Such a joy for ALL OF US to see/ hear him play like this. You must be proud of him, I can't imagine what it would feel like to play bass between that piano and drummer! Thanks for raising up an awesome musician!
Come on brotha....., you obviously are a new-comer to this genre.... really? There's so many iller drummers, even going back beyond the 60s. Perhaps you were born in the 90s saying that stuff, but you gotta read more. And most recently, you can look at Marcus Gilmore; the grandson of Roy Haynes..... stop playing with the "out of pocket" statements of "whos great in drumming, and this guy young....."
haha bro even Pat Matheny and some other musicians have said Antonio is the greatest drummer alive. He plays the drums in a unique way and technically, taking sounds out of all the drumset @@louismalle923
@@louismalle923 the greats of the past have to be acknowledged, but here we have 2024 and we have to look at the present. For me Antonio is top 10, unless you want to argue that 'your' Gilmore is better. Personally prefer Antonios style.
I think this is very similar to Brian Blade and the fellowship band at Chicago music Exchange (on TH-cam). That being said, Sanchez and Brian Blade are my favourites :)
I'm not a competent musician but sometimes when Antonio's comping behind a solo, it seems he can predict their hits so quickly that it's basically like he's reading their minds.
This is what jazz artist are sort of trained to do. They learn to LISTEN to the way the other guy TALKS with his instrument. So the he can sort of enhancewhat the soloist is playing. This can happen pretty quickly with a group of jazz masters. The thing is action reaction, and boy isit beautiful to see it happen right before your eyes.
If I was a jazz musician I would fight the drummer trying to put intricate accents all over an improv, but Antonio would guess them all and twist my rythm
that is all true and Antonio is a monster. But we also should mention the fact that most of those hits are the accents of the clave they are playing in that specific section, so it's a little more achievable than it seems. The key is listening, speaking clearly through the instrument and knowing where you are in the form.
When Sanchez finished his solo, I started clapping. And I ain't even there. (You gotta like how the piano player handled his business during Sanchez' solo.)
never heard of him. Is he a protege of Jorg Rossy? If so, he should go back and take some more lessons on "when to play inside the box". Daddy Dave and all them other time- fuck-with-ers too
amazing stuff from antonio sanchez but that piano player is amazing as well supporting antonio sanchez and antonio sanchez is supporting him very good chemistry between these musicians
I’ve been a drummer for most of my life and while I might not have the full knowledge of the drumming universe, I still feel like I can confidently say that this planet has never heard a percussion artist quite like this. It’d be stupid to just say this is on another level; it means nothing to what is being done here. This is a whole different dimension.
mm. better read Hawkins " a brief history of time" again. If his playing were on, or of or from another dimension, the extra dimensional musical qualities would be theoretically curled up so tight, like 1 billion billion times smaller than anything you can hear or see. So we wouldn't be able to perceive it. If you're gonna try to use higher math words or analogies be careful, some late starter math wonk might call you on it. his time, chops, ears, execution and concepts are good, but not a billion billion times gooder.
That was some elevated freaking stuff there... picked up off the ground... that's some exciting drumming and some really perfect playing by everybody. Damn!
Cuando se tiene la oportunidad de escuchar a Antonio Sánchez no solo escuchas a un músico extraordinario , también es posible advertir la increíble trayectoria que tiene , su estilo - que es único- en resumen uno tiene al frente a un bateristas que ha tocado con grandes jazzistas y que tiene un espacio propio en el mundo del jazz y este vídeo muestra ese talento acompañado también de excelentes músicos, gracias por poder disfrutar del "gran" Antonio Sánchez.
That was out of this world. A. Sanchez is...well, I just have no words...and that is by far, the best sounding ensemble of tubs and cymbals I have ever heard!!!
Such artistry and elegance in the interplay of musicians. Wow! Being a drummer I just >can't< believe it's only ONE person playing. Antonio's playing is what drew me to this video initially.
This is the #¥×π% i mean wow. I have played drums since 9 years old and believe me this guy is Damm good. Thank you Sanchez so much for the insperation. Peace my brother.
My son, Matt, on bass. It's such a joy for me to see and hear him playing like this.
Such a joy for ALL OF US to see/ hear him play like this. You must be proud of him, I can't imagine what it would feel like to play bass between that piano and drummer! Thanks for raising up an awesome musician!
My pleasure, Joel, in every way! @@Pigsandpies1984
Paul Brewer it must have been awesome for him to be on that bandstand. Great performance by every player here.
@@wfberan
Thank you, Bill. Matt confirms to me that it being on that bandstand is great!
Congratulations! I have seen him here in Portugal and he was great just great
Antonio is probably one of the greats of our time.
