RIP soprano sax playing, composer, Miles Davis Quintet member, Blue Note Records and solo release classics, legend, Wayne Shorter. Black Market is one of my fav Weather Report albums. His creative musical output was extraordinary.
Kevin Grey if your looking at these posts, is Wayne Shorter's NIght Dreamer on the reissue Tone Poet schedule? There are so many but I would be curious to hear what you can do with Return To Forever's Romantic Warrior. Ok, add in Weather Report's Mysterious Traveller, Black Market, Weather Report, Mr. Gone.
I was a teenager when I discovered Weather Report with Wayne Shorter....I had to go back and dig up Wayne's catalog of music.....it has been a long fun road of discovery!!!
Jaco was the kind of guy who didn't care what anybody, much less fellow bass players, thought of him, and everyone thought he was the coolest because of it. Broke all the molds! Sad ending. RIP.
for you younger keyboard players -- notice when Zawinul plays the melody on the ARP 2600 that the keyboard scale is reversed. As he goes up, the notes go lower, as he goes down the notes go higher. Zawinul actually wrote the melody for Black Market with the ARP tuned this way. Inspiration can come from anywhere, always try crazy shit, don't be shy! (from a 40 year pro keyboard player)
Ah, I met him once! He was playing at Pasquali's on the beach in Southern California eons ago. Clare Fischer (RIP) was presenting with my then crush, sorta friend, Professor Roland Vasquez, drummer. I went to the patio out back for the break and Alex joined me out there along with the bassist, Jorge. Anyway, Alex was very a sweet spirit, but I had little idea at the time how world-class he was/is. He played all the percussion that evening. Anyway, that's that.
@@jimmyjam86 I could say that meeting beautiful, people, excellent, is a gift. But without those the beautiful meet with, they can't be understood and seen as beautiful. :). I hope that makes sense.
No one could compete with them in their own space. Weather report was one of a kind. RIP departed Weather report members with deep respect and good wishes for those still living.
Saw them in 78'- Jaco leaped in from somewhere out of the dark like a spaceman and started his solo. Wayne played with a minimum of body movement and Zawinul looked like a pirate. There has never been a band like this again.
Check out Avishai Cohen Trio if you despair about music like this not existing anymore. They dont really sound anything alike but its at a similar level of skill, creativity and passion.
To those longing for this type of fusion, check out keyboardist Scott Kinsey’s projects. He’s heavily influenced by Zawinul and WR (might even have been an actual student of his). He has also done a ton of WR tribute projects.
Just, just epic! Somehow, the 70s seemed to spawn a generation of musicians who were willing to play music like it was their last day on Earth And boy, these guys are rockin' it ta **ck!!
This was the best Weather Report lineup. They really took off when Acuna moved from percussion to drums, and added Badrena on percussion. It's a shame that this lineup only lasted about a year.
@@pascalduhamel6358 peter erskine is fantastic and I'm really glad he continued to play with Jaco after weather report, but Acuna/Jaco/Badrena is something special.
this was such a brilliant time for gifted musicians and fusion jazz..there was a plethora of creativity in the early - mid 70's between Return to Forever , Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham , Pat Metheny , Al di Meola..lot of them ended working in the studio together as well...glad I was alive and able to see them perform in their prime -- another great chapter in musical history sorely missed..
You have nailed this comment, jazz fusion and the experimentation probably not seen today but these musos laid down the foundations. And don't ever forget School Days (Stanley Clarke fretless Bass with Piano playing George Duke) and Booker T and The MGs, sessions muso who could time and phrase just about everything.
I was at this gig! My college band played just a few nights before with Clark Terry. Incredible music, amazing music and musicians, wonderful memories.
Alex Acuna! I could listen to him groove for days. Such a killer performance! I love his inspiring story of coming to the U.S. and how his career progressed from this great stepping stone. Such a nice guy, so colorful and fun.
What a snare sound. No reverb, just good mic's a room and 2 inch tape. And a musician, like Stewart Copeland, you can tell Alex when he plays kit from his snare sound.
@drumsNstuff79 I Love Alex too, but NOT seeing only his face for almost 1/2 a video while the rest of the band Jams!! @InnerVista I agree with the very Identifiable sound... Bill Bruford and Billy Cobham on that short list as well!
