Agreement adhered to. I run my own small business - toiling 7days a week - I had music lessons as a kid growing up (Royal Conservatory). As an adult I bought popular sheet music and that was mu thing until last Sept when my friend nudged me to restart piano lessons with their Jazz / classical friend. My music world has opened up. Being so busy, it can be hard to sustain the practising on this new deeper musical dive. Your coaching and empathy and keeping it real is important to fan the spark in me that keeps away the frustrations and keeps me motivated and understanding the learning process. Seeing you guys is like checking in with some musical pals. Thanks for all you do.
Freddie is my favorite trumpet player, all-time - he ‘says what he says’ and that’s that. His work on Speak no evil is beautiful. Great pull, gentlemen
@@jakemf1 sometimes those older kats sounded like their teachers or mentors, locally - I can hear both of those ‘masters’ but he could be a clone of one of his local heroes
AGREEMENT ADHERED TO. As a music teacher you have been providing with so many useful ideas that are useful, insightful and most of all practical! Thanks soo much!
Thanks for this guys--wonderful sensitive engaged reaction to an amazing performance by all of the masters on that stage. I was incredibly lucky to catch Freddie in NYC just about a year before the terrible lip injury that Peter mentioned. As in this video, he was simply astonishing both technically and musically. It was at the Blue Note and I'll never forget the utter incredulity in Freddie's voice when he called out the house from the stage: "Are you really having them push drinks while I'm up here playing?" Still cracks me up after all these years.
Another great, and informative episode of one of my favorite Podcasts. It is good to get reminded, that there is so much information hidden in each tune, if you take the time to listen. Thanks guys.
I remembered Us3 sampling this, but I forgot about trying to play this track as a hippy jam song🤣. I think it maybe wasn't so great in that context... maybe we just weren't very good at it🤣 Agree mint add here, too!
Guys, it wasn’t George Coleman on the original, there was no saxophone on the original Empyrean Isles album. If I remember correctly the 1976 version was recorded on different studio dates with “Headhunters” bandmate, Bennie Maupin, on Tenor. Herbie played and recorded with so many different bandmates and groups over the years that it’s difficult to keep track of who’s actually playing on the track that you’re listening to.
besides all the useful stuff you guys talk about, this podcast feels almost like some sort of well written sitcom, a la springfield or something, you two compliment each other's personalities really well
I like how Freddie layed out on the turnaround of the 1st chorus, Herbie played some extra rhythmic stuff and then Freddie came in with super fast rhythmic hit ideas from it. Did they add a vamp before Herbie's solo or did I lose track of the form?
I remember buying an Ahmad Jamal CD and regretting it. His playing does nothing for me. I'd rather listen to Bob James than him, and he's smooth jazz, which I deplore immensely. What should I be listening for in his playing? I'm willing to give him another chance.
Thank you for this great episode! Also loving this version of Cantaloupe with Chad Metheny, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, also here Herbie's solo is amazing: th-cam.com/video/5KNL0_sis1k/w-d-xo.html
Sophmorically u feel the desire to win 1)Torre s 3rd best mgr in Yankee history 2)Joe G s a pretty good mgr himself who had a bad run inPhilly Where his replacement took Philly to WS same year he was fired 3),Buck was a great mgr/ teacher in minors and did a good job w NY and Balt.. But never won anything 4)Stick was the architect not Buck And George was lucky he didn't ruin Yanks.. His suspension saved the day 5)Only 1 guy could have won 4 out of 5 in those days.. Master amateur. psychologiat. Joe Torre
All that moving around Freddie Hubbard is doing as he plays reminds me of Keith Jarrett. Completely unnecessary and even a turn off. My solution? Look the other way during his solo.
Agreement adhered to. I run my own small business - toiling 7days a week - I had music lessons as a kid growing up (Royal Conservatory). As an adult I bought popular sheet music and that was mu thing until last Sept when my friend nudged me to restart piano lessons with their Jazz / classical friend. My music world has opened up. Being so busy, it can be hard to sustain the practising on this new deeper musical dive. Your coaching and empathy and keeping it real is important to fan the spark in me that keeps away the frustrations and keeps me motivated and understanding the learning process. Seeing you guys is like checking in with some musical pals. Thanks for all you do.
Freddie is my favorite trumpet player, all-time - he ‘says what he says’ and that’s that. His work on Speak no evil is beautiful. Great pull, gentlemen
Lots of Clifford and Fats in his playing! Always loved Hub
@@jakemf1 sometimes those older kats sounded like their teachers or mentors, locally - I can hear both of those ‘masters’ but he could be a clone of one of his local heroes
Freddie's ornaments are things of beauty.
AGREEMENT ADHERED TO. As a music teacher you have been providing with so many useful ideas that are useful, insightful and most of all practical! Thanks soo much!
Thanks for this guys--wonderful sensitive engaged reaction to an amazing performance by all of the masters on that stage. I was incredibly lucky to catch Freddie in NYC just about a year before the terrible lip injury that Peter mentioned. As in this video, he was simply astonishing both technically and musically. It was at the Blue Note and I'll never forget the utter incredulity in Freddie's voice when he called out the house from the stage: "Are you really having them push drinks while I'm up here playing?" Still cracks me up after all these years.
Freddie Hubbard had the most swag of ANY trumpet player !
And that's what i loved about his playing.
Agreement adhered to long ago. Enjoying the podcast all the time. ❤
Great hearing you make sense of whatever it was that Herbie was doing during his solo!
Another great, and informative episode of one of my favorite Podcasts. It is good to get reminded, that there is so much information hidden in each tune, if you take the time to listen. Thanks guys.
