@@carlostalavera1264 Why do people have to constantly argue whether this guy is better than that guy etc. It's really boring. Different players, both hugely talented in their own ways. Honestly, it isn't a competition.
@@MrFromthefuture Good luck using your tongue as a technique with circular breathing... all you can do is slur notes or use back tonguing as subtle articulation. #OneTrickPony
I think he was struggling to pick up the chords, he wanted to join in the first tune Lonnie played but he couldn't get it. Dr. Lonnie being the gentleman that he is, stopped and then started tune 2 after checking he'd know how to play it.
This is the reason why more Music Arts education is needed and public schools Each One Teach One reach one ears the Grammys the American Music Awards is just catering to one group of music pop and rap like that's the only music people wants to hear America owes a debt to all musicians without musicians there be no good music🎼🎹🎺🎵🎶
Wow. I don't really understand much of Jazz scales, but having listened to lots of Cory Henry clips, I have to say Dr. Lonnie has quite a different style, somehow a darker kind of energy, but not less fascinating. Probably more experimental. And of course his physical appearance adds to it. The organ guru....
Ignore the twat who replied to your comment first. He is the one who has no clue what he is talking about. You're correct about Lonnie, he had a unique style and was probably the greatest experimenter on the Hammond over the years. Some of his ideas worked better than others - always some weird and wonderful stuff coming out of that brain. He is the only man I can think of who would write a composition about killer bees attacking people in the park.
levispaargaren except most players memorize heads with chords so it's possible he already memorized the changes but it seems like he was playing by ear
Heads and chords have to be memorized. If you don't memorize the chords you won't know the changes to be able to improvise. However, for the blues and rhythm changes, the chord progressions (changes) are standard.
5:48 ~ 5:56 - that breakdown[?] I don't really know what it called but that is something we often hear in old school cartoon that will not be heard again in modern times.
Jazz guru ? Rabbi of Jazz , Jazz ayatollah ! Much respects to this organist .... I mean deeeeeep respects to you guys , oh no i better say abundant respects . You Jazz preachers ! ! !
Yeah man...Cory on that mouth organ (melodica?) He's a keys guy...I thought, he killed it though. Serious talent on parade, right here...all the way, around the booth.
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RIP Dr Lonnie. A truly unique man and musician. There will never be anyone else quite like him. Sad day.
He passed? Didn't know this. RIP!!!
Well said brother. Without question he was a genius on the Hammond
The trumpet player is Keyon Harold. He recently released a LP, St. Louis native. Go buy 15 copies.
THANKS FAM
Dude haz great melody and sound.
Keyon was on key
you gotta love how lightly they all steppin', trying to compliment the whole trio
hard to find cats like that
There's nothing Like A Jazz Musician. They Just.Flow Together So Well!
Three generations of jazz! The interaction between all three players at the end was beautiful!
Looks like two..
what's the name of the girl next to Dr. Lonnie
Mate there's only 2 lol
I really miss Dr. Lonnie.
I love how Cory is standing there enjoying his role as understudy while Dr. Smith is schooling. Never too talented to learn new things. #respect
I wouldn't call it "understudy"...Cory is a genius. lonnie is a legend tho.
Cory runs circles around Lonnie...Cory on another level.
@@carlostalavera1264 Why do people have to constantly argue whether this guy is better than that guy etc. It's really boring. Different players, both hugely talented in their own ways. Honestly, it isn't a competition.
This performance should have millions of likes. OMG
Seeing Lonnie Smith and Corey Henry together is just perfect, on a celestial level.
Man when the doc left those keys, they were smokin.
Monstrous performance.
R.I.P. Doc. None like you.
My guy killing it with the melodica
Stunning performance
This guy is like frickin' Jazzy Gandalf
Finally somebody on TH-cam with my sense of humour!
Jandalf
You shall not jam!
Guido Ferri bruh
The question is if he's the grey or the white.
I really like the trumpet player's tone. Had this raspiness that one might be taught to avoid but it sounds amazing!!!
ONE WORD #LEGENDARY!!!
Pure Excellence. Shout out to the Trumpet player as well. Rrrrrespect.
Very nice music, The trumpet, the instrument Cory playing is divine with Smith on organ.
This is an awesome video! They all sound great! It's amazing how over all of the background noise that you can still feel Dr. Lonnie Smith's groove!
Wow! In Cory's other videos i thought the gentleman (Dr. Smith) was a bystander just admiring Corey...
billiant crazy cosmic sound...
Cory Henry is truly a virtuoso with any instrument!
thats it with jazz..just get together and jam..no practice needed...pure magic
He wisely aligned the kids back at the end and unplugged them expertly.
"Ah, I can't breathe that fast!"
LOL. Welcome to the painful world of wind instruments, dude.
+Marc Dumont Could not agree more.
circular breathing ? didgeridoo ?
@@MrFromthefuture Good luck using your tongue as a technique with circular breathing... all you can do is slur notes or use back tonguing as subtle articulation. #OneTrickPony
2:07 she was feelin it and her phone went off.
