Michael Brecker with John McLaughlin - One Night in Monte Carlo (Full Album)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 1 Arc of the Pendulum
14:23 2. El Nino
28:10 3. The Cost of Living
43:36 4. The Impaler
56:54 5. 'Round Midnight
1:08:17 6. Song for Bilbao
1:20:51 7. Slings & Arrows
Michael Brecker - tenor sax
Joey Calderazzo - piano
Chris Minh Doky - bass
Jeff 'Tain' Watts - drums
John McLaughlin - guitar on tracks 4, 5, 6 and 7
Recorded in Monte Carlo on May 1 2001 - เพลง
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There will never be another Michael Brecker.
We miss you Michael. The world is a poorer place without you.
I'll say!
Totalmente de acuerdo!
Right on...well said.
Jim Mortenson I’d say the world is a much richer place for his past presence and persisting influence on musicians today and always.
Michael Brecker came on to the scene as a great talent, yet he continued to improve and expand year after year.
My Goodness...
John and Michael together... vibrating at a very very high level.
Wicked jazz!! And Johns presence certainly lights the fire even more!!
Oh man, Brecker and McLaughlin firing on all cylinders, it doesnt get any better than this. John really ignitet already fentastic gig into higher spheres. Very interesting and colourful lineup
I was there 22 years ago at the opéra Garnier in Monaco. Great moment
I find that any group with Joey Calderazzo sounds different and inviting. My ears perk up with excitement. The guy is a monster.
The fire still burns in our hearts and souls for the spectacular, powerful always expressive Michael Brecker. For as long as recorded music exist Michael will be remembered for his contribution to Jazz, (music in general) Mike belongs on the all time greatest list's along side Bird, Coltrane,Benny Golson, Shorter, Johnny Griffin, Sonny Rollins,Bob Berg,Stan Gets and Joe Henderson to name a few...
Yeah
and Bill Evans(ts.ss)is a soloist that should not be forgotten.
Michael was a master! A rare spirit indeed!
Unexpected combination of players. They sound great together. Great to hear Michael as usual and John sounds great in this slightly different (for him) context. Tain is lighting a fire under these guys.
Not only is the playing incredible, the live recording quality is superb! Thank you a thousand times for posting this.
Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for publishing this, amazing !
Letal!!!! Gracias!!!!!
great historical posting in the legacy of all these musicians. Interesting meeting of these people and song selection...wonder how it happen? whats the backstory...that's what makes jazz so interesting
EVERYONE'S going this year (2017)! Soon we'll ALL BE THERE!
Wow, this band is killing.
Awesome :)
Awesome
I heard McLaughlin clearly - although flanged - and what he played was magnific3ent on the opener at 43:40
Oh man....I thought I was going crazy thinking there are two John McLaughlins since I didn’t hear a guitar at the beginning. Thanks for the time stamp.
thx
Even though there will never be another Michael Brecker, a few players are emerging such as Bob Reynolds who will carry the torch forward.
amaziing!
1:01:26 incredible sound
That is my fav JM guitar tone here. Probably he is playing one of his Gibson guitars.
Anyone else agree that John McLaughlin pushed the other cats to another level?
I think the other cats are on an incomparable level already, but McLaughlin sure blends in well !
@@RonMazasco Nicely put!
Seems like on 'Song For Bilbao', on Joey's 4thchorus, they bagged the bridge @ 1:11:26
Thnaks for posting this. I'd like to know who are the other players: piano, bass, drums... And I didn't hear MacLaughlin.
1:24:30 has a McLaughlin solo
You obviously did listen to the whole recording!
Sounds like you stopped listening on second or third track. Listen starting 43:36, John joins in there. If you check the 'Show More' info bar, you'll see all the personnel listed.
Song for Balbao with John Mchlaughin? No freaking way!
Kinda a bummer to find out he just did harmony to melody and barely comped.
😃💙🍀
was this ever released as cd or vinyl?
45:22 Bet you didn't know John McLaughlin was from Wisconsin! ;-)
Brecker sounds like the mighty Don Menza to me - a technical marvel, and an edgy hard-bopper - he pulls though from Benny Golson and Jug to open Round Midnight - awesome really and I confess I was not hip to Brecker's authority in this mode
I LOVE Menza (Mighty Menza!), and I agree that Brecker has some enjoyable similarities, which I had not appreciated before you mentioned it.
Song for bilbao was written by Pat Metheny or Michael Brecker?
The entire concert is a little different ;-)
Disc One:
1. Arc of the Pendulum
2. El Nino
3. The Cost of Living
4. applause
5. Autumn Leaves (funky version)
6. Intro by John McLaughlin
Disc Two:
1. The Impaler*
2. 'Round Midnight*
3. Song for Bilbao*
4. Slings & Arrows*
Michael Brecker - tenor sax
Joey Calderazzo - piano
Chris Minh Doky - bass
Jeff 'Tain' Watts - drums
*guest John McLaughlin-guitar
This is stellar, but where is John McLaughlin in the mix? I don't hear him.
McLaughling is playing only in tracks 4, 5, 6 and 7. Listen from 43:36!
long solo by John at 1:24:30
I don't think McLaughlin is on Song for Bilbao...
Cocaine and Chicken Scratchin' . John is WAY over my head.
John has: Nails on Chalk Board with Nervous Head Stress TONE!
Yeah, its Transcendent!
@@glennthompson4725 Sounds painful
The REAL Avengers
1:01:24 I quit.
You mcglaghlin, 1st 2 tracks too busy!!!
Actually 3
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