Charles Lloyd-Keith Jarrett 1968
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- Keith Jarrett(piano/ss)
Charles Lloyd (ts/fl)
Ron McClure (b)
Jack DeJohnette (d)
San Francisco june 18 1968
01.Love ship (Charles Lloyd) 6:40
02.Tagore (Charles Lloyd) 12:00
03.Passin thru (Charles Lloyd) 8:10
04.Forest flower (Charles Lloyd) 3:10 - เพลง
Attended one of my first live jazz concerts as a kid 14:20 at UCSC in 1968. This was the band! Charles Lloyd has been a major influence ever since.🎉
Masterful, Beautiful, Exuberant, young geniuses before you.
Gorgeous. God, Lloyd's sound on tenor sounds ike a beautiful mixture of Coltrane and Getz. Beautiful. And Keith's solo on Love ship!
Such exceptional music for such young players. Keith was 23 and Charles was 30.
Great point. And Jack DeJohnette was 25.
I just have heard the most pure joy of pure and to put it simply and clean sound of Mr Charles Lloyd wonderful even now
My girlfriend was jogging on Ocean Beach in SF in 1970, and Ron McClure, running in the other direction, grabbed her and gave her a hug. When I came by a little later, they were walking together and holding hands. She said he was playing with Charles Lloyd at Mandrake's Jazz, in Berkeley. i really loved Lloyds playing and wanted to see Jarrett, but didn't want to lose my girlfriend, so didn't go. She split a few days later, Thats life.
@Bizzarro TV lol!!😂
@Bizzarro TV Bass players claim to do it deeper.
Owned and listened to this as a teenager in St. Lucia. Today some 50 years later I woke up this morning with this song in my head. Mervin, Luther thanks to you.
I saw the earlier version of this group (with cecil mcbee on bass) in the mid-sixties in los angeles at ucla royce hall and a club called marty's on the hill...scared me half to death. No one was playing like this at the time except miles davis ( herbie, wayne, tony, ron ) was lucky enough to see them too at shelly's manne hole in hollywood. Also scared the living daylights out of me too! The sixties for changes in music : jazz, rock, and society were incredible for most of the baby boomer generation!!
I was at those gigs also,at Marty's On The Hill and at Shelly's Manne-Hole.Those were outstanding venues to hear the music at.I saw that splendid Quartet many times; including the Pacific Jazz Festival at Costa Mesa Fairgrounds.
This is how it's done. Purity of feeling real jazz 🎷
Blessed to hear this group LIVE 2 months later at Newport Pop Festival in Costa Mesa, CA. What a treat. Back when us hippie audiences and musical neophytes were getting turned on to soooooo much new art. I never get enough Charles Lloyd, et al.
Superb! Sublime! Stupendous! - SuperNatural!!! THIS is Music! - and Keith!..so young, and fresh - already brimming-over with great ideas!
Not popular with the piano tuner tough.
Man born in 71 I missed out on seeing these master musicians in such intimate settings. Must have been awe inspiring. By the way the facial expressions and passion in which Jarrett plays is amazing. Living in Europe now I am quite envious of the people in places like Copenhagen who got to see the wave of jazz musicians migrate over.
Saw/heard this at the Gutherie...Mpls..1968. I knew they knew what they were doing. It changed my life that night. Coeleen Kiebert
Hearing this vintage edition of the Charles Lloyd group with Keith Jarrett, Doug McClure and Jack Dejohnette, I got to tell you all, I am still reeling from a performance I heard LIVE of Charles Lloyd at the Jacksonville Florida Jazz Festival a couple of years ago.
Charles was on Tenor and his TONE was revealing as ever, thank you very much, Charles.
Ron McClure
Es tan hermoso!!! Charles Lloyd Quartet ha sido una de las bandas que más he soñado ver en vivo... si existiera una máquina en el tiempo...
We presented them at schwab hall at Penn state around that time.. amazing Interaction and improvisation.
