Goodbye Porkpie Hat - Austin Peralta's Last Performance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Austin Peralta's last performance live at the blue whale with Natasha F. Agrama on vocals, louis cole on drums, dan lutz on bass and nick mancini on vibes. 11-20-2012 RIP Austin. Check our channel for more from this show in the next couple weeks.
Camera Operators:
Alexander H Davis
Benjamin Del Guercio
Keith Woolf
I sometimes type the name of Peralta in my youtube searching bar and hope, by any miracle, to see something new.
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His last performance, and elegy that Mingus wrote for the passing of an artist.
Wow. How ominous
this music is serious and dangerous
2023-and I still listen to this over and over---once again reminded of the genius that was Mingus and Joni Mitchell---and this interpretation by Austin Peralta and Natasha Agrama only reinforce that and display their own genius.....
WHO ELSE WAS INTRODUCED TO AUSTIN P THROUGH THUNDERCAT ... #EPIC Rest In Power Austin
I was through Daedelus, Austin played on Looking Ocean then Daedelus wrote the album Drown Out in his memory - then FlyLo and the DMT song.
Amon tobin brought me here. Austin's cover of bedtime stories was sublime. RIP
yep!
No idea how I came upon Austin Peralta. Given enough time, his brief brilliant starlight will shine way out of proportion to his brief time spent here.
Introduced through Ben Wendel for me
I cant believe he died literally hours after this performance. Although its very sad, it really shows his ability and talent as an artist. Shred In Peace!
There's an ill jam session going on in another dimension right now conducted by a very special cluster of consciousness.
Coltrane, Davis, Guaraldi, Peralta, and the angel Gabriel from The Twilight Zone.
very scary that this was his exact last night before he passed the next morning, beautiful man.
It’s even crazier that this song was a homage for Lester Young by Charles Mingus. Lester Young was a tenor saxophonist who died around the 1950’s or so.
You can tell that Badbadnotgood were inspired a lot by Austin.
RIP Austin Peralta, such a great talent that was taken from us way too early.
... you know someone great has gone...
God this kid was so talented. His dad was one of my biggest heroes as a kid and when I discovered his Jazz thru Flying Lotus I became an instant fan, unfortunately he died soon after but his legacy remains and performances like this will live on.
Stacey would be proud to hear that. Indeed
"Though you travel beyond
Your legacy lives on
Now enter the void
Forever the Jondy"
-Thundercat
You can see it in his face how happy this made him, i wish i had something like that
You do!!! U must find it...
RIP Austin, and as of a few years ago once COVID hit, RIP blue whale too. A fantastic performance in what was one of the finest jazz venues in the country.
Natasha Agrama is divine.
No jazz in heaven? Jazz IS heaven! Especially this kind.
Marloes Kuiters “Jazz is heaven”... beautiful
RIP Austin. It was a real thrill and honor to have met and played with you. Thank you.
Rest in peace, genius
Every so often I come back to this phenomenal piano solo @ 6:49
R.I.P Austin
Incredible. This performance (by the whole band) is enough to bring me to tears. And then you find out Austin died hours after this show. So tragic. I feel so terrible for those who knew and loved him.
after watching this video for several years just realized louis cole is on the drums
Now… as a drummer and an Austin fan. Who is Louis Cole? Yes, that is a stupid question
Natasha Agrama, you shine there! i sing this song as well and you made me cry! (a 57 yrs old man!) kudos!
To be 22 years old an into jazz is really courageous…knowing you’ll never go platinum nor play in front of arena size audiences….doing it strictly for the love..
He would have been a giant in Jazz up there with Kamasi and Esperanza had he lived…
What a loss
soul-stirring sound. RIP Austin…
Flying lotus からここに辿り着きました。
2006 Tokyo jazz 国際フォーラムで観た若いピアニストが彼だったなんて！そしてこの映像の数日後に亡くなったなんて…
Came back to this so many years later when I heard Mac Miller give Austin an "RIP" shout on one of his"behind the song" videos just now. Reminded me of Austin's greatness, as well as the profound losses Thundercat has endured. I wish artistic genius wasn't so fragile, but thankful to have witnessed these greats sharing their crafts while they could 🙏🏾
Life sucks, drugs seem like the answer but they’re only a fatal bandaid
Which Mac vid?
2 years ago today, rest in peace
I've watched this at least 50 times and I still get chills everytime
Don't forget it!
RIP Austin Peralta, you are a legend!
I love the singer. I am copying her inflections on my trombone for this song. She has a very interesting style and very improvisational. She is a good jazz musician. High praise for a jazz singer.
vernon bisho She as all on here is incredible....
She's using some of the phrases from de sax solo in Ah Um recording, and her own phrases in between. But sounds so natural and cantabile.. great solo. Wow I just realised Im replaying a two years old comment,
I wish I had found this before. Good luck whit that trombone!
@@FranciscoSanchez-hs8um the lyrics are adapted from Joni Mitchell who performed this on her album Mingus
@@JoeyvanLeeuwen Yes!
I listen to this so often. Its so good.
It's been more than a year...and I still can't get over the fact he is gone! Gone too soon!!! R.I.P Austin Peralta
I just discovered the guy... what a shame...
goddamn, this video hits hard in 2020. RIP an unbearable legend.
One of my favorites performances, ever... I can listen it again and again. Austin was just incredibly talented guy... and Natasha is also wonderful and beautiful singer, just superb duet. Fantastic and very athmosphere performance. So sad that he passed away at the age of 22... He was like a meteor - huge flash of light and then he's gone forever... Gosh, 2012 - it was like yesterday...
