there is not much that can be said about such an amazing perfumer. his compositions are incredible. his stage presence is astounding. he is so personable. I have been a fan since the moment I heard him. I just wish more black people had an appreciation for jazz music. I am black and I get so frustrated with the youth of today that only listen to rap and new age soul music!
2:34 Day by Day 13:00 I mean you 31:57 Triste 42:00 Easy Walker 50:55 Cherokee .......... Drum - Ulysses Owens Jr. Piano - Christian Sands Bass - Christian McBride
Maaaaaaaannnnnnn....I love the way they "e-nun-cia-ted" the punches on Easy Walker, exemplifying the "easy" as in eeeasy but not too greeeesy stipulation of Easy Walker!!! Loved it as well as everything else these superb cats expressed with panache and grace for an evening of superlative Jazz that hits me in the boo boo of satisfaction!!!
2:34 Day by Day 3:39 piano solo 🎹 (Day by Day) 7:40 bass solo (Day by Day) 13:00 I mean you (Thelonious Monk) 31:57 Triste (Antônio Carlos Jobim) 42:00 Easy Walker 50:55 Cherokee 🥁 Ulysses Owens Jr. 🎹 Christian Sands whole performance (not just part 01)
This is now officially my favorite video of ALL TIME!!! Christian Mcbride killed it and so did the others. He's in my top favorite bass players. Now and forever
The first four songs are 1) "Day by Day", music by Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston, lyrics by Sammy Cahn. 2) "I Mean You" by Thelonious Monk. 3) "Triste" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. 4) "Easy Walker" by Dr. Billy Taylor.
+illuminati You think no one outside NY knew who Kenny Kirkland was? His 6 albums w/ Sting aside, he was on 29 jazz albums as a sideman. Plus he was w/ Branford on the Tonight Show. Regardless, what's that got to do w/ Christian Sands' place in jazz?
I detected Ahmad Jamal's arrangement of Cherokee with the waltz time feel of the bridge which is a wonderful contrast to the double feel of the rest of the tune! Liked what they did with Triste too!
It's hard to say that any artist is better than another, but when it comes to Christian McBride it's safe to say that he's better than most artist...and he's definitely better than most, if not all, jazz bass players.
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there is not much that can be said about such an amazing perfumer. his compositions are incredible. his stage presence is astounding. he is so personable. I have been a fan since the moment I heard him. I just wish more black people had an appreciation for jazz music. I am black and I get so frustrated with the youth of today that only listen to rap and new age soul music!
2:34 Day by Day
13:00 I mean you
31:57 Triste
42:00 Easy Walker
50:55 Cherokee
..........
Drum - Ulysses Owens Jr.
Piano - Christian Sands
Bass - Christian McBride
Maaaaaaaannnnnnn....I love the way they "e-nun-cia-ted" the punches on Easy Walker, exemplifying the "easy" as in eeeasy but not too greeeesy stipulation of Easy Walker!!! Loved it as well as everything else these superb cats expressed with panache and grace for an evening of superlative Jazz that hits me in the boo boo of satisfaction!!!
2:34 Day by Day
3:39 piano solo 🎹 (Day by Day)
7:40 bass solo (Day by Day)
13:00 I mean you (Thelonious Monk)
31:57 Triste (Antônio Carlos Jobim)
42:00 Easy Walker
50:55 Cherokee
🥁 Ulysses Owens Jr.
🎹 Christian Sands
whole performance (not just part 01)
This is now officially my favorite video of ALL TIME!!!
Christian Mcbride killed it and so did the others. He's in my top favorite bass players. Now and forever
The first four songs are 1) "Day by Day", music by Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston, lyrics by Sammy Cahn. 2) "I Mean You" by Thelonious Monk. 3) "Triste" by Antonio Carlos Jobim. 4) "Easy Walker" by Dr. Billy Taylor.
jwh88 The very last one is 'Cherokee' by Ray Noble
Christian Sands, the present and the future of PIANO JAZZ !!!!
Eduardo Roxo Nobre Son, you didn't hear of Kenny Kirkland. true, he had few recordings, you had to be newyorker to know Kenny
***** or have listened to any of the Marsalis recordings
+illuminati You think no one outside NY knew who Kenny Kirkland was? His 6 albums w/ Sting aside, he was on 29 jazz albums as a sideman. Plus he was w/ Branford on the Tonight Show.
Regardless, what's that got to do w/ Christian Sands' place in jazz?
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The "Triste" version is the version done by Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams for their Miles tribute recording..
So freaking good! Swangin!!!
tecnica, creatività, improvvisazione strepitosa del contrabbassista Christian McBride: video piacevolissimo
Woof! What an oomph all over the place! These people are off a different kind...!
13:00 i mean you 33:00 triste 42:00 easy walker 50:00 cherokee
Don't worry the audio gets fixed around 3:20. Pretty nice recording quality. Thanks for sharing!
Piano still needs to be tuned.
I detected Ahmad Jamal's arrangement of Cherokee with the waltz time feel of the bridge which is a wonderful contrast to the double feel of the rest of the tune! Liked what they did with Triste too!
It's hard to say that any artist is better than another, but when it comes to Christian McBride it's safe to say that he's better than most artist...and he's definitely better than most, if not all, jazz bass players.
ESPETACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very good time
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de la bonne musique
Does anybody know the name of the first song???? thank you
+Matteo Grandoni Day By Day ;)
Anyone know who the drummer is?
+hawkrider88 ulysses owens jr
+Jim Anestis
Thanks, he is darn impressive and seems to be playing on everyone's CD that is recorded in NYC these days.
+ChristianMcBrideTV Thanks but I think it is indeed Ulysses Owens Jr. If I would have watched it to the very end, I would have heard. :)
Beautiful, but wish the double bass was picked up more in the recording. But really nice.
the piano is a little bit detuned! but anyway is great!!
adds a bit to the sound do you not think ;)
So what u got from this performance was that the piano is a little bit detuned...?? thats sad man.
Christian McBride - Bass
Christian Sands - Piano
Ulessys Owens - Drums
Am I right?
tune the piano!
Oh may God, I'm sure the MC is a nice guy, but really?
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