I may be wrong but about the best 3 to 5 minutes of music are of Wayne Shorter at the end of Joni Mitchell’s song Paprika Plains on Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter. It’s a long song not one of my favorites but those last few minutes are fantastic.
Glen Bledsoe Saw this tour in Hartford, Bushnell Memorial Theater, April or May 1976. Phenomenal. My second time seeing them, the first was on the tour for the Mysterious Traveller lp, fall 1974, at the same venue, with the extraordinary Alphonso Johnson on fretless & piccolo basses. Shakti featuring John McLaughlin opened this 1976 show, also amazing (I love Indian instrumental music, too. And I would go anywhere to see Johnny Mac, electric or acoustic). All my ticket stubs are currently in a storage bin, but I doubt that it cost more than $7.50 for the best seats in the house. I was in one of them, somewhere in the first ten rows, center floor. And, this was my first time witnessing the genius of (drum roll, please, Alex) Mr. Jaco Pastorius. After this concert, I made SURE it wouldn't be the last time I saw him. His playing on the title track, and "Barbary Coast", really impressed me. One of the most purely musical concerts I've ever been to. Imagine, in the same night: McLaughlin, L. Shankar, Zakir Hussain, Wayne Shorter, Joe Zawinul, and Jaco. He was one of those people who only needed one name! As I like to say, "They just don't make 'em like this anymore...". Ps, I'll never forget hearing the homage to Joe's deceased former bandleader, that was one of the new tunes: "Cannonball". They panned the train sound across the P.A. speakers in stereo to open & close the track (pun intended), just like the album. And it was freaking LOUD! Long live WR!!
Joe Zawinul: Keyboards Wayne Shorter: Sax Jaco Pastorius: Bass Alex Acuna: Drums Manolo Badrena: Percussion, Voice MalcoMix Fusion put the whole concert with the names of the players and the playlist with links, while "Montreux Jazz Festival" are not even able to mention the wonderful artists who played for them ... what a pity ... Here is the full concert, remastered : th-cam.com/video/LfvfXA2SIRU/w-d-xo.html
During Wayne Shorter's first studio session with Miles Davis.......Miles studiously thumbed through a notebook Shorter had brought; which he explained was music he had written while serving in the U.S. Army. At the end of the session, Miles told Shorter to return tomorrow....and....."Bring that notebook!".
I was introduced to the music of Weather Report in 1986 while stationed in Germany, and I was never the same again. It opened up a whole other world for me musically. VonDexter Montegut, thank you brother for broadening my horizons. I would say rest in peace, but I have no doubt you're up there jammin' with Joe Z. and Jaco P. as i type this... the jam session of your dreams.
I spent a lot of time with the band this year - 1976 - and recorded them the following year. The band chose a path that would bring them tremendous success, with groundbreaking new music even breaking thru to the radio. Jaco brought a brand new sensibility to Weather Report, though Joe really struggled to accept his starring role. Truth is, and Joe knew it, Weather Report rocketed musically after 1976. It was a tumultuous time, even toxic backstage, but audiences were blissfully unaware.
World class, astounding artistry! I had met Alex Acuna when they played at Pasquali's on the west coast, many many eons ago with Clare Fischer... Hi Alex!😄 We chatted on the patio. You joined out there along with Jorge? Do you recall? No one I've Ever heard makes music like this incredibly, ingenuous, ingenius band of prodigies. Alex, you're one among the Very best drummers/instrumentalists and musicians in the world. You play what I want to hear with all intuition and this music from Weather Report takes me to another level. Thank you!
Montreux, the place to be and see...I was blessed my Dad was a VP with Pan Am , so my older sis and I traveled the world following one great concert than the other...✈🎶🌿
When great musicians sweat like pigs for us in their performances like Weather Report did at this Concert all I can say is... Thanks Guys You are AWESOME! 👍👍💪✌️💘😎🍻
I had the great good fortune to see this extraordinary band at the beautiful Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara in 1977. A magnificent experience I will treasure for my entire life.
Let's say the same about Paul Simon's last line-up... from Graceland, and from Rythm of the Saints... anything different? THIS IS MUSIC. NOT PREJUDICE.
The lead synth that Zawinul is playing seems to be wired in such a way that the high notes are on the bottom and the low notes on the top. Watch as he plays the melody at around 03:00. It's crazy!
