john pattitucci when he misses some notes on the melody at :47 sec.
WoW--- Patitucci is great.
i got into jazz back in 1976 and chick corea was the first i.ve ever heard. i now have his whole collection. also al dimola i know i spelled it wrong. .whatever. anyway. i have lenny white. and i don,t go anywhere without my stanley clark. thank you chick for such a collection of great music. my jazz inc, bryan k blackwell.
This is some of the best post-bop trio playing out there. All these guys swing like crazy. Chick has such an identity with his jazz language and phrasing. He writes great tunes too! Humpty Dumpty is great for improvising on.
Man, I love playing this tune.
Imádom !25-éve hallgatom de még mindig KIRÁLY!!!!
One of the ultimate straight ahead jazz tunes splendidly performed with virtuosity and musicality.The CCAB at its apex!
Masterpiece
absolutely ferocious performance...!
Johns solo is fantastic! His technique is just unbelievable!
This is absolutely incredible.
Chick’s comping behind the bass solo is sublime.
Sweet! One of my fave bop tunes! Thanks!
AAAAAAMAZING!! wow!
wow this is a great trio check also the same song but with vinnie colaiuta on drums is also a great one :)
Whew! Pattituci is powerful! As a bassist, I often wonder from where the inspiration for such performance comes, I guess it has to be a step beyond just making money, because I hear so many talented yet, uninspired palyers, wh seem only interested in making thesmselves seem more important than the music, or the listener!
This, is polished glass smooth, with hint of a hammer, being swung around on a thin thread!
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What rock did you just crawl from under!!!!
The guy has been playing like this for years!!!!
haha thats the funniest thing i've seen all day!
I love this recording 👍
SICK !!!!
Trying to come up with a way to compare this music to pop/commercial art forms, I thought of this possible example: the latter are like flying a single engine plane into a country airport; requires skill, practice and training, but isn't the paragon of flying. Corea's track, on the other hand, is like the Blue Angels: you gotta be able to fly at 300mph with wing tips barely touching and do ridiculously complex maneuvers - all the while knowing exactly where your mates are, or it's all over.
Best TH-cam comparison/analogy EVER! You nailed it!
hell yea!
nice to hear the new dave playing true contemporary jazz solos.
Imádom,köszönet aki felrakta!
chick dave and john
i love how synchronized all their mind are
i'm so glad that i was born in this era and had a chance to glimpse their great performance
jazz is so amazing
Amazingly Sickning Great!
This sounds so great...
wow,one of my fav sounds of chick , its a great piece
What awesome musical interaction! Three titanic performers LISTENING
profoundly to one another, resulting in the most pure and spontaneous artistic expression. Many thanks for posting this.
Excellent upload.
Have never seen Chick performing this 'live' before but it has been one of my favorite tracks of his for years.
fantastick
Wonderfully amazing!!!
one word.... interplay! wow... oh, that's two words.... nevermind :-) it doesn't get any better than this, that much is certain. unbelievable....
Replay... all day... replay... ay...
Damn I was there! That show was Incredible! as you can tell.
wow !! thats true , I didnt notice that one...
So I guess we've gotta be the ones to post the same cliche question seen on every incredible music video on TH-cam.... "Why o why doesn't this have 1 Billion views....?" Musically this is out of this world and demonstrates the highest level of musical conversation, rhythm, creativity, feel and emotion, imaginable. Smh. If we listened to great music like this on the regular instead of the __________ (insert B.S.) our minds would be so much more advanced. The world could be healed through music like this.
The Fruition Experience I think that if TH-cam had come out in the 50s, jazz music videos would have gotten billions of views
so so amazing & inspiring...my heart & ears are smitten
there is a lot of harmonic and melodic displacement happening over the form too. Chick's lines start and stop wherever they need to - flowing over and starting before the cycle.
Guacamole y salsa fusión
Super nice music from another Galaxy.
hey, the ten drummers is a nice dvd,, it reminds me of my last snow ski lesson, where the guy just says, hey watch me ski,, but it does give some great ideas,,lol, the improv book is '''the jazz solos of chick corea transcribed by peter sprague sher music co,, 1992''''', it is still on the web search engine
All those guys are jazz masters on their instruments and there is no better. It's all about the way of learning your ears to predict and ensure your taste of music and way of playing.
Brilliant! Thank you so much for uploading
Besides being a great compositionplayed by stellar artitsts, this is a music lesson!!
Wow! Patitucci plays great. Connection to Miroslav Vitous great playing with Chick and Roy Haynes
yeahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
@gwalkron Absolutely! So few people realize how incredible these guys are. Chick is the man. The source. The vision. And he knows how to surround himself with the right talent and then feeds off it.
Notice how none of them break a sweat! To be free...
