As Pat says "'There is no future, no past , only the NOW"' (Eckhart Tolle) To play like this one has to reach a deep level of consciousness...not many would understand...there is a force working through them and it's very spiritual. No hatred , no ego..just feel.Thank you for this video!
Not all music is easily understood and not all music is cheezy melody. There's this thing in music called harmony, that Pat Martino happens to understand better than anyone, and if you listened to the CHORDS being played behind what he's playing, you'd see that it's more than scales. Pat really doesn't play that many scales. He's actually running up and down the intervals of abstract chord substitutions. Please post a video of this transcription. I want to hear it note for note.
The drummer is using brushes on his snare. Consider that the spring on the drummer's snare drum might be too loose causing it to rattle due to sympathetic vibration.
Ok, so you don´t like Pat Martino. We all know that already. I´m just trying to explain to you that at the end of this discussion you will have to admit that you still don´t have any real argument. Music is subjective. Feelings of the individual listeners are the only thing that really matters and they can not be measured by no means. Thats the reason why I am not going to explain to you why Martino is so good. You have to find it by yourself.
You dunce! Everything the great classical composers have ever done is alive and well in Jazz fool! Jazz improvisation incorporates theme and variation and all of the mechanisms thereof! There is repetition, inversion, sequence, fragmentation and any number of other techniques utilized by classical composers at work in jazz improv! There is even pointalism, parallelism, chromatiscism, minimalism! You lost yet?
As Pat says "'There is no future, no past , only the NOW"' (Eckhart Tolle) To play like this one has to reach a deep level of consciousness...not many would understand...there is a force working through them and it's very spiritual. No hatred , no ego..just feel.Thank you for this video!
One of the challenges to playing such a tune so well is the mastery of understatement by all performers.
Beautiful song. The Zen of jazz. Wordless testimony to great truth. Thanks, Pat.
New wave of consciousness. Can't be touched.
Sublime.
Si Pat es bueno a alta velocidad, en los tiempos lentos es maravilloso.
beautiful. this song is to die for!!
Pat, this is great playing on a really beautiful song. Thanks for all the inspiration. Mike Fageros
Exquisite. Many thanks for sharing this.
Hear the godfather of good taste..
love this tune
Brilliant!
must be that philly connection where they hammond organ is played nonstop for 20 yearss...
RIP Joey :(
Not all music is easily understood and not all music is cheezy melody. There's this thing in music called harmony, that Pat Martino happens to understand better than anyone, and if you listened to the CHORDS being played behind what he's playing, you'd see that it's more than scales. Pat really doesn't play that many scales. He's actually running up and down the intervals of abstract chord substitutions. Please post a video of this transcription. I want to hear it note for note.
good good !!!viagem !! ocra e foda !!good !!vini
this is sweet shit
DAMN! somebody had a bad day!
The drummer is using brushes on his snare. Consider that the spring on the drummer's snare drum might be too loose causing it to rattle due to sympathetic vibration.
just because you can't play jazz doesn't mean it sucks, it means you suck
LOL!
Glad they didn't let Scofield on the stage to fuck it up with his goofy pedal effects, as he did on "Sunny".
I know man Pat was so far ahead of us all. I love what did. He's my favorite jazz player.
Ok, so you don´t like Pat Martino. We all know that already. I´m just trying to explain to you that at the end of this discussion you will have to admit that you still don´t have any real argument. Music is subjective. Feelings of the individual listeners are the only thing that really matters and they can not be measured by no means. Thats the reason why I am not going to explain to you why Martino is so good. You have to find it by yourself.
this is nice but I prefer metheny's style
You dunce! Everything the great classical composers have ever done is alive and well in Jazz fool! Jazz improvisation incorporates theme and variation and all of the mechanisms thereof! There is repetition, inversion, sequence, fragmentation and any number of other techniques utilized by classical composers at work in jazz improv! There is even pointalism, parallelism, chromatiscism, minimalism! You lost yet?
thescotterator you should get a wife or get rid of it.
LOL!