Peace, God Bless Geneva , the Swiss, I remember Heavy Weather, when my son was born, Birdland was so up , pure and natural. Followed Miles, and all successions and different formations , Black Market is cool , super cool groove. Imagine breathing the Swiss Alps air!!!!
In the 70's I saw this band at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. This for me was the beginning of expanding my musical tastes and what a journey it has been. I love Weather Report and Return to Forever.
Very cool! I saw Weather Report & Billy Cobham on a double bill at the Celebrity Theater (rotating stage) in Phoenix in 1975. What a show it was!! I saw Billy Cobham again in '79 in Tucson. 👍🍻
We all thought back then that this was the highest quality we humans had achieved!! Weather Reaport was the promise land for us young musicians in Miami . We were young and passionate!!!!!!!
The thing I like best about this line up is that even though Alex Acuna is behind the kit it's really two percussionist extraordinaire laying down the infectious grooves...Badrena and Acuna have a serious mental telepathy thing going on. As does the whole band. Serious stuff. ✌
So epic. Breathtaking music. Birdland was their "iconic" track, but Black Market has always been my favourite - it's the work of geniuses. I cannot believe these guys existed on the same planet that produces the pop garbage we all hear on the radio these days.
I've always put "Cucumber Slumber" from "Mysterious Traveler" high on the list, but the signature tune for Joe and Wayne will always be "Boogie Woogie Waltz."
Being bitter about other music serves no purpose, if it brings others joy (just as this beautiful piece brings joy to us) then that is nothing but okay.
@@marcusberankis8960 Err...OK thanks Karen. You're making the false assumption that music that other people like has no effect on me. Like it can only be something neutral to my senses and joyous to them. This is false. If I am forced to listen to cheap, repetitive, simplistic, talentless, recycled pop garbage it absolutely impacts me in a negative way. No matter how hard I might try to enjoy plastic pop, it simply upsets me and is likely to ruin my mood. Fact. And, I'm quite sure, the people that like that sort of music would not hesitate to voice their dislike of a track by Tool, Grizzly Bear, Sparta, Miles Davis, At the Drive-in or Waax. All of which represent intelligent, talented, progressive music. Don't shoot me down just because I appreciate more complex music.
@@the510wagon if hearing other music ruins your mood, I believe that’s more of a reflection on you than the complexity or musicianship of the music you are forced to listen to. Stop being so pretentious and just learn to like the stuff you like, and not worry about others. Sincerely, Karen
Great video , to my eternal regret I missed seeing them when they played Portsmouth UK in 1982, I had moved down the coast to Plymouth UK two weeks earlier and was unable to attend.
What an incredible treat to have been one of the camermen or the editor of this piece......I love the closeups, but wish at times it was just a little bit wider to really understand better how they are playing, what they are playing.
Weather Report is one of the very few concerts I missed during the '70's. Not from lack of trying. I was attending live concerts every other weekend. Thankfully, TH-cam seems to have a lot of their live performances uploaded just for unlucky guys like me. Just wish they'd allowed people to videotape the acts back then. Today's generation's gonna miss out on a lot of different perspectives and techniques. If only record companies didn't have that stupid rule about "no cameras or videos allowed". Who knows how many great solo performances were missed because of it?!
I watched this performance on television one evening in 2008 not knowing who they were until the end credits. Soon I went to a jazz record store and purchased a lot of their albums. Soon after
Saw these guys in New York City. Great seats in a small venue. Didn’t know what to make of Jaco. Around the same time I was into JL Ponty and Return to forever…saw them all in the City.. so much great rock, fusion, and minimalist composers….Saw Steve Reich at Lincoln Center. But no one compares the one of the Greatest…..The Ramones
i started listening to weather report, mahavishnu, return to forever, etc. back in 1971, when i was an air force member, stationed at a god forsaken outpost (malmstrom afb) in montana, being from texas the shock of the freezing weather, but i found these albums at the base store, man they got me thru the lone nites, i'd fall asleep to them. got bless their talent. what has happen to the music of today?
Dude I was in the Army a at a sh*t stain called Camp Casey Korea, with my PX brought Pioneer system, Weather Report and Spyro Gyra...I still have the Albums.