I saw this quartet in 1968 in The Hague! It was a revelation , wonderful, and revolutionary. A magic experience. Later on I saw him many times more a different occasions in Europe. Thanks for posting this copy.
how I envy you, Pieter Dercksen!
musicisti immensi come concepiscono il beat con una liberta e lucidita inimitabili Grazie
Must have listened a trillion time But it is always fresh poignant and so delightful
I saw this group several times at the Showboat in Philadelphia. The music is still beautiful and contemporary sounding.
It was half a century ago and sounds so new,fresh. Whole band is so exciting
How do I love this? let me count the ways!
With A Love Supreme?
Wonderful
WoW!!! Just great
One of the 3 most POWERFUL ballads in the world...boldly stating it a fact!!!
To name a few:
Charlie Parker- Embraceable you( doo bah ba dea ba deee)
Roy Hargrove- Divine
Charles Lloyd- Love Ship...
Great List!
WooooW ..
I was looking for something to relax but now i'm in sweatest extasy.
This is sooo great!
In the piece called "Tagore", we have Keith playing something like a high-stringed Sitar;-)
Charles Lloyd Quartet... inesquecível!
Como pode ser tão lindo?
Thank You so much for posting this musical TREASURE of two of my fave jazzman Keith and Charles. And Jack and Ron ain’t bad either.
thanks for uploading this. Was sad when it disappeared from youtube. Jarrett's solo on Love Ship......wooooooo
Amazing tour-de-force from jazz geniuses. Total fan of the Jarrett, DeJohnette, and in this case McClure. It takes a team to win..
ive just been i wroclaw - he's keeping on. God bless :)
BRILLIANT !!! Totally Fantastic !!! AMAZING !!! ~/*\~
wtf is this?
This is so superbly wild that I cannot even express it
great stuff
Me gusta el DO y el LA que hacen en el minuto 25:40 ... jajjajaja. Igual me gusta, posta flower no se cuanto. Saludos desde Arg!
Saw this band in my hometown in Mass opening for the Mothers and the Vanilla Fudge (the young crowd was impolite to Charles so Zappa took revenge)....also caught CL later at Boston Jazz Workshop and will God-willing see him tomorrow night in San Francisco Jazz Fest....so we go back....I miss the Moon Man phase
he started with a long jazz-rock set--no familiar songs until later on and insults galore to the crowd and to US flag etc
CL opened for Jefferson Airplane in this period as well. The audience in Bellingham was polite but stunned.
I think you meant to write: "The audience in Bellingham was polite but stoned."
+ Fred Simon ha ha. That too.
The Jazz Workshop on Boylston Street was a very special place in the the late 1960's early 1970's. We saw many fine Jazz artists weave their magic there. Some that come readily to mind: Bill Evans, Dizzy Glilespiie, Jeremy Steig. My oh my!! There was also the unforgettable Lenny's on the Turnpike. They would book in The Count Basie Band or Miles for a full week! Solid. Gary Burton was teaching at the Berklee School of Music. They would stage "Student Faculty Recitals" at the school and full concerts at New England Life Hall. There were occasional Sunday evening concerts at the Old West Church on Cambridge Street too. Man those were good times. Did we really know how good they were?.
This is great, thanks.
still love your work!!
I saw these guys play in the Fillmore Auditorium at about this time.
what a rarity, thanks for uploading 🍀
Terrific!
So crazy good.
If this is free jazz than I like it
Goodness me holy molly 👌👌👌
1968 - when even jazz bass players looked like hippies.
I like everyone's playing here along with not being able to hear Jarrett's nasal whining and complaints about audience members coughing.
Thats funny. The same thing happened to me at a solo jarrett concert. He actually stopped playing got up from the stool walked to the front and like a conductor told everyone to cough now! He was a self riteous ass hole at the time and the audience was shocked! My friend and i got up and left went across town to see stanley turrentine to hear some real music!
