Hubert Laws was young when I first heard him playing the flute in the 1970s he actually indirectly influenced me to start music lessons. Now as an old veteran, he's more of an inspiration because he has given up all these decades and he always sounds fresh and fantastic! Thanks to this maestro, virtuoso flautist!!! The whole band is cool and fantastic.
I had the honor of meeting Hubert Laws at Texas Southern Univ. back in the 60's. He has been a major influence on my flute playing and i am glad that he is still playing and creating beautiful sounds. A true master of his instrument.
i loved this tune the first time i heard it on the record such a solo he took on it and here it is so many years later "what a night" such joy "my ship' another gem so many years so many solos so much food for the soul thanks for all you give and keep giving
Can anybody play the piccolo with such control and understanding of the instrument?!;(not just a novelty with an unpleasant ,shrill tone!) Please pass this on to anyone who takes that instrument seriously! Thanks Mr Laws,for a lifetime of flute genius!(on all flutes;bass to piccolo!)
I remember him in a song I love my daddy it was on Sony and Columbia CD I have. He is what really loved and made me check out his music and like a whole new world!
I say imitated because every conversation that I have had with flutist that want to play jazz flute, his name always is in the conversation (ALWAYS). We can't be him, but we can learn his styling and employ his techniques. In other words, in my shared opinion, he is probably the most influential player of flute in jazz.
Hubert Laws just brings the modern flute playing to another level , period
Merci Mr Richard
Hubert Laws was young when I first heard him playing the flute in the 1970s he actually indirectly influenced me to start music lessons. Now as an old veteran, he's more of an inspiration because he has given up all these decades and he always sounds fresh and fantastic! Thanks to this maestro, virtuoso flautist!!! The whole band is cool and fantastic.
I had the honor of meeting Hubert Laws at Texas Southern Univ. back in the 60's. He has been a major influence on my flute playing and i am glad that he is still playing and creating beautiful sounds. A true master of his instrument.
Absolutelly wonderful!!..Humbert is incredible..thank you very much..
I adore when the drummer is so natural , like he is
0:30 Bloodshot
6:52 Dat Over Dere
14:39 What a Night
22:45 Lament
31:58 The Rite of Spring
47:57 Romeo and Juliet
awesome music...
Nice n smooth! I could always anytime listen to Mr. H. Laws! 🎉❤
i loved this tune the first time i heard it on the record such a solo he took on it and here it is so many years later "what a night" such joy "my ship' another gem so many years so many solos so much food for the soul thanks for all you give and keep giving
Can anybody play the piccolo with such control and understanding of the instrument?!;(not just a novelty with an unpleasant ,shrill tone!)
Please pass this on to anyone who takes that instrument seriously!
Thanks Mr Laws,for a lifetime of flute genius!(on all flutes;bass to piccolo!)
Thank you Ruth Price and Jazz Bakery for this!
I remember him in a song I love my daddy it was on Sony and Columbia CD I have. He is what really loved and made me check out his music and like a whole new world!
Oh, Hubert Laws! You're so sovereign and wonderful! How do you do? So smooth, elegant, cool, relaxed and musical. I LOVE IT
TRULY THE ABSOLUTE BEST!
Happy birthday, Hubert!!!
Happy 81st Birthday Sir!
HUBERT LAWS LENDÁRIO, GENIAL, MARAVILHOSO!!!
Очень глубокая программа, я всегда восхищаюсь Юбертом, это глоток воздуха 😅
Really incredible, right there that's another World !!
The band caused a riot in my brain! ;- ) Masterful playing by the whole band.
Love that comment!!!! :)
@@ciaohoney54 read 'This is your brain on music' for more information. Seriously. Good book.
Thank you sincerely for this Ruth and Jazz Bakery! The BEST!!!
That Piccolo cadenza is proof positive of why he remains the most imitated flutist/piccoloist in modern music
not imitated....'cause nobody can.
I say imitated because every conversation that I have had with flutist that want to play jazz flute, his name always is in the conversation (ALWAYS). We can't be him, but we can learn his styling and employ his techniques. In other words, in my shared opinion, he is probably the most influential player of flute in jazz.
Hubert genious
Hubert Laws makes the flute sing like no other.
Outstanding!! He's the master!
Indisputable.
Thank you for posting this, Ruth. It's lovely.
🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you, Ruth!
What a night indeed 🥰🥰🥰
masterful.Unbelievable.
What an excellent band..performance.
incrível eles tocando romeu e julieta
Just Subscribed. I've been getting emails from JB since first going online in 2001. Great job.
I Really like the song "Dat Dere" What's that elephant over there 😃
Good to hear and see Hubert. And a fine rhythm section. Who are they??
David Budway-piano. Rob Mullins-keyboards. John Leftwich-bass. Clayton Cameron-drums.
Beautiful.
Fantastic, but what's the name of the tune please?
Dat Dere!
25:10 is he circular breathing here?
pls. give us info about the flute u r playing..
I want to know the same. !! A vintage full bodied and warm sound. I wanna play it.
@@jorgemartin5093 It’s called De la Sonorité by Marcel Moyse!
@@jorgemartin5093 it's not the flute but the player...
Personnel?
Hubert Laws-flutes. David Budway-piano. Rob Mullins-keyboards. John Leftwich-basses. Clayton Cameron-drums.
Why is he playing with gloves?
Что бы руки не постели 😂