I LOVE this, it brings back so many memories. I saw a band last night with a percussionist who reminded me of a young Airto. He didn't know who he was...I hope he's getting an "education" today
NOTICE THE UPPER KEYBOARD: Higher notes on the left!
Yeah that's just crazy, enough going on the right way round. Seriously skilled
He inverted the keyboard on the ARP2600. V clever, made him play riff differently. Genius
RIP soprano sax playing, composer, Miles Davis Quintet member, Blue Note Records and solo release classics, legend, Wayne Shorter. Black Market is one of my fav Weather Report albums. His creative musical output was extraordinary.
Kevin Grey if your looking at these posts, is Wayne Shorter's NIght Dreamer on the reissue Tone Poet schedule? There are so many but I would be curious to hear what you can do with Return To Forever's Romantic Warrior. Ok, add in Weather Report's Mysterious Traveller, Black Market, Weather Report, Mr. Gone.
I was a teenager when I discovered Weather Report with Wayne Shorter....I had to go back and dig up Wayne's catalog of music.....it has been a long fun road of discovery!!!
word!
This was the best iteration. Bar none. Wayne shorter. Sold it
Zawinal the man
Jaco playing a fretted bass with a pick ! Strumming cords with a pick ! Always serving the song genius !
man, wasn't he the best!
He traveled a prodigy's path, though. Didn't he. Ya. Genius.
Jaco was the kind of guy who didn't care what anybody, much less fellow bass players, thought of him, and everyone thought he was the coolest because of it. Broke all the molds! Sad ending. RIP.
Alphonso Johnson did it better on the album.
@@ednicolettasnyder6219Shut your face, Alphonse Mouson can take a hike like Alex Acuna, there's a better player, Peter Erskine
for you younger keyboard players -- notice when Zawinul plays the melody on the ARP 2600 that the keyboard scale is reversed. As he goes up, the notes go lower, as he goes down the notes go higher. Zawinul actually wrote the melody for Black Market with the ARP tuned this way. Inspiration can come from anywhere, always try crazy shit, don't be shy! (from a 40 year pro keyboard player)
Thank you for this.
that would mess me completely up. it's really clear around 3:00...
I've watched this concert dozens of times and never noticed that! Thanks
That melody is so odd and atypical it makes sense that it was inspired by something weird like that.
incredible!
Alex Acuna is a wonderful human being and one of the best drummers ever. I would love to meet him in person.
I guess you intuit this since you haven’t met, but you are absolutely correct. A very nice and humble guy, & a pleasure to work with.
Ah, I met him once! He was playing at Pasquali's on the beach in Southern California eons ago. Clare Fischer (RIP) was presenting with my then crush, sorta friend, Professor Roland Vasquez, drummer. I went to the patio out back for the break and Alex joined me out there along with the bassist, Jorge. Anyway, Alex was very a sweet spirit, but I had little idea at the time how world-class he was/is. He played all the percussion that evening. Anyway, that's that.
I smoked with him once. Legend
@@jimmyjam86 I could say that meeting beautiful, people, excellent, is a gift. But without those the beautiful meet with, they can't be understood and seen as beautiful. :). I hope that makes sense.
My ex dated him.
Rest in peace Wayne you were truly one of the greats.
I guess "stoic" is a good adjective, the guy is like a statue, and can actually shred a solo
No one could compete with them in their own space. Weather report was one of a kind. RIP departed Weather report members with deep respect and good wishes for those still living.
My father used to watch this masterpiece. Papa, I love you!
These guys, they dont just play music, they ARE music.
He olivat ennen musiikkia - musiikin geenejä ~];>)
Saw them in 78'- Jaco leaped in from somewhere out of the dark like a spaceman and started his solo.
Wayne played with a minimum of body movement and Zawinul looked like a pirate. There has never been a band like this again.
There will never be a band like this. Humans have forgotten to make sound like this.
They were incredible. I don't think this kind of innovation and musicianship exists anymore, sadly.
Check out Avishai Cohen Trio if you despair about music like this not existing anymore. They dont really sound anything alike but its at a similar level of skill, creativity and passion.
W Dr
To those longing for this type of fusion, check out keyboardist Scott Kinsey’s projects. He’s heavily influenced by Zawinul and WR (might even have been an actual student of his). He has also done a ton of WR tribute projects.
Just, just epic!