We miss you Austin, we remember you, we listen you. Thanks a lot for this music, buddy. R.I.P. Austin Peralta
watched this at least 100 times a year since it was uploaded, ty for anchoring me down austin (and the uploader) RIP
amazing bass solo great sound!
He died the day after this?! Omg what a travesty.....what a brilliant keyboardist and sideman for flying lotus and others. The vocalist here is undeniably talented as well!
In his sleep too.
He also played and toured with the cinematic orchestra
damn...that's insane. I knew he'd died but had no idea it was the day after this performance.
Natasha you thrill me.What a performance.
What an incredible band! Louis Cole taking on a very different drumming style here from the KNOWER stuff :) RIP Austin. Literally a genius gone too soon.
I mean, this is a 10/10 performance from all involved
Cada vez que veo a Natasha me acuerdo de Mon Laferte (y viceversa). Lo curioso es que me acabo de enterar que su madre es chilena (por ahí viene la cosa...). Que voz la muchacha, madre mía, y que versión de Goodbye Porkpie Hat, sublimes todos, en especial Natasha y Austin (qepd). Para enmarcar y escuchar todas las semanas
Fuck. Austin was literally the best. I wish I could have met the guy before he died. Thinking of all the music we'll never get to hear because of his untimely exit has depressed me almost every day since learning about his death, but at least he left us with gems like this. RIP Austin
1'53" "you know someone great has gone"...
RIP Austin, what an incredible video. So great seeing all the love for him here in the comments. You are very missed.
I will forever return to this song until the day I die. Rip Austin 💕💗
I can take you to a world where you can stretch your wings and fly away
holy ish that katz chilln in heaven with bill evans and george duke RIP what a shame he couldn't be present in our world anymore
August 2020 and i still come back to this! 🙏
The level of genius at work here is unparalleled - Absolutely amazing arrangement and spine chilling performance
of a Mingus Classic. ❤️😎
This makes me happy and so sad at the same time. I can't even deal with how incredibly talented he was.
Sad and scary... yet beautiful.
Please don't make it ever stop, don't stop it....in real loving memory
Died way too young. Happy to have found this video. Brilliance.
another year another moment but our place on the cosmic calendar, happy and chubby day my brother, thanks for the print that you gave me, it's my birthday today, and I'm sure i wanted you to enjoy our day together. thanks for the good feeling. cheers I miss you even i doenst meet you. good feelings.
Watching him work w the bass player thru that bass solo is always beautiful
Still get a weird sad melancholy every time I listen to this damn man why
This is beautiful
he's my total inspiration to take my desicion of dedicate my life in music
a mighty dose of dopeness, RIP your pieces are great
Austin Peralta is like a Lee Morgan, an Eric Dolphy type of character. There just won't be another Austin Peralta. Damn I wish he was still here. 'The light that burned twice as bright, burned half as long'. If there's anymore footage of this show, it'd be greatly appreciated.
This performance still gives me the exact same amount of chills as the first time I saw it. Hell, I feel as though the chills actually increase with each viewing! This is my kind of music. 2am in a small and dark smoky jazz club in the city with this music just happening before you... #Perfect
I'm so happy I found this. Beautiful.
just heard of him yesterday and I already miss him... RIP.
Austin Peralta #AustinPeralta
Father and Son are both Legends!
goosebumps unleashed...
He looks so happy and elated just to be doing what he does and playing the music that he loves. We lost a tremendous artist. RIP.
Thanks so much for having this up here. Was thinking about Austin today and out this on and it made me cry but also made me really happy just to see him doing what he loved and was so amazing at. Miss you buddy ❤️
RIP talented young man.
I literary watch this with tears in my eyes..
What a gorgeous voice.
Not to take away anything from either Peralta or Agrama but.....the collaboration is the definition of synergy. Just amazing...especially Agrama's visual, she drags you into the song. Surprised it has so few views, when I've listened to it at least 30 times this year! All love! RIP Peralta! Z-Boys 4eva!
He had some of the best chops I have ever seen (and shirts too).
This is sooooooo beautiful
that song gives me chills! that's weird that he played this song the day before he died as well -2 years ago exactly. RIP Austin you were too good for this world x
Wow, the last song he played before he died was this one.
i love you Austin ..
Such great talent!!! So much gifted....oh god.... R.I.P. Austin!
Aside from Austin's amazing keys, she has an incredible voice and stage presence
Such a great rendition of such a great tune.
Rest in piano Austin.
I can't find and expletive worthy enough! What an amazing talent - how he manages to sweep me, at least, totally alone in his groove. I'm not easily swept!
Bet he's playing this song in heaven with Billie Holliday on vocals!
My heart hurts after watching this. Timeless.
Breathtaking
Helluva talent. Such tasty licks. RIP, Austin.
I love this more than anything
Goodnight, Sweet Prince.
Soooo talented!...RIP Austin.
Elegant Incomparable Performance, Her Voice Will Put Me To Sleep At Last.
Everytime I listen to this, I fall deeper in love with Natasha
I would love to hear Diane Reeves singing the vocals for this tune, not taking anything away from Natasha Agrama, she does a fantastic version.
so, this is what real music sounds like. awesome.
Absolutely amazing !!
this is the only thing i miss about living in the US. music and arts
Sad to see a prodigy pass. At least his music will live on forever. What an inspiration.
wooow louis cole on drums....thats crazy!!! Mad respect
R.I.P. His music lives on
Peralta is obviously super high- he can bearly keep his eyes open. Good for him though
merci. good vibrations and inspiration
Thank you, Austin.
HEAVY.
happy birthday austin, i miss you.