Derrick Hodge - "Dances with Ancestors"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2014
- Bassist and composer Derrick Hodge performs selections from his debut Blue Note Records recording, Live Today, with Federico Peña, keyboards, Michael Aaberg, keyboards, Keyon Harrold, trumpet, and Mark Colenburg, drums. Having served as sideman to the likes of Terence Blanchard and Robert Glasper, Hodge firmly steps out as leader as the New York Times states, “with roots in gospel, jazz and R&B….bearing earnest intentions and a glow of transparent optimism.” Part of Blue Note at 75.
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Music will always be there for you, and even if you cant find that music you can play that music no matter how simple your ability, whatever music you make will capture your feelings and be there with you in a divine way.
This is one beautiful album. This song in particular invokes a very imaginative landscape in me. All works of art from music to perfume has the capacity to transform a person to a different dimension. Its a very subtle and beautiful orchestration. Everyone should get this album..
listening to Derek's tone is the main reason that I've gone back to playing Fender Jazz Basses period, not to mention Derek's just a phoenominal player and I enjoy listening to him play regardless of who he's with.
Same here!!!!
erik dennard Not only does he play Fender Jazz basses, but MIM Fender Jazz basses. I love mine!!!
Derrick*
Really love this composition the sweeping majestic thing I hope we hear more of this from Hodge. "Dancing with Ancestors" is like an epic movie♥
Geeennniiuuussss!!!! .. just too beautiful!! .. listening to this cruising down the highway ... flippin heaven for the soul
Indeed!
man that was beautfiul. wish I could hear the whole concert! thanks for uploading!
Here is a good one from the Kennedy Center. In my opinion this sound is one of the freshest I have heard in the Jazz world for a while.
ugh this stuff makes me tear up i love it
Simply the truth!! D. Hodge!!
Creativity at its highest level of perfection. Quite truly Amazing.
aaahhhh ... too beautiful!!
If yall are ever in Brazil, i'll be in the front row.
6:06 tells me everythings gonna be alright.
This is a great piece...
That was incredible...enjoyed every second
Real music!!!
Man this is like a gumbo, I can hear a little bit of everybody in there. I hear some Pat Metheny, a sprinkle of Jaco and a dash of Marcus Miller. Very nice...this is a good look for Derrick.
I'm convinced Derrick has zero bad looks.
Very true. There is something very "September 15th"-ish about the way he built that preamble. Very dark and soulful. Beautiful.
Beautiful and inspiring 🙏🏾
Awesome tune!
Just wonderful 👏🏾
This is deep!
Very smooth.... keep it up guys
Que exquisito👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I wish u guys come someday to the Berks Jazz Festival.
Incredible
bravo derrick
luv luv hodge's solo trying to learn what he does near the end
Exelente !!!!
Great great
In life heart is the biggest thing
Good Lord!
well said
that mute on the trumpet send chills up my spine, i need to get one
How does Mark get that Bass drum sound??? it's fuckin' sweet.
@4:47 what kind of watch is that?
What is the range defined as
50 cent Bass rsrs
Tiago Rodrigues hhhhh yes
yes sir .........
In what way can you possibly answer
See I predicted the motherfucking future
when the melody gets carried by the bass and trumpet, reminds me of Marcus Miller stuff
agreed! thats reminicent from marcus work with miles! i find it beautiful!
Hey range can be a good name for some body
A strange occassion when I actually prefer the album version of a jazz track.... especially the first minutes sound convoluted and defocused compared to the album version. Derrick sounds rather muddy in his low end, and the pianist can't seem to decide when to play or not play his cues...
Gets much better once the improvisation really gets going though. Overall a good performance but I couldn't help feeling a little underwhelmed.
The album version is definitely beautiful and it had the advantage of production (overdubs, etc.) and that cello. If we sounded tentative it might’ve been due to the fact that we hadn’t been playing together too long before this gig. As for the comment on the pianist, l’m not sure if it was me or Mike you were referring to - he took the solo. I have to hear this again but l don’t think l missed any cues...the vibe of the tune - at least the way we were approaching it - called for things to not be nailed down too much; Derrick was looking for some air, some space...and to sometimes imply things rather than playing them. Either way, l appreciate your take on this as it wasn’t the usual gushing we read on comments...You definitely read the situation fairly accurately, and l hope l was able to shed some light on your take. It definitely wasn’t the best version we ever played of this tune.
Yangshensensen See my reply to your comment below...Sorry l didn’t tag you. Be well