Somehow, the 70s seemed to spawn a generation of musicians who were willing to play music like it was their last day on Earth
And boy, these guys are rockin' it ta **ck!!
The 60s,70s,and 80s were amazing for rock,jazz soul and fusion. Even new music by some of these old musicians just doesn’t sound as good!
I'm sure LSD helped a lot..look at the awful music made today..its because no kids are dropping acid and making music
@@clubjumping you should probably take a listen to music outside the radio tbh...lots of great stuff done today
Hienosti sanottu - parasta panivat eli laittoivat kehiin parhaat nuotit & rytmit ilman kompromiseja ja aina täysillä ~];>)
@@clubjumping Never did LSD at their concerts but I did drink Ripple... same thing..lol!!
This was the best Weather Report lineup. They really took off when Acuna moved from percussion to drums, and added Badrena on percussion. It's a shame that this lineup only lasted about a year.
agreed - Black Market is my favorite album from Weather Report - that line-up was their best IMHO
@@robdogjThis is the Heavy Weather lineup not Black Market. Acuna is on percussion not drums on Black Market!
Yes!!! mais Peter Erskine c'était bien aussi !!!!!???
@@pascalduhamel6358 peter erskine is fantastic and I'm really glad he continued to play with Jaco after weather report, but Acuna/Jaco/Badrena is something special.
Made 44 years ago.......still sounds EXCELLENT.
Check out the break at 9:17. The drums marks on 3 and the bass on 4. Heaven🥳
What a band not enough words to describe this amazing group and the music they play every single musician on this group he's great
Alex Acuna, groove on, Sir, just groove on. Wonderful🔥
this was such a brilliant time for gifted musicians and fusion jazz..there was a plethora of creativity in the early - mid 70's between Return to Forever , Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham , Pat Metheny , Al di Meola..lot of them ended working in the studio together as well...glad I was alive and able to see them perform in their prime -- another great chapter in musical history sorely missed..
You have nailed this comment, jazz fusion and the experimentation probably not seen today but these musos laid down the foundations. And don't ever forget School Days (Stanley Clarke fretless Bass with Piano playing George Duke) and Booker T and The MGs, sessions muso who could time and phrase just about everything.
greatest jamband ever assembled
All of this has never happened before, and will never happen again. Forever unique
I was at this gig! My college band played just a few nights before with Clark Terry. Incredible music, amazing music and musicians, wonderful memories.
Hey! Me, too! Good times.
Hopefully you were able to see the full band performing... unlike this video.
You are blessed Kenneth !!!!
I" m waiting for you in Portugal !!
I saw them a few days before in Bayonne, France . Amazing moment !
Alex Acuna! I could listen to him groove for days. Such a killer performance! I love his inspiring story of coming to the U.S. and how his career progressed from this great stepping stone. Such a nice guy, so colorful and fun.
Alex Acuna is one of the greatest, he's in that same tier with Mongo and Munyungo
What a snare sound. No reverb, just good mic's a room and 2 inch tape. And a musician, like Stewart Copeland, you can tell Alex when he plays kit from his snare sound.
Agree..luv Alejandro!
@drumsNstuff79 I Love Alex too, but NOT seeing only his face for almost 1/2 a video while the rest of the band Jams!!
@InnerVista I agree with the very Identifiable sound... Bill Bruford and Billy Cobham on that short list as well!
Wayne Shorter's soprano sax playing is so intense and beautiful at the same time.
I may be wrong but about the best 3 to 5 minutes of music are of Wayne Shorter at the end of Joni Mitchell’s song Paprika Plains on Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter. It’s a long song not one of my favorites but those last few minutes are fantastic.
Rest in power dear Wayne 🎷🌹🌿❤🙏👑🎶
Fabulous to hear, shame they don't get the credit they deserve. Listened to them 40 yrs ago and now showcase to friends
Percussionist was fire 🔥🔥🔥
Can you believe that there ever was such a band? There were giants in those days.