Come on brotha....., you obviously are a new-comer to this genre.... really? There's so many iller drummers, even going back beyond the 60s. Perhaps you were born in the 90s saying that stuff, but you gotta read more. And most recently, you can look at Marcus Gilmore; the grandson of Roy Haynes..... stop playing with the "out of pocket" statements of "whos great in drumming, and this guy young....."
He is!!! I'm playing 45years now, he is an intelligent player!!! There are a few of them
haha bro even Pat Matheny and some other musicians have said Antonio is the greatest drummer alive. He plays the drums in a unique way and technically, taking sounds out of all the drumset @@louismalle923
@@louismalle923 the greats of the past have to be acknowledged, but here we have 2024 and we have to look at the present. For me Antonio is top 10, unless you want to argue that 'your' Gilmore is better. Personally prefer Antonios style.
Antonio has taken it to the next level, Pat knows
Truth....
Antonio Sanchez. Just discovered. Now I'm a fan.
best drummer i have ever seen or heard and at sixty years of age i have seen my share.
amazing. great quartette.
best jazz drummer of our time
I think this is very similar to Brian Blade and the fellowship band at Chicago music Exchange (on TH-cam). That being said, Sanchez and Brian Blade are my favourites :)
pretty good favorites!
Well and Dave Weckl
Mr. Big Ears, as Brian Blade is...
Mark guiliana
One of the most breathtaking creations of voicing and percussive art that I have ever heard.
in my top five drummers of all time, and great band...
I think I can safely say that Antonio is the most musical drummer I've ever heard.
Brian Blade
I'm not a competent musician but sometimes when Antonio's comping behind a solo, it seems he can predict their hits so quickly that it's basically like he's reading their minds.
It happens all the time when you improvise with people you're close with! I've had it happen to me a couple of times and it's a total trip.
This is what jazz artist are sort of trained to do. They learn to LISTEN to the way the other guy TALKS with his instrument. So the he can sort of enhancewhat the soloist is playing. This can happen pretty quickly with a group of jazz masters. The thing is action reaction, and boy isit beautiful to see it happen right before your eyes.
Sean Riddle true
If I was a jazz musician I would fight the drummer trying to put intricate accents all over an improv, but Antonio would guess them all and twist my rythm
that is all true and Antonio is a monster. But we also should mention the fact that most of those hits are the accents of the clave they are playing in that specific section, so it's a little more achievable than it seems. The key is listening, speaking clearly through the instrument and knowing where you are in the form.
One of my favorite standards. Very creative, modern.
its all about making MUSIC, Beauty, emotion, expression.... and we really can feel that when we hear them playing. FULL MASTERY.
Truth....
When Sanchez finished his solo, I started clapping. And I ain't even there. (You gotta like how the piano player handled his business during Sanchez' solo.)
I can't lie...That drum solo over that piano vamp brought a tear to my eye...Thanks guys:)
12:00 - WOW! Sanchez you are a Legend!!
Like if you agree..
never heard of him. Is he a protege of Jorg Rossy? If so, he should go back and take some more lessons on "when to play inside the box". Daddy Dave and all them other time- fuck-with-ers too
Antonio is amazing! Could watch him play all day.
amazing stuff from antonio sanchez but that piano player is amazing as well supporting antonio sanchez and antonio sanchez is supporting him very good chemistry between these musicians
Musical magic, magical music.
I am now officially a fan.... Just an amazingly tight band--they shift roles so well.
I was there, fantastic concert !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve been a drummer for most of my life and while I might not have the full knowledge of the drumming universe, I still feel like I can confidently say that this planet has never heard a percussion artist quite like this. It’d be stupid to just say this is on another level; it means nothing to what is being done here. This is a whole different dimension.
I agree. I saw him play Birdman live and then do a ten-minute solo at the end. I was in heaven.
mm. better read Hawkins " a brief history of time" again. If his playing were on, or of or from another dimension, the extra dimensional musical qualities would be theoretically curled up so tight, like 1 billion billion times smaller than anything you can hear or see. So we wouldn't be able to perceive it. If you're gonna try to use higher math words or analogies be careful, some late starter math wonk might call you on it. his time, chops, ears, execution and concepts are good, but not a billion billion times gooder.
@@kleinequietboykleinequietb7126 ... Quiet, boy. . . a billion billion times 2, maybe 3 times gooder :)
@@kleinequietboykleinequietb7126 boooooooo, STFU and golder is not a word
(15:58 my favorite things melody)
Great version!
Fantastic musicianship!!!! Thank you for posting this!!!!
Really digging this band. Sanchez is an amazing player...great chops....lots of dynamics. A monster player and one of the best.
That was some elevated freaking stuff there... picked up off the ground... that's some exciting drumming and some really perfect playing by everybody. Damn!
I keep coming back to this again and again and again. Easily my favorite performance of Miles's great line.