I am a jazz player from europe and have learned a lot from your podcast❤
Greetings from Namibia. Keep up the good work.
Perfect tune for this point in time with these musicians. Great groove. I totally remember the hip hop sample back in the day.
Thank you Peter and Adam for this session. Thorougly enjoyed it 😊
Agreed and adhered to long ago, kepp up the good work👍😁
Agreed since the first "2 minutes jazz piano" Peter short videos and eternally grateful
Freddie Hubbard is one of my trumpet favs of all time! Thank you for doing this video!
Such an endless spewing of incredible musical thoughts and approaches by Freddie!
this is fire. i love listening to Freddie just slaying it!
All that anyone seeks in a Jazz education is right there in you two (amazing yourselves) boys.
No need to change that dial. 👏
Admiringly,
Wonderful analysis of Freddie,Herbie & Joe solos ! On Great song !
Agreement adhered to. Thanks.
Double Take and the Eternal Triangle were the Hubbard/Shaw album that came out.
Agreed and adhered to since the beginning but bringing my favorite trumpeter and letting him loose ,is why Im Adhered to it😎
I love listening to you guys and your content . i adhere !
Freddie was the sole horn on the date with the original Canteloupe Island. Playing Cornet!
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I hear youse guys and am now happier for it. Thanks, fellas.
Love today's session..👍👍👍👍👍👍
I remembered Us3 sampling this, but I forgot about trying to play this track as a hippy jam song🤣. I think it maybe wasn't so great in that context... maybe we just weren't very good at it🤣
Agree mint add here, too!
Guys, it wasn’t George Coleman on the original, there was no saxophone on the original Empyrean Isles album. If I remember correctly the 1976 version was recorded on different studio dates with “Headhunters” bandmate, Bennie Maupin, on Tenor. Herbie played and recorded with so many different bandmates and groups over the years that it’s difficult to keep track of who’s actually playing on the track that you’re listening to.
I have adhered!
Thanks for the episode, amazing! I would very much like to know: does Peter have absolute pitch?
agreed the highest quality out there🤙
besides all the useful stuff you guys talk about, this podcast feels almost like some sort of well written sitcom, a la springfield or something, you two compliment each other's personalities really well
excellent, I just wanted to let you know that I am adhering.
I like how Freddie layed out on the turnaround of the 1st chorus, Herbie played some extra rhythmic stuff and then Freddie came in with super fast rhythmic hit ideas from it.
Did they add a vamp before Herbie's solo or did I lose track of the form?
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Love the podcast. It would be nice to hear your views on UK musicians like Gwylim Simcock and Courtney Pine
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I adhere! I adhere! Please!!! Let me adhere!!! I am glue you are music!!!!
Accord respecté. Accordo rispettato. Bravo!
"Pangaenia" has sent me to the Maker!!!😂🤣😭😭😭💀💀💀
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I love how Adam unironically said the meme of “one of the rhythm sections of all time”
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Adhering to agreement...
Thank you, Gentlemen 🌹🌹🔥🌹🌹 Agreement adhered to!!!
Agreement adhered to… it seems to be particularly adhesive, actually. How do I get it off the bottom of my shoe?
lovely!
It always strikes me how much Freddie Hubbard and Joe Hendersen can rely on each other to bring it.
Killer duo
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Turns out I wasn't ready for Freddie. That dude was on fire 🔥
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I remember buying an Ahmad Jamal CD and regretting it. His playing does nothing for me. I'd rather listen to Bob James than him, and he's smooth jazz, which I deplore immensely. What should I be listening for in his playing? I'm willing to give him another chance.
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Freddie going nuts......over his shoulder. Ron Carter barely blinking...
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Long time subscribed and imbibed. Does the agreement have a sanity clause?
GALA adhéré ☕️
agreement tout à fait accepté
A GREEMENT ADHERED TO.
14:06 busted PM! 😂
Accordo rispettato, signori
I want an episode dedicated to "Just a Skosh"
I am thereby leaving a comment as per the gentlemen's agreement. And no, I am NOT a lawyer. Just a goofball computer programmer and pianist. 😎🎹
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Thank you for this great episode! Also loving this version of Cantaloupe with Chad Metheny, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, also here Herbie's solo is amazing:
th-cam.com/video/5KNL0_sis1k/w-d-xo.html
My wife - not a regular fan of the channel like myself - wanted to know the “secret”
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adhered because i had to
I cohere with the other adherents
*Hereby* adhering to the ~Gentlemen’s Agreement~
Sophmorically u feel the desire to win
1)Torre s 3rd best mgr in Yankee history
2)Joe G s a pretty good mgr himself who had a bad run inPhilly
Where his replacement took Philly to WS same year he was fired
3),Buck was a great mgr/ teacher in minors and did a good job w NY and Balt.. But never won anything
4)Stick was the architect not Buck
And George was lucky he didn't ruin Yanks.. His suspension saved the day
5)Only 1 guy could have won 4 out of 5 in those days.. Master amateur. psychologiat.
Joe Torre
Not long ago in a Jazz Club not that far away....
AAT
I don't see it as an agreement so much as an awfully good deal
Freddie’s fire is what I’m missing from most trumpet players these days, especially the ones over here in Europe. It’s all whiny, airy fluff.
This is incorporeal improvisation….to catch this on film is beyond historical measure.
Blip
"GLA", really?.
A greed man. A deer hoove
All that moving around Freddie Hubbard is doing as he plays reminds me of Keith Jarrett. Completely unnecessary and even a turn off. My solution? Look the other way during his solo.
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