Glen Bledsoe Saw this tour in Hartford, Bushnell Memorial Theater, April or May 1976. Phenomenal. My second time seeing them, the first was on the tour for the Mysterious Traveller lp, fall 1974, at the same venue, with the extraordinary Alphonso Johnson on fretless & piccolo basses. Shakti featuring John McLaughlin opened this 1976 show, also amazing (I love Indian instrumental music, too. And I would go anywhere to see Johnny Mac, electric or acoustic). All my ticket stubs are currently in a storage bin, but I doubt that it cost more than $7.50 for the best seats in the house. I was in one of them, somewhere in the first ten rows, center floor. And, this was my first time witnessing the genius of (drum roll, please, Alex) Mr. Jaco Pastorius. After this concert, I made SURE it wouldn't be the last time I saw him. His playing on the title track, and "Barbary Coast", really impressed me. One of the most purely musical concerts I've ever been to. Imagine, in the same night: McLaughlin, L. Shankar, Zakir Hussain, Wayne Shorter, Joe Zawinul, and Jaco. He was one of those people who only needed one name! As I like to say, "They just don't make 'em like this anymore...". Ps, I'll never forget hearing the homage to Joe's deceased former bandleader, that was one of the new tunes: "Cannonball". They panned the train sound across the P.A. speakers in stereo to open & close the track (pun intended), just like the album. And it was freaking LOUD! Long live WR!!
@@jamesmicucci7028 Zakir Hussain and Jaco is like a criminally good setlist in it's own right.
Joe Zawinul: Keyboards
Wayne Shorter: Sax
Jaco Pastorius: Bass
Alex Acuna: Drums
Manolo Badrena: Percussion, Voice
MalcoMix Fusion put the whole concert with the names of the players and the playlist with links, while "Montreux Jazz Festival" are not even able to mention the wonderful artists who played for them ... what a pity ...
Here is the full concert, remastered : th-cam.com/video/LfvfXA2SIRU/w-d-xo.html
During Wayne Shorter's first studio session with Miles Davis.......Miles studiously thumbed through a notebook Shorter had brought; which he explained was music he had written while serving in the U.S. Army. At the end of the session, Miles told Shorter to return tomorrow....and....."Bring that notebook!".
69 years old now! Stoned as a whatever. And i chose this. Dear whomever I am coming
I was introduced to the music of Weather Report in 1986 while stationed in Germany, and I was never the same again. It opened up a whole other world for me musically. VonDexter Montegut, thank you brother for broadening my horizons. I would say rest in peace, but I have no doubt you're up there jammin' with Joe Z. and Jaco P. as i type this... the jam session of your dreams.
@Chuck I think I like your way better!
I was fortunate to play Montreux in 1986.
All I got was a peek of one of my favorite bass players. Giv thanxs for the music gentlemen.
Manolo Badrena! One of the most entertaining performers to watch, such a great guy!
Still goin strong with Ahmad Jamal?
A Koncentration of rythm
Excellent percussionist, and top choice for vocal effects.
Hands down, one of my favourite bands of all time along with Return To Forever. Black Market is one of my favourite records ever made.
I spent a lot of time with the band this year - 1976 - and recorded them the following year. The band chose a path that would bring them tremendous success, with groundbreaking new music even breaking thru to the radio. Jaco brought a brand new sensibility to Weather Report, though Joe really struggled to accept his starring role. Truth is, and Joe knew it, Weather Report rocketed musically after 1976. It was a tumultuous time, even toxic backstage, but audiences were blissfully unaware.
При всем уважении, ни один альбом Jaco не сравнится с Weather Report
World class, astounding artistry! I had met Alex Acuna when they played at Pasquali's on the west coast, many many eons ago with Clare Fischer... Hi Alex!😄 We chatted on the patio. You joined out there along with Jorge? Do you recall?
No one I've Ever heard makes music like this incredibly, ingenuous, ingenius band of prodigies. Alex, you're one among the Very best drummers/instrumentalists and musicians in the world. You play what I want to hear with all intuition and this music from Weather Report takes me to another level. Thank you!
I love watching this jam over & over - never ages with time - In fact I would argue that Weather Report were ahead of their time
glad i grew up with this music
Never gets old.
Montreux, the place to be and see...I was blessed my Dad was a VP with Pan Am , so my older sis and I traveled the world following one great concert than the other...✈🎶🌿
juste magnifique !!! le plus grand groupe de jazz rock de tous les temps
Camera man did a fantastic job.
Memories are made of this. Unforgettable ❤
A great job a showing us all the faces and no instruments 😂
One of the greatest bands
This is really GOOD music!!
