Ari Hoenig Quartet - All Blues

Live at Smalls: All Blues
Featuring:
Jean-Michel Pilc (Piano) ,Sam Minaie (Bass) ,Tivon Pennicott (Tenor Sax)
Ari Hoenig (Drums). February 25th, 2013 - at Smalls Jazz Club
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[@jputterman26]

This is beyond incredible. But not surprising. Ari is a master, and surrounds himself with only unique cats.
This is the shit!

[@murep]

I wanna see Ari with Herbie. Mind-blowing.

[@jputterman26]

Herbie who? Nichols would have been cool, but he's long gone.

[@powersoftritone]

my god the level of intensity they reach at 12:36 is amazing and lack of any release till the very end is just incredible, killer group

[@brianshepherd15]

Nobody mentions the piano player ?
That was amazing conversation going on

[@jeelonek8289]

i finally figured it out! Ari is playing with magic wands instead of drum sticks, thats why he's so good

[@watergraffiti]

The wand chooses the drummer!

[@bassmonk2920]

11 beats nice

[@peteharman1061]

Ive only just heard of Ari and all I can say is 'THIS IS TOP WORK!!!!!!!!

[@leomorland]

the communication between the band is amazing

[@Funkyjazzomatic]

WOWww they are all KILLIN!!!!! To me Ari is really one of the greatest drummer....and he is so unique.....

[@jefft022]

what a lovely ballad!

[@MrDownbeat]

Holy Shit!!! Ari is incredible!! And so is his band!!

[@brettwr1]

This is groovy.
Heavy but silky.
Fantastic

[@rlems4772]

11/4 i like this very much!! Yea Ari !!!

[@martinrotolo]

Love the quote of Cheek to Cheek

[@Jaredgoldmoney]

You could also just think of it as being one bar or 6/4 and one bar of 5/4. What Ari is playing over top at the beginning is an 11/8 pattern which fits evenly over the 6 and 5, which you guessed it, equals 11/4.

[@casbont]

Such joyful music, I hope I can play like these guys one day!

[@SteveAshcraft]

sublime.
thank you

[@hemanthrvn4661]

this was so exciting

[@michelcosijn1875]

Awesome!

[@TheKilldu78]

Ari's uuse of space makes me think of brian blade a lot

[@jputterman26]

Right, because Ari learned from Brian?

[@blopa5893]

​@@jputterman26 really? :0

[@jputterman26]

@@blopa5893 LOL

[@blopa5893]

@@jputterman26 :(

[@SpiritOfRadio2112]

I really dig Ari's use of space.

[@y34r]

that escalated quickly....
amazing

[@DiegoRiedemann]

amazing! Ari is top league.. btw, 8:30 is remarkable

[@Gusrikh1]

Fabulous...

[@bluesharp59]

Guys are real good , liked and you have a great weekend.

[@ARIETEking]

grande .....Ari.

[@Bren28]

Mind blowing!

[@roydavids9489]

❤

[@3MFDS]

This is some of the coolest shit ive ever seen!. Thank you guys for this. ARIII your the man!

[@criticart]

Ari N° 1

[@andecko]

spiderman on drumns!!!!amazing!!!bravi!!!

[@rillloudmother]

all blues in 11/8 is like ipanema in 7/8, it seems hard until you try it.

[@tommee3d]

god damn!!!!

[@ignarukih]

Very simply at least as far as the bass/piano l.h. riff goes, it's 3/4, 3/4, 3/4, 2/4, or any variation you prefer to count, with Ari's insanely clever superpositions over the top.

[@Schumann8]

Good god almighty!! For a second I thought I heard All Blues somewhere...

[@bryanthevanayagam7472]

HOLY THOSE SAXOPHONE LINES OMGGGGGGGG

[@butcheniho]

6:23!!!

[@jputterman26]

That's what Monk taught us.

[@ulisescabrera2455]

Ari! eres un genio! :,D

[@axeldeeker5644]

11/8 time

[@pionito9328]

GREEEAT

[@joelbarforddrums]

6:27 ahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!

[@cormacmccoy1]

for me it's 8:04 and the resolve :S OW!! hehe

[@jordancollins7714]

omg my mind

[@ginguenga]

wowowowow

[@benenunes]

hummmmm

Another student of Ed Soph’s (unt jazz labyrinth)

[@deanmontanaro]

jeeeesssuuuuussss

[@travshorts]

Good god dammit... that is awesome.

[@gloverelaxis]

this is absolutely fucking startling

[@remcoblaauw]

Brooklyn Brothers - Apple Juice

[@swin5go]

nice eleven☆

[@EleniEliades_]

WOW

[@Jaredgoldmoney]

Also, at the end they go into a faster 6/4 and 5/4 and transition into a Vijay Iyer sorta like-ratio 4/4 and 7/8. Heavy shit!

[@jgl2222]

Gary Clark Jr. on the sax!! lol, they sound great!

[@alfordelliott6943]

Tivon Pennicott is the sax player

[@jgl2222]

Cool

[@Joseph-fx2sn]

How to play like this?

[@Stephenhaake]

What microphone was used to record this?

[@TheJazzMusiciansVoice]

Zoom h4n

[@zublefar]

Щееет!!!)))

[@camdencarroll67]

3:17 is hot!

[@Lanearndt]

hi travy: )

[@hahabass]

What's the timing?

[@CarlHamilton1914]

that was so heavy, it was ridiculous. Geez!

[@msudlp]

That was different in an intensely good way.....

[@MilkMuscles]

Wtf who plays in 11/8. Ugh Hoenig I just can't

[@Artistimberlake]

Crazy stuff

[@JulianJayme]

It's more like 11/4

[@JulianJayme]

3,3,3,2

[@Emeranux]

11/8 bro its still ternary :)

[@Jordarr8994]

the pulse is quarter based instead of 8th note based though.

[@kleinequietboykleinequietb7126]

i wonder if Miles on his tune could hang with these time signatures. or if he would a gotten lost like the rest of us old stiff fucks in a 4/4 5/4 3/4 rut

[@gloverelaxis]

oh god what the fuuuuuuuuuck

[@TheEleatic]

Excessive Monkification and confabulation of musical constellations. Kinda pretty, though.

[@jputterman26]

No such thing.