MAGIC 100%%
Is it me or is Weckl not getting better and better with age!? I think that he is more and more natural sounding and although he always had perfect time and a great feel. His sound and feel gets more organic with age. At least,it seems that way to me. I still love his older videos. But the ones from 2000 with his band in some of it.... and the Jazz band(Wich I wish it had more, much more clips) That has some good drumming in it. I like his sound better too. He has more of an open sound with little muffling on the Bass drum n toms
playing on this stage makes even a college aged kid like me at the time,,,,feel like it was Carnegie hall, this tune is in ''''' the worlds greatest fake book'''' sher music co,,
amazing
Love Pattitucci's quote at 4:14 and Chick's response right after. This tune is an absolute monster to improvise over since there's no II-V-I's to grab on to and most of the chords move parrallel
@Coltranized The full album is on AzureBlooNote 's TH-cam channel.
this is beautiful!!
as a jazz pianist, my idol is chick corea, and ive seen him many times. the best guess i can give is that its done with two hands...theres a video i recall where he did something similar and explained it called 10 little drummers lemme see if i can find it for you
Dave Weckl is the man.
Király!
AWESOME!!! however it sounds like jazz fusion ^^ i love this band. top notch!
they're much more musical these years. still getting better.
Jazz drummins rules.
Man, it grooves so nice at this tempo.
My drummer insists on playing this tune at at least 320 bpm, so I never get to relax.
thanks,,, i got the link message but not this one, funny how you tube works,,, i was not sure if the link message was on you tube or not,, a lot of two handed arpeggios are very difficult but after a lot practice become second nature, i bought a chick improv book years ago, and the guy just says chicks chromatic function, and it was the classic lick i wanted him to explain,lol,, i think i have seen chick four times, with strings, with gayle moran, stanley and al reunion,&electric
Check out the live version from the Blue Note Japan
that was nice to hear. wow
This is a great song, they play it just like on "the mad hatter", which is nice.
Dave Weckl hihat works is amazing>
perfekt
perfect
perfekt
perfait jus'qu'comme ci
what better way to substruct your amusicality than with such a statement
Don't get me wrong I love Weckl as much as the next drummer and he IS a master player but I prefer the "Live at the Blue Note Tokyo" version of this tune with Vinnie on the kit. So sweet.
My eyes and ears are missing Eric Marienthal on stage :/
i totally agree
JAZZ IS ALL ABOUT TIME
Now, I just realized my mistake. That part of the melody is in the body of the tune, NOT the coda.
Cool.
o melhor do jazz
cool and hot!
I don't know why everyone seems to be getting their panties in a bunch over someone's preference for a particular drummer. Personally I love Colaiuta's version of this tune with Chick and John. Overplaying? To some. I consider it improvisition of the highest form, the purest example of a drummer getting "inside" the musical piece, and an extreme musical honesty in his approach; an unadulerated genius at work. There, that's MY opinion and it was relatively painless in its delivery, eh? lol!
ON the Original Recording he Doesn't Play it Himself. But, I have noticed that he plays this Crazzziii fast compared to the Recording From the Mad Hatter Album
Oh my god, where'd you get this!? This is the best version of this tune I've ever heard!
Always amazed at how Patitucci can sustain that loping, slightly-behind-the-beat quality even at up-tempo. There is no other bassist who can do this at quite the same level. Avery Sharpe comes close on some cuts with Tyner, but that's about it. "Icons" like Ron Carter just lose it completely at speed.
The look on Pattitucci's face at 7:07 is priceless!!
This bass solo!
i like how people talk mad shit about one another because they will never actually meet in real life...
The whole ensemble is too killin.
Cool, its on my AzureBlooNote channel if you want to listen to Humpty Dumpty or the whole "The Mad Hatter" CD.
yeah man it was a youtube video. but if you want i can send it to you in inbox.
yeah those two handed arpeggios
are very hard. chick has all sorts of tricks for those kinds of things. too bad he doesn't have a improv book.
Holy Scheisse!!
This goes in my favorite jazz moments ever!
My three favorite jazz players ever, add Pat Metheny on guitar and the band would be complete!
holy fak chick corea is one of the best ever
Read that as holy fat chick corea
yeah, in the end someone spoke the truth which is origin from wider awared context. Camilo is most fastest, same with Rubalca, he´s killin´ too.
seen him even on some big bands.
hey , i put some some hints on the ten drummer video,,,, since chick is kinda just showing off and not really giving a lesson i added this line,,'These are some of the things you do just to impress people , that you would not do at home by yourself , kinda like setting your piano on fire like jerry lee lewis'
ya the coda is last time only type of thing. he does play it but the last time only
If you have the full version of "Spain" along with the "rehearsals" that Chick makes at first, please upload it dude!
Thank you very much!
@AtanasovPetar I can respect that.. He IS amazing. I used his signature sticks all through high school. I just prefer The Blue Note Tokyo recording.
Oh! Chick is Half beat early in themes
by Airo Yokota
SHEESH!!
THE BASS OH GOD