"I WANT TO BE HAPPY": The EarRegulars (6.27.21): Kellso, Tobias, Rattman, Alexander, Munisteri
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- What a band! Jon-Erik Kellso, trumpet; Ricky Alexander, clarinet and tenor saxophone; Matt Munisteri, guitar; Jay Rattman, bass saxophone; Danny Tobias, trumpet -- giving it their all at The Ear Out (outside of The Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street, Soho, New York City) on Sunday, June 27, 2021. Recorded by Michael Steinman for JAZZ LIVES (www.jazzlives.w...).
Beautiful guitar rhythm, very rare to see beautiful straight 4 rhythm like that
Beautiful!
Danny Tobias a walk-up . what a treat nicely played man
beautiful licks on tenor or bari sax..👍👍
What a great gig for Mr. Kellso and the EarRegulars. Thanks for documenting. I'm addicted (and finding more tunes for my band).
Fantastic!!! 🙏🙏🪕
Saludos desde España, es extraordinario el ritmo y el sonido de estos instrumentos, me encanta. Es extraordinario escuchar instrumentos tocar en plena calle y sin sintetizar.
Ciertamente desde Texas!
Such wonderful phrasing
Incredible performance from all. But I am worried for the pedal extremities of Jay Rattman as he suspends his mighty bass saxophone from one 'bootlace', risking more damage to his toes than his horn! There was a time when people wondered how Charlie Parker could play an alto sax with such speed and dexterity, but Jay shows use here how he can do that on a bass sax at will, one that looks as if it could have belonged to Adrian Rollini or at least his age! Beautiful sound and picture quality too, Michael. How lucky we are.
Such perceptive graciousness as yours should not go without notice and gratitude, Sam!
@@swingyoucats Maybe use use steel-toed safety shoes?
@@bobboscarato1313 A brilliant suggestion, Bob! Either steel capped safety shoes, or if it was the UK, an Occupational Health and Safety Officer lying at the player's feet to absorb the shock vicariously!
@@swingyoucats We can't have you all thinking you're 'wasting your sweetness on the desert air' (Gray's Elegy)!
👏👏👏świetnie!
Made me wanna go "swing my cat", but i don't have one... I'm the "cat" that swung watching this one!! Great job ALL!!
Dear Tony, I'm laughing . . . SWING YOU CATS is the title of a 1933 Louis Armstrong original -- you can find it on YT. Enjoy!
@@swingyoucats Oh, I know the song... just thought I'd throw some humor your way!!
Nice
Really a thumbs down 🙄.... everyone here is top notch, holy shit
Danny Tobias kicking in to the tip can! ~6:20
今度生まれてきた暁には、結婚もやってみたいです。🌾🌾🌾🌾☀️🌞🌾🌾
死んだ母は言いました。「遅い事は、出来ない事と同じ様な物。」。🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾☘️☘️🌱🦟🦟🦟🦟🥵🌞☀️🤩☔️💦🚰🌾🌾☘️🌱🌱🌾☘️☘️
Once again the composer and lyricist are left out. Disgusting!!!. "I Want to Be Happy" is a song with music by Vincent Youmans and lyrics by Irving Caesar written for the 1925 musical No, No, Nanette. The 20's 30's and 40's produced the Great American songbook. Literally thousands of songs, written by master craftsmen and woman have stood the test of time.. Today these composers, songwriters, and lyricists names have passed into obscurity, yet their songs remain being sung today. These songs didnt just appear overnight, they were composed by mainly Jews who came across the Atlantic in books in the 1800's to start a new life in New England ( New York).
Sir, I appreciate the addition of the relevant information. But if you refer to my presentation as "Disgusting!" I will print no more comments of yours. I think your critical reaction is at best ungracious. If you knew the work that goes into this video and others, which you are watching for free, perhaps you would moderate your tone.
@@swingyoucats , I merely introduced the fact that the composer and lyricist were left out of your posting. All I did was added them.....I apologize for using the word disgusting. Please next time you put up a video with a band playing an American standard, please also include in your write up who wrote it. Thanks very much...
@@imonthebox1148 I think I might just be doing enough, Sir. But thanks for your suggestion.
@@swingyoucats , Not when you dont mention the songwriters...
Bye-bye, adieu, and ciao. Kindly create your own videos, post them, and annotate them to your heart's content.