Cuando se tiene la oportunidad de escuchar a Antonio Sánchez no solo escuchas a un músico extraordinario , también es posible advertir la increíble trayectoria que tiene , su estilo - que es único- en resumen uno tiene al frente a un bateristas que ha tocado con grandes jazzistas y que tiene un espacio propio en el mundo del jazz y este vídeo muestra ese talento acompañado también de excelentes músicos, gracias por poder disfrutar del "gran" Antonio Sánchez.
That was out of this world. A. Sanchez is...well, I just have no words...and that is by far, the best sounding ensemble of tubs and cymbals I have ever heard!!!
An extremely talented drummer. He's a role model for up and coming young drummers. Keep it up Antonio.
almost like playing orchestral percussion ... born to be drummer ... fantastic
Such artistry and elegance in the interplay of musicians. Wow! Being a drummer I just >can't< believe it's only ONE person playing. Antonio's playing is what drew me to this video initially.
wow,quelle version!juste sublimé,magnifique.
Masters of the jazz universe.
Antonio Sanchez...
Luckily these comments are written 'cause I'm damn speechless right now
pound for pound, crazy talent. Thanks you guys, for the beautiful nuanced performances!!
Thank you gentlemen
Love This Tune , what a Drummer ! What a band !! Sanchez
Beautiful drumming, especially the solo!
Flawless execution, great group, super Antonio.
Completely blown away!
Nice drum set-up with the ride and symbals nice and low!!...
Me ha encantado este temazo!! Enhorabuena Antonio y su band!! Este baterista es único!!
Amazing music keep doin, uno de los mejores drumnist que he conocido,felicidades maestro.
WOW!!! Perfect and amazing play!
You have to go back to when Max, Elvin and Tony walked the earth to hear drumming like this. Fucking awesome.
Or Mr. Blade or Mr. Harland
Mark Guiliana ;)
Luke Knopp they kill too-I love Brian’s playing and his band.
Brian Blade, fucking more awesome
This is absolutely fantastic
+Nick Burkill Seamus Blake is inhuman! Truly beautiful.
This brought tears to my eyes.
+Nick Burkill The whole band is absolutely killing it. One of the best renditions ever of this great song.
Superb improv. Captured the mood of the tune !!!
The best drummer to ever come onto the scene since Dave Weckl
Keith Carlock right up there for chops....
lmfao
Have you ever heard Wekl playing swing ?
Its fucking, fucking awful, yeah ridiculous chops, technique etc, but the feel.......horrible
Love this band!!
What a gift!...Thanks so much for sharing:)
Love this !!! Amazing 🤩!!!
The hype is real, Antonio is most amazing...
I've never heard such great technique on cymbals. Bliss
and the dynamics... so intensely quiet.
I enjoyed that, thanks.
Thanks !
I'v been searching for this Nardis :)
This is the #¥×π% i mean wow. I have played drums since 9 years old and believe me this guy is Damm good. Thank you Sanchez so much for the insperation. Peace my brother.
I found this while looking for Bill Evans versions, yeah this is great !!
good god, this is amazing!
Yeah! Great Sanchez! Excellent drum solo!
Is there anything Antonio cant do? Love watching him for his touch and integration of cross-stix snare.
That drummer got the props!
muita musica nessas cabeças.sem palavras,Antonio sancheZ um genios da BATERIA.
Antonio Sánchez, genius!
Phenomenal people who play.
He quoted my favorite things at the end I’m done 💀💀💀
I love this
John Escreet on piano is killing !!
Truth....
his comping is sublime
AWESOME VERSION!
tremenda descarga siempre da para mas el jazz es sorprendente
Great music!
Excellent!
Matt Brewer plays with such clarity
Great reharm of a great tune.
MyIngrate AlbinoChild nobody ever sounded bad playing Nardis-but Antonio and his crew are flat out killing here.
Nothing in the cosmos in quite as straight as Antonio Sanchez's posture when playing the drums.
I... Ca- I... Do-.
Truly Exceptional!
Wickedly good!!!
There you have your "bad hombre". (He's amazing!!)
Truth....
HIGH CLASS !!!!!
7:04 "where am I this time?"
omg....... antonio sanchez....T.T
waouhh, what a groove !!!
Beautiful.
WOW that drummer...
That drumming
1:49 Sanchez seems to go in slow motion lol
Yeah, probably cos he is.
Maravilloso!
Such a good decision to play this in 7/4. I'd love to try it.
7/8
a 4 star band..........awesome
6:44 best timing ever
Fabulous.
sounds great
MERCI BEAUCOUP
Immenso Sanchez!!! Band eccezionale!
So good.
buen baterista jeje y toca bien saludos esto si es un grupo de jazz
antonio finest drummer
That drummers dynamics are crazy
new take on an old tune...pretty cool
Melodic drummer!
This is nice.
Daaamn