Andy Snitzer ... beautiful rich sound on tenor and soprano ... a masterful improvisational technique that is very very interesting both melodically and harmonically and always suited to the music ... and fun to watch! My favorite sax player of these times .... Check out his awesome solo on Take the A train with the Manhattan Jazz Quintet ..
What a bass tone. Sounds like some otherworldly upright/electric hybrid. Zev was my number one influence and got me interested in electric back around 1990.
Amazing! I was to have Andy Snitzer play on some of my music years ago at Carriage House Studios up in Stamford, CT. I still write and arrange, and live in Milwaukee. Keep up the great music!!
@mattissurf you are right. i must say i am biased though.nothing compares with a big fat walking double bass.imagine scott la faro stood there.just a thought# i love this group very talented group of guys.lovely sound.nice arrangement.
The best version I heard of Lullaby of Birdland was on a disk called "Giants of Jazz". If only I could find the CD! (oh wait, id need a CD player, lol)
cade, this is from a long time ago. played a eugene rousseau at this time. www.amazon.com/Eugene-Rousseau-ER20057-Saxophone-Mouthpiece/dp/B000T04A5C best, andy
Found this group by accident. As a tenor player I must say the saxophones on every cut are outstanding
Can't get this soprano tone out my head, I've been singing the 9th - 12th bars of the melody ALL day !!
That fretless bass is tearing it up!
Five strings at that!
This is Organic Real Jazz - cool, smooth and soothing.
Great Sound!! Great group playing this song!!! keep on playing great songs!!
Go Roger!...Gorgeous Bari Yeah!!!!
This is so great! Very nice timing in swing. I enjoyed it a lot, thanks for sharing!!
this is magic what a really lovely sound ,top class brass .....sublime joy .....
That Bari solo was Awesome!!!!
Great stuff Dave
Andy Snitzer ... beautiful rich sound on tenor and soprano ... a masterful improvisational technique that is very very interesting both melodically and harmonically and always suited to the music ... and fun to watch! My favorite sax player of these times .... Check out his awesome solo on Take the A train with the Manhattan Jazz Quintet ..
What a bass tone. Sounds like some otherworldly upright/electric hybrid. Zev was my number one influence and got me interested in electric back around 1990.
great punchy sound with those crunchy harmonies. Got me straight away guys, nice one!
Amazing! I was to have Andy Snitzer play on some of my music years ago at Carriage House Studios up in Stamford, CT. I still write and arrange, and live in Milwaukee. Keep up the great music!!
@mattissurf you are right. i must say i am biased though.nothing compares with a big fat walking double bass.imagine scott la faro stood there.just a thought# i love this group very talented group of guys.lovely sound.nice arrangement.
It has always been a fantastic tune, thanks to the great George Shearing.
Ein super Ensemble - klasse arrangiert !!
hermoso tema, me encanta el trío de saxos, el arreglo de David Mathews y admiración por tocar el piano con una sola mano!!!
andy snitzer: really great sound (all the saxes sound great)!
Awesome playing!!!!!!!!!!!
Good ' unusual ' jazz arranment , of this "famous tune , cheers .
Dave is such a heavy cat...love hearing that rich bottom with Roger.
great great playing!!!
nice chart.....great playing
Awesome ~
Nice tie Andy ...
Awesome.
Arrangement! Stars.
The best version I heard of Lullaby of Birdland was on a disk called "Giants of Jazz". If only I could find the CD! (oh wait, id need a CD player, lol)
this one? th-cam.com/video/-f8tQKSPYmQ/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful arrangement and well performed. Elegant. A stand up bass sounds better.
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Merci à Sir George SHEARING (1919 - 2011)
pour ce merveilleux morceau de jazz
qui restera
à tout jamais immortel !!!!
PAM
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niceeeeeee
Grazie a tutti .Chissa come l'avrebbe suonata il grande BIRD ?
wow....
pretty good...sounds more like something played in a clean, well-lit ballroom than than something jazzed out in an after-hours smoker club, though >.>
Great! Is there a score online of this arrangement?
Cameron carpenter
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Why does the pianist solo with his left hand?
He's left-handed? Just a wild guess.
He's left-handed? Just a wild guess.
He's left-handed? Just a wild guess.
Looks like his right hand suffers from R A.
Does anyone know the soprano's setup?
cade, this is from a long time ago. played a eugene rousseau at this time.
www.amazon.com/Eugene-Rousseau-ER20057-Saxophone-Mouthpiece/dp/B000T04A5C
best,
andy
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