@@alansenzaki4148 ... So all of a sudden he didn't make real music anymore because the musician had a bad day ? ... Or you deliberately went over to see faux music ? ... I know that was a bad experience, but come on --- we wouldn't be here if the guy wasn't phenomenal ...
@@MX-S First of all Stanley Turrentine is'nt faux music. Turrentine was a major musician. I was'nt criticizing jarretts music.He is an incredible musician and i have several of his albums. I've seen him when he was with miles davis and i saw miles get pretty pissed at him staring him down when he was throwing one of his tantrums not playing hard enough. If your a professional musician and paying a decent amount of your money to support him i don't need to be treated with disrepect. He was being an asshole, and from the comment section there have been others who were treated the same way. Unfortunately his fame went to his head.
I have an ancient Keith Jarrett album, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restoration_Ruin
on which he plays several instruments and sings!
Dejohnette looks so beautiful.
👍
I need the full version
perfect reverb!
❤ delightful Keith ❤
8:15 bis 10:20... wenn das meine Klavierstimmerin sieht, dann gibt es Haue.
GROSSE MUSIK, wach und frech!
Ist ja toll dass sie sehen und frech hauen kann, dann lernt sie das empfindsam hören vielleicht auch noch.
this is Charles Lloyd Quartet.
ouch!
😀💙🌱🍎
Piano detuning lessons 7:53
Nothing else to say!
If I'm the last to make a comment I'm usually the first to be read.
Mustang
20:35 Okay a lot of thing's going on here 😅
Is this an Eric Andre skit?
14:30 There’s a lot going on there 😂
More psychedelic than the San Francisco bands of the time.
This is Charles Lloyd's group. I get that Keith Jarrett is great, etc., but you have to respect the fact that Jarrett was working for Charles Lloyd, not the other way around. Everyone knows who Keith Jarrett and how great he was and is, but again, Charles Lloyd is the employer here and it should be presented as such, all videos with this line up. You and others should really be more aware of these things.
He is backward. Coltrane comes at you. Lloyd draws you in. Parker Bops or accents the top note of the phrase. Lloyd backs off the top not of the phrase and swallow the dynamic or articulation.
Simply * Immaculate Wonder_Magic Voodoo TRANCENDENDAL BLISS FREEDOM & ECSTACY,
I SAW THIS BAND. AT UCLA ...1969
...HE & TRANE TURNED ME OUT...
IM STILL IN This Cosmic Wonder
....That I Play & Express on My 🎷 Flute in " The CELESTIAL "COSMIC VIEW"... PRAISES EVER ( TRANE _ LLOYD..In 1963 I was in Mr Charles Lloyd's "Music Appreciation Class...at "Gpers Jr High School
WHAT A SPIRITUAL WONDER_JOURNEY THIS LIFE:
🎶🎼🎷🏹🪘😉🪂🛐🕉️🌠
THANK YOU. CHARLESAESTRO GURU...CHAIM !!!
Bro. Shams Ray
Hari KRISNA MASTER
AUM SELA....LOVE YOU STILL
EVER. " JAI GURU DEV"🎹🎶🎷🕎
Abusing that poor piano!
In addition to being a very overrated jazzman, Lloyd is the other of totally stupid and laughable quotes such as this one: ''Women are as connected to music as women are to Africa. Women are all connected to the land and music is connected to the land. The drums come from Africa and have supernatural powers. Women and drums must be respected. I'm a shaman, I go out into nature, I talk to the trees and plants'' or ''I am a shaman, I go out into nature, I talk to the trees and plants'' ....LOL!
A little rough there? Never heard Lloyd compared to Bird or Trane but he has always attracted top talent and love his music.
@@casablanca2745 A little off topic there?
All right…I’ll bite. Why is that a “stupid and laughable” comment? Feel free to expound since there ARE thoughtful people in this forum.
Masterful, Beautiful, Exuberant, young geniuses before you.