Thanks for making me laugh
@@JRUL1000 what's the name of the girl next to Dr. Lonnie
Bird atmosphere. So beautiful.
WOW. Dr. Lonnie Smith is unreal.....
I wonder how many people realize that he's also playing the bass pedals ... (Y)
What a great musical trio..
Damn, they bad! Excellent players man.
Im supposed to be studying but....... This is important than some measly tests.!
Damn he went sensei on those keys
Priceless. Thanks for sharing
That last 3 mins.... ridiculous 👌🏽
that was beautiful
This makes me so happy : )
Thanks for these uploads!
This where life is about!
1:50 she hit that trance
haha until she got a text...
I like cried laughing at that trance
She looked on the verge of tears the whole trance
THESE GUYS ARE INSANE!
baddest cats in business!
As soon as the 🎺 let loose, he was on 🔥
This is great...i repeat great awesome musicians at it's finest, cory was blue in his face.lol,so, so awesome i wish i was there.
Oh sh!t, that Trpt player! What a line-up.
Mind blowing!!!!
Great performance !
That was excellent.
RIP Dr Lonnie ( Return If Possible )
If only. He was an absolute BEAST on the Hammond. None like him
unbelievable .... kings
Dr Smith...smh.Dope!💯
Keyon seemed so nervous at the beginning!
I think he was struggling to pick up the chords, he wanted to join in the first tune Lonnie played but he couldn't get it. Dr. Lonnie being the gentleman that he is, stopped and then started tune 2 after checking he'd know how to play it.
@@Wally-H ..He was great.
@@pierreangelo8264 Dr Lonnie has died. I'm devastated.
That feeling when you watch musical magic.
too cool for words
This feels good
Thanks for sharing this :)
wow thats so funky , i love that freejazz
amazing
AWESOME!!!
sans doute l'un des plus grand trompettiste actuel
Tony Rolando and the Make Noise crew in the background listening in... Sweet.
Key!! Yes sir doc😃
Yes!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Redhead living her best life
Ah, I can't breathe that fast!"
Enjoying
This great good get!
i wish i was there...
wow the Doc
This is the reason why more Music Arts education is needed and public schools Each One Teach One reach one ears the Grammys the American Music Awards is just catering to one group of music pop and rap like that's the only music people wants to hear America owes a debt to all musicians without musicians there be no good music🎼🎹🎺🎵🎶
OMG its happening!
Wow. I don't really understand much of Jazz scales, but having listened to lots of Cory Henry clips, I have to say Dr. Lonnie has quite a different style, somehow a darker kind of energy, but not less fascinating. Probably more experimental. And of course his physical appearance adds to it. The organ guru....
Yeah, you don't know what you're talking about... stay humble
Ignore the twat who replied to your comment first. He is the one who has no clue what he is talking about. You're correct about Lonnie, he had a unique style and was probably the greatest experimenter on the Hammond over the years. Some of his ideas worked better than others - always some weird and wonderful stuff coming out of that brain. He is the only man I can think of who would write a composition about killer bees attacking people in the park.
its like the grand master and the protégé are playing the lost books of the organ'atae
Kirkland Williams ☠️☠️☠️
musical excellence
I'm supposed to be in school right now...
who is the trumpet player? awesome!!
His name is Keyon Harrold
Phil Curry I think he plays by ears. awesome
when you improvise you usually play by ears
levispaargaren except most players memorize heads with chords so it's possible he already memorized the changes but it seems like he was playing by ear
Heads and chords have to be memorized. If you don't memorize the chords you won't know the changes to be able to improvise. However, for the blues and rhythm changes, the chord progressions (changes) are standard.
some dope people right there wow should be there names
muito bom.
Nice!!!!!
5:48 ~ 5:56 - that breakdown[?] I don't really know what it called but that is something we often hear in old school cartoon that will not be heard again in modern times.
eb Mar it seems they all get the joke. ;)
He got that miles posture
reminds me of.
grazie!
What type of Melodica does Cory use?
Classic!
Waouhhh!
My God!
righteous!
Cory is sick😂
RIP
Jazz guru ? Rabbi of Jazz , Jazz ayatollah ! Much respects to this organist .... I mean deeeeeep respects to you guys , oh no i better say abundant respects . You Jazz preachers ! ! !
sweet
Wow.....
Yeah man...Cory on that mouth organ (melodica?) He's a keys guy...I thought, he killed it though. Serious talent on parade, right here...all the way, around the booth.
5:35 nice!
Softly as a morning sunrise?
Does anyone know what model melodica that is?
They killing
who came to hear the trumpet guy
I take that back, I think she had about 3!
I love the dark sound of the Dr. Smith! Does anybody know who this woman ist who constantly stares on her phone?
wow
can anyone explain what happened at 2:37?
Whats the name of the piece they are playing?
Melodica brand please? Great viveo.
"Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise"
Is this Dr playing on earth?
Bruh looking like an ethereal guru of jazz.
Khethelo Zungu lmbo
Amiel Primavera Nope
Amiel Primavera he aint even muslim... he is sikh
@@TheMotivationVault469 STFU you racist POS