My wife and I went on our first date and heard the Cedar Walton Trio at the Four Queens in Las Vegas. It was July 1985 and we've been together ever since. So nice to see you remembering your father here. He was an awesome musician. The NPR Monday Night Jazz series was broadcasting that night. We heard Freddie at the Four Queens on another occasion. Great place to hear jazz.
Was at this show at the Vanguard ...Won tickets From WBGO and taped the first set and they made this video of the 2nd so got to see both sets. One live , one video..It was burnin'..!!!!
Thanks for your reply and I appreciate the kind words. His solos take me to an undescribable place most of the time. So fresh, simple sounding yet complex. But it all seems to come together. Freddys 1st wife Brenda is my godmother. Take it easy.
Freddie can blow some of that straight ahead jazz. I had an opportunity to see him at Concerts by the Sea in Redondo Beach, CA. One of my favorite songs by Freddie is "First Light", one of his biggest hits.
This footage is what reminds me whats great about humanity and the god given ability to create something beautiful that speaks to the soul. Cedar Walton and Freddie Hubbard are always Jazz Masters in my book. I'm glad to see this footage is not lost in antiquity. When I want to feel upbeat I watch footage such as this. Thanks for sharing this great footage.
Bop at its best. The only music that I can think of that musicians do that sort of thing often. Parker was the master of that, because he knew all of the popular tunes of the times. It's awesome how the greats just grab those licks out of the air in the middle of a solo and make it blend so well. I can't believe that I didn't notice that one. I think Freddie surprised himself on that one by his expression. hehe
When people talk abou 0:02 t who the greatest jazz trumpet player was I have always said Freddie Hubbard. Miles couldn't cut a candle to him and before Miles there was Lee Morgan too.
It's too easy :) I remember that The Live was played at X'mas season in 1982. Freddie blrw Santa-Claus, & Cedar sketched X'mas in NY by 88 keys perfectly ! Thanks !!
He is Great Pianist, I'm Fan !!! I agree with you ! This footage makes me happy ! Specialy Cedar's Piano solo !!! You have great Father !!!! Thank you so much for your message & Thanks ! Your Father Great Cedar Walton !!!!!
I was there a couple times that week - it was the middle of the summer and hot as hell in NYC. Thats why we all cracked up when a quote from Santa Claus is Coming to Town slipped out during Freddie's solo. Christmas was an eternity away it was 95 degrees!!!
@@rhythmfield Everybody knows Freddie Hubbard was a better trumpeter than Miles. That's not a knock-on miles. Miles was great for other reasons. Lee Morgan was better...Clifford Brown was better, etc.
Thank you for your message. u-getsu=雨(u)月(getsu) 雨(u/ame) means Rain. 月(getsu/tsuki) means Month & Moon. So, 雨月(u-getsu) means Rainy-month in Japanese. Fantasy is 空想(Kuu-sou) 幻想(gen-sou) in Japanese.
One of my allll timmme faves composed by my daddy Cedar A Walton Jr.
Seen him playing at Ronnie Scott's numerous times, fantastic and a great inspiration!
Explosively joyful! ... Props to your dad ...
His Rhodes work on those Muse recordings were so tasteful and smooth!
My wife and I went on our first date and heard the Cedar Walton Trio at the Four Queens in Las Vegas. It was July 1985 and we've been together ever since. So nice to see you remembering your father here. He was an awesome musician. The NPR Monday Night Jazz series was broadcasting that night. We heard Freddie at the Four Queens on another occasion. Great place to hear jazz.
I've never met or heard your father Live. I'm thankfull these vid's excist so we can now enjoy your father's magnificent play.
I can't stop listening to this song! I'm addicted to the chords; such beauty and color.
todd merriss me too!! I listen at least 5x a month or more...
That's a great feeling seeing a well knit organised band going for it , what jazz is all about!
the whole ugetsu record from the jazz messengers is insane check it out
Be sure to listen to the original version with Wayne Shorter, Curtis Fuller, and Reggie Workman in addition to Freddie and Cedar. It's just stunning!
One of the most versatile horns of the last 50 years. R.I.P. Freddie.