When great musicians sweat like pigs for us in their performances like Weather Report did at this Concert all I can say is... Thanks Guys You are AWESOME! 👍👍💪✌️💘😎🍻
R..I.P. Wayne Shorter ...!!!!!
I played that album hundreds of times.
This live performance is just stunning. 🤯
Can't believe how many of these guys are no longer with us.
I had the great good fortune to see this extraordinary band at the beautiful Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara in 1977. A magnificent experience I will treasure for my entire life.
man, that band was cooking.... I mean man were they sweating !!! Total epic performance.
i didn't know the "miles davis angle" but its really nice and a legacy.
Miles was a musical phenomenon that just kept on giving.So many great musicians cut their teeth with him.
I love that ride cymbal sound!
This is Miles Davies' legacy: the best musicians playing together regardless of their ethnic background.
What a nice thing to say.
@@sczhdtaivfesarcastic and ironic... but... I think the world is like that, all the time, to this very day... West is not the only choice...
Let's say the same about Paul Simon's last line-up... from Graceland, and from Rythm of the Saints... anything different? THIS IS MUSIC. NOT PREJUDICE.
He’s legacy is even greater than that
@@Texas3246 Usual Canadian BS from Canada which IS a highly racist country. Talk about oblivious white people.
The lead synth that Zawinul is playing seems to be wired in such a way that the high notes are on the bottom and the low notes on the top. Watch as he plays the melody at around 03:00. It's crazy!
Yes it’s an ARP2600 with the voltage inverter module patched in
Tremendo baterista Alex Acuña!
El Inca!
Peace, God Bless Geneva , the Swiss, I remember Heavy Weather, when my son was born, Birdland was so up , pure and natural. Followed Miles, and all successions and different formations , Black Market is cool , super cool groove. Imagine breathing the Swiss Alps air!!!!
In the 70's I saw this band at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. This for me was the beginning of expanding my musical tastes and what a journey it has been. I love Weather Report and Return to Forever.
Tecnica ritmica fiati tutto di altissimo livello i migliori degli anni 70 80
Keyboard Joe is geeked out of his damn mind!!
Very cool!
I saw Weather Report & Billy Cobham on a double bill at the Celebrity Theater (rotating stage) in Phoenix in 1975. What a show it was!! I saw Billy Cobham again in '79 in Tucson. 👍🍻
This is great...the percussion and drums kill it!
ENORME 🤩
We all thought back then that this was the highest quality we humans had achieved!! Weather Reaport was the promise land for us young musicians in Miami . We were young and passionate!!!!!!!
talk about on another level! this is an incredible live performance, with every band member just killing it. so beautiful
That bass in the background man. What a wonderful jam session
The thing I like best about this line up is that even though Alex Acuna is behind the kit it's really two percussionist extraordinaire laying down the infectious grooves...Badrena and Acuna have a serious mental telepathy thing going on. As does the whole band. Serious stuff. ✌
hi, have some youngerthan I who play some drumm, always encourage them to listen to Badrena and Acuna.
Rip my fav saxman!
So epic. Breathtaking music. Birdland was their "iconic" track, but Black Market has always been my favourite - it's the work of geniuses. I cannot believe these guys existed on the same planet that produces the pop garbage we all hear on the radio these days.
Earth is level, stationary and domed with the firmament. Not a planet. Space is fakery.
I've always put "Cucumber Slumber" from "Mysterious Traveler" high on the list, but the signature tune for Joe and Wayne will always be "Boogie Woogie Waltz."
Being bitter about other music serves no purpose, if it brings others joy (just as this beautiful piece brings joy to us) then that is nothing but okay.
@@marcusberankis8960 Err...OK thanks Karen. You're making the false assumption that music that other people like has no effect on me. Like it can only be something neutral to my senses and joyous to them. This is false. If I am forced to listen to cheap, repetitive, simplistic, talentless, recycled pop garbage it absolutely impacts me in a negative way. No matter how hard I might try to enjoy plastic pop, it simply upsets me and is likely to ruin my mood. Fact.
And, I'm quite sure, the people that like that sort of music would not hesitate to voice their dislike of a track by Tool, Grizzly Bear, Sparta, Miles Davis, At the Drive-in or Waax. All of which represent intelligent, talented, progressive music. Don't shoot me down just because I appreciate more complex music.
