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kawaharamusic
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これはすごい！貴重映像！偉大なミュージシャン！ローランド・カーク！3
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Roland Kirk Quintet Bologna1973(3) 知る人ぞ知る、偉大な盲目のジャズミュージシャン、ローランドカーク。
これはすごい！貴重映像！偉大なミュージシャン！ローランド・カーク！2
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Roland Kirk Quintet Bologna1973(2) 知る人ぞ知る、偉大な盲目のジャズミュージシャン、ローランドカーク。 映像ではサックスを３本同時に吹いています。
これはすごい！貴重映像！偉大なミュージシャン！ローランド・カーク！1
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Roland Kirk Quintet Bologna1973(1) 知る人ぞ知る、偉大な盲目のジャズミュージシャン、ローランドカーク。 映像では鼻で楽器を演奏しています。
Make Me Smile - Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra
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Mel Lewis (drums); Joe Lovano (saxophone); Tom Harrell (trumpet); Bob Brookmeyer (trombone); Dick Oatts.
昔スーパーショウというビデオを借りた。 ツェッペリンやバディー・ガイ等錚々たるメンツだが、結局この人が一番印象に残った。 ジャズというより黒人音楽、黒さモロ出し。 かっこつけたり大人ぶる為のジャズでないというとこが一番好き。
I love how Mel integrated percussion into the whole ensemble. Great innovator! I played in jazz bands.
Reminds me of Fat Albert! Love it!
who is playing piano?
Shoot where are my comments, can’t find them. Steve
ROLAND KIRK!!
良いソロだなぁ。
この人は１日中練習するんだろうなぁ。
こうして映像が見れるのは貴重ですね( v^-゜)♪ ジャズ喫茶でレコードで聞いていただけなので実際映像でサックス🎷を三本首から下げているのを見ると改めて驚きまずね(^-^; ノンブレス奏法？で息つぎをしないから長く音を出し続けることが出来るのも憧れます。
む
理詰めではなく、ソウルと流れる血で音を吹き出すローランド・カークここまでの人はなかなかいない。
重力ピエロからきました
🎷🎶🌻👍
The greatest multi-instrumentalist we've ever seen.....
今週のジャズミッドナイトの特集はローランド・カークだったので観に来ました🗽🗿🎼🎺🎷
Owesome! Dick rules! Thanks for sharing this.
Mel was my favorite big band drummer. Very musical and used colors
💙🌱😃🌸
🌸😃🌱💙
サブマリンを読んで気になって聴きに来ました
me too
中学校の頃、カークの音楽を理解できる大人に憧れて、無理やり自分の血に流し込んでたな。 定期的にカークを聴きたくなる感性を獲得できた自分を誇りに思います。
That bass bone player though.. Even the guy at 1:17 was like woah.
Bob Brookmeyer was a artist in residence at UMKC so he basically taught me how to play big band drums in 1987, how Mel approached it. We would be in the practice room, him yelling the chart out to me, where to set up and where to lay off.
Sorry, the sax soloist sounds off key.
apology accepted
you're nuts if you think he's off
That’