Was at this show at the Vanguard ...Won tickets From WBGO and taped the first set and they made this video of the 2nd so got to see both sets. One live , one video..It was burnin'..!!!!
That night....the world was a better place. We miss you freddie what a great performance.
It's truely a blessing... to be able to listen to this past's beautiful moment, 7000 miles away from there and 40 years later
👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you for sharing.
That is one great Bass player!!!
Hats off to Lenny and Ron being the yin and yang and breathing life into this amazing tune 🎶
Freddie Freddie Freddie!!!
Cedar! Freddie Ron and Lenny---one of the best aggregations Freddie ever had!
Thanks for your reply and I appreciate the kind words. His solos take me to an undescribable place most of the time. So fresh, simple sounding yet complex. But it all seems to come together. Freddys 1st wife Brenda is my godmother. Take it easy.
Fantasy in D is Fantastic!
Freddie can blow some of that straight ahead jazz. I had an opportunity to see him at Concerts by the Sea in Redondo Beach, CA. One of my favorite songs by Freddie is "First Light", one of his biggest hits.
"First Light" is an absolute masterpiece!!
This footage is what reminds me whats great about humanity and the god given ability to create something beautiful that speaks to the soul. Cedar Walton and Freddie Hubbard are always Jazz Masters in my book. I'm glad to see this footage is not lost in antiquity. When I want to feel upbeat I watch footage such as this. Thanks for sharing this great footage.
Jazz Messengers
Bop at its best. The only music that I can think of that musicians do that sort of thing often. Parker was the master of that, because he knew all of the popular tunes of the times. It's awesome how the greats just grab those licks out of the air in the middle of a solo and make it blend so well. I can't believe that I didn't notice that one. I think Freddie surprised himself on that one by his expression. hehe
todd merriss ...Hard Bop.
6:20 waltz for Debby quote
When people talk abou 0:02 t who the greatest jazz trumpet player was I have always said Freddie Hubbard. Miles couldn't cut a candle to him and before Miles there was Lee Morgan too.
& Clifford Brown & Fats Navarro too.
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And Booker Little.
Umm . . . some cat they called Satchmo? If I remember right?
Oh Yeah!!! The is Ugetsu from the 1962 album by Blakey! Ugetsu means "Fantasy" in Japanese. Great composition.
@Ewerb7 ...1963.
It's too easy :)
I remember that The Live was played at X'mas season in 1982.
Freddie blrw Santa-Claus, & Cedar sketched X'mas in NY by 88 keys perfectly !
Thanks !!
Talk about going “balls out”! Freddie is always going there!
Anyone notice Freddie's quote from santa claus is coing to town at 4:07?? Hahaha
Paul Bailey then freddie goes "HAHAHAHAHAH!!!"
Paul Bailey then Walton drops a monk quote " well you needn't "
Geoff Bournes true! 4:45
I like how he surprises himself
At the end at 8:53 he kinda sorta quotes “The Night has A Thousand Eyes”
He is Great Pianist, I'm Fan !!!
I agree with you ! This footage makes me happy ! Specialy Cedar's Piano solo !!!
You have great Father !!!!
Thank you so much for your message & Thanks ! Your Father Great Cedar Walton !!!!!
I am wild for this group!!!!!!
What, you don't like jazz? This'll cure you. Wish I could have thanked the gentlemen personally. Thanks, gentlemen.
One of the heaviest bands EVER. And that tune!
First Light✌🏿😊
Non ci sono parole x esprimere la totalità assoluta di espressione musicale
AGAIN ....................................WOW and its a excellent composition and that was the biggest part of its wow factor
One of those...u know what I mean. Love & respect to all these musicians.
One of my all-time faves
Makes me very happy.
KILLING!!!!!!!
Hadn’t heard this great gem in awhile, from one of my fav groups!
Beautiful tune.
That well you needn't quote at 4:45 though
It's just wonderfull, but is that me or the musicians are litterally melting? x)
Your high on Hubbard.
I was there a couple times that week - it was the middle of the summer and hot as hell in NYC. Thats why we all cracked up when a quote from Santa Claus is Coming to Town slipped out during Freddie's solo. Christmas was an eternity away it was 95 degrees!!!