@@the510wagon if hearing other music ruins your mood, I believe that’s more of a reflection on you than the complexity or musicianship of the music you are forced to listen to. Stop being so pretentious and just learn to like the stuff you like, and not worry about others.
Sincerely,
Karen
Magnifique. 🥰
This is amazing. The fun that they're having is infectious.
The audience doesn't seem impressed though.
@@friedrichvolkmann Saw them in Paris, the music was so great that the public was really listening, so every body stay cool and concentrated.
So infectious I'm turning into a snail
@@reroman3950 i will say fascination and joy in the public.
@@Methilde Dw I was making a jojo reference
Fantastico. Dopo 48 anni suona ancora da Dio 😀😀😀.
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I was actually here. I was 18!
Great video , to my eternal regret I missed seeing them when they played Portsmouth UK in 1982, I had moved down the coast to Plymouth UK two weeks earlier and was unable to attend.
I loved every note and like others was shocked when it ended. Nothing like this ever again.
My favorite line-up of this ensemble. A buddy of mine had a hard time taking lessons Alex Acuna because of the language barrier.
What an incredible treat to have been one of the camermen or the editor of this piece......I love the closeups, but wish at times it was just a little bit wider to really understand better how they are playing, what they are playing.
This is the real music!
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Music is ageless!
I saw them more than once...But I'll always remember seeing them first in Youngstown, Ohio 1975!!
I had the privilege of seeing Alex Acuna play at the baked potato in Hollywood Live one time still to this day the best drummer I've ever seen
This music is so great thanks for sharing 🎉🎊👍👏💯
I have watched this about 10 times over the last month. What a vibe! I love how Alex towels himself off at the end...job well done:)
Thanks for posting these giants of then radical new music that still inspires!
Weather Report is one of the very few concerts I missed during the '70's. Not from lack of trying. I was attending live concerts every other weekend. Thankfully, TH-cam seems to have a lot of their live performances uploaded just for unlucky guys like me. Just wish they'd allowed people to videotape the acts back then. Today's generation's gonna miss out on a lot of different perspectives and techniques. If only record companies didn't have that stupid rule about "no cameras or videos allowed". Who knows how many great solo performances were missed because of it?!
So good...this is the real stuff.
I watched this performance on television one evening in 2008 not knowing who they were until the end credits. Soon I went to a jazz record store and purchased a lot of their albums.
Soon after
Saw them in '76. Fun!
Probably the best WR lineup!!!
Weather Report una de las mas grandes bandas de jazz rock y Black Market mi albun favorito,gracias por el video,saludos
It's insane that Jaco only gets about 10 seconds of screen time on this whole thing.
absolutely fantastic, superb, amazingly mesmerizing and flawless musicianship - brilliant, many thanks
Saw these guys in New York City. Great seats in a small venue. Didn’t know what to make of Jaco. Around the same time I was into JL Ponty and Return to forever…saw them all in the City.. so much great rock, fusion, and minimalist composers….Saw Steve Reich at Lincoln Center. But no one compares the one of the Greatest…..The Ramones
i started listening to weather report, mahavishnu, return to forever, etc. back in 1971, when i was an air force member, stationed at a god forsaken outpost (malmstrom afb) in montana, being from texas the shock of the freezing weather, but i found these albums at the base store, man they got me thru the lone nites, i'd fall asleep to them. got bless their talent. what has happen to the music of today?
Dude I was in the Army a at a sh*t stain called Camp Casey Korea, with my PX brought Pioneer system, Weather Report and Spyro Gyra...I still have the Albums.
Merchandising, streamlining, short pleasures, quick money. You name it what else? It all got off with Bitches brew
ya no se hace nada como esto. Gracias a la Vida pude escuchar estas maravillas
Lady's and gentlemen the fabulous Wayne Shorter!!
I've always thought that if Zawinul stepped into the cockpit of a passenger jet, he'd have no problem flying it.
The bands most legendary performance no doubt. Such an infectious groove.
Birdland is also very good. One of a kind band.
I LOVE this, it brings back so many memories. I saw a band last night with a percussionist who reminded me of a young Airto. He didn't know who he was...I hope he's getting an "education" today
That was so beautiful!
As always, thank you Araki