Emmet Cohen w/ Seamus Blake | Skylark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2021
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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Seamus Blake - Tenor Saxophone
Russell Hall - Bass
Jonathan Barber - Drums - เพลง
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This guy lived in my old building in Brooklyn. Felt like I lived next door to Sonny Rollins hearing his deep deep practice routines
That's awesome. I could listen to Seamus practice all day.
Seamus is right up there with the masters. Beautiful. And effortless.
Oh yeah. He is the real deal.
He is one of the masters.
True true
Seamus Blake...Man, I had no idea. Nevermind that Sonny Stitt, Dexter Gordon & so many other great souls have recently passed. That's always a hard pill to swallow. Losing a soulful jazz master is the hardest thing. But when we see evidence that a new (old) voice is emerging, that is the greatest possible news on the jazz planet.
My man Seamus isn't unique--there are so many others out there earnestly plying their trade--but I wanted to particularly thank him for his Skylark interpretation & to thank TH-cam, & certainly Jazz at Emmet's Place, for providing this cool, groovy & free platform that allows heretofore creative talents to perform, shine, & hopefully thrive.
Seamus blowing my mind with perfection again. Emmett is such a great player. We are fortunate and grateful to hear these seessions.
This is a whole new level of passion for this music. In my opinion a lot of the heart that was missing from this music Emmett has quickly revived through these sessions. And brought to the attention of the masses. So much respect for everyone in involved with this and I’m proud to be part of this culture.
I was enrolled at Berklee as a sax player around 1989 and heard Seamus playing as a 19 year old freshman. Dave Liebman was in the small audience next to me and we both turned to each other in amazement and exclamation about how good Seamus was. And now he is even better!
That how a saxophone is supposed to sound to my sense... Beautiful one guys !
His sound!!!!!!! Aaagggghhhhh!!! I can’t think of anyone else that sounds like that! Of ALL players, his lines are in my top 3.
Yes
There are many...u just don't know it
@@Zxx459 C'mon, who are they? Do tell ...
My god Seamus Blake! Wow! ... damn thats nice
Real tasty accompaniment by Cohen on the piano to Blake's interpretation of one of the prettiest ballads.
This rendition of skylark is stunningly astounding or astoundingly stunning !!! I keep on listening to it and i 'm never tired of ....
Omg the subtones are so good and that altisimo line omg.
Man that line into and over the turnaround at ten very end of the solo. Last bar
Beautiful playing by all. I really appreciate the restraint and soulful of Mr. Cohen. Understated, great harmonic sense, without feeling the need to show off the blazing technique we all knows he has. That’s the sign of a master at work.❤️
I must have listened to this well over fifty times at this point, and yet it always sounds as fresh as the first time. Just one of the most beautiful tenor sounds I've ever heard, and the expressiveness of his solo from beginning to end, wow. So many stand out moments to mention, but the segment from around 2:59 to 4:35, especially that lead into the change in time feel around 3:45, just absolutely magical. The whole ensemble killed this, this is jazz in it purest and greatest form!
Yes !
Ok this just made my day. Seamus is a super hero.🦸🏻♂️. Great performance once again, thank you mr Cohen and band for your music.
Emmet just keeps on kickin' ass. He plays like he's been doing this for another 20 years at least. And he keeps picking the best people to work with...
The unassuming, mottled -brown skylark has inspired two priceless pieces of music. One is "The Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams." The other is this one by Hoagy Carmichael. Emmet and his gang are truly riding on the bird's wings.
And early 19th century English poet Percy B. Shelley's ode, "To a Skylark," which starts. "Hail to thee, blithe spirit!"
SEAMUSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!! Gooooood lort!
Bravo!!!
A member of the big sound school.
Great.
Wowww Seamus Blake!!
I really like it when all the ferocious technique is totally at the service of the music- lots to say, just saying it unbelievably well.
Seamus is so impressive : always improving ..musicaly speaking
Man - I keep coming back to this one...powerful and delicate all at once. Master of the craft. Bravo!
Yes
Couldn't agree more, a frequent revisit for me as well!
Such a gorgeous tune, wonderfully revisited.
Bravo
Wow. Set a fantastic tone for my morning. Thanks Emmet & Seamus!
I love the chord progression in the third and the fourth bars, notably the B7+4. Great playing by all.
Love this!
Listening to a beautiful skylark this morning. Thank you
So happy to be able to listen to such lovely music this morning
Excellent rendition of a classic! Great rhythm section and fantastic piano and sax. Jazz forever!
Pure. Magic . Wow.
Beautiful
It's so amazing!🙏🔥
Keepers of the flame
Beautiful Seamus.
beautiful...
Gorgeous tone, sax
Lyrical perfection!❤️
Yet another stunning performance!
such a gorgeous tune
I have listened to many versions of Skylark, but none better than this. So damn good!
thank you
Nice sounds so easy to listen to. Great stuff guys!
Speechless!!
I always thought about Dexter on Skylark..wow man Semus is in the same league,spine chilling solo and melody maker .Emmet is a monster too.
verry natural playing great feeling bravo
Wonderful sound! So like as the allstars in the past !
Yes
Emmet Cohen and his musical friends, including Benny Benack III, Patrick Bartley and so on... must be sent from a particularly wonderful place in heaven..... (... they make an old idiot, me, almost happy !!! ...)
(... and Seamus Blake too!)
I always thought seamus had a lot of dexter gordon in his sound. it's definitely coming through here
Seamless 🤌
Wanna hear Patrick Bartley craft a solo for skylark. One of my fave tunes. Same with pure imagination ❤️
Brilliant! Thx again! Hope there will be real audiophile files of all those recordings! CD or HiRes?
perfect
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Seamus Blake is a giant....
3:45 Boss Tenors!
Haha every drummer can relate 7:25
COPY COPY COPY is what I shall do. This is great, I love thiiiiiiis
Nup
Does anyone know what sax/clip on mic Seamus is using?
I would also like to know this
What monk tune did he quote at 5:01? On the B7 of the bridge, seamus is so slippery!!!!!!!
Little Melonae by Jackie McLean
The playing is outstanding but man you guys need some great mics and preamps. I know the argument of wanting it to be honest but Miles used Nueman 49s, top end channels and other great mics plus they played in acoustically designed rooms. So why not step the gear up to the professional level of the playing?