Holy fuck . FREDDY!!!!
freddie,el mejor.
FREDDIE HUBBARD!! 👑😭
I love this song! Your Dad was so talented. May God bless you and your family:)
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
WOW 2021 JUST WOW !!! AND CEDAR WOW
Lenny is making me cry.😅
and he got a real kick out of it!
Lol..he did
Universidad de improvisación en el jazz, son estos músicos.
Thank you and his sound is etched in my inner most fiber of my soul. Thanks for listening
Thank you Gentlemen
BRILLIANT!!!!!!
Es war sehr wunderbar !
Ganz Phantastisch Spieler und Musik.
Bitte schön !!
5:59 Royal Garden Blues?
6:08 Flight of the Bumblebee?
LOL..loved that!
excellent
what a beast
omg awesome !!
amazing
insane
The King!
Wonderful!
wow!
That must have been one great fantasy that was played out.
SMOKING !!!!!!
holy fuck man
based cedar
投稿有難う御座います。これは当時テレビで放映された映像ですか？それにしてもハバードのプレイが素晴らしい。
そうです。 フジテレビの年末(クリスマス？)に深夜の４時間尺位に放送されたビレッジヴァンガードライブVTRでした。 初代クラブオーナーであるマックス・ゴードンのクラブ経営５０周年を祝って開催されたライブでした。 この有名なクラブの名物オーナーのゴードン氏は８９年に他界され、２０２３年の今日ではフレディもシダーウォルトンも故人ですね。 時の流れを感じます。
あの頃は沢山テレビでトッププレイヤーの映像に触れる事が出来ましたね、、、本物がきちんと輝いていた時代です。
@@智田村 「ジャズジャイアンツ」と呼ばれる大御所がまだベテランで活躍していた時代ですからね。 彼らを呼べる様なイベントやフェスティバルも多かったですね。
若き日に、斑尾でガレスピーとハグしたのが宝の思い出です。イイです、JAZZは。返信に感謝します。
@@智田村 ビバップ(C・パーカー)時代からのトランペッターD・ガレスビーもS・ワンダーのDo I Doの間奏吹いたり、８０年代までは元気で活躍していましたね！ 羨ましいです。
If Superman were a trumpet player....
Double tongue articulations and playing extremely high on one breath
@@xavierharris9749no double tonguing but yes
Anyone know what happened to that live recording of Freddie playing Skydive? I can't find it on TH-cam anymore.
Look up jazzfest berlin 1985. He plays it in that concert with kenny garrett on flute. Then dizzy and woody come on stage
oops... thank you. can't find the words. so it is.
Hi ! Welcome back again !! :))
🔥🔥🔥 wonder why he doesn’t get as much credit as Miles?
He does. Better trumpeter.
@@rhythmfield Everybody knows Freddie Hubbard was a better trumpeter than Miles. That's not a knock-on miles. Miles was great for other reasons. Lee Morgan was better...Clifford Brown was better, etc.
@@spr95que42 ...I concur, totally!
@@spr95que42 ...Dizzy was better!
Thank you for your message.
u-getsu=雨(u)月(getsu)
雨(u/ame) means Rain. 月(getsu/tsuki) means Month & Moon.
So, 雨月(u-getsu) means Rainy-month in Japanese.
Fantasy is 空想(Kuu-sou) 幻想(gen-sou) in Japanese.
@zbernstein1490 :))
ababababababaaaaaaaaaawuuuuummmmmmmmmmmm
Porn. Os moderadores do TH-cam devem estar a dormir. 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
I love this tune and this is a good version of it but it would have been even better with Billy Higgins on drums.
+vova47 ...It wouldn't have mattered.
Lenny sounds amazing on this clip!
vova47 It would be different......what does “better” even mean in this context?
@@brucescott4261 Yes it would matter a hell of a lot!
@@austincustom As amazing as it may seem to you he's not even in the same area code as Great Billy Higgins
Post Bop not bop, The song is not Fantasy in D.
Yes, its Fantasy in D aka Ugetsu. Love seeing Cedar work the keys. I also can't get this out of my head. Several versions on TH-cam. Thanx to posters.
@@davesax11 ...Also known as Polar A C.
no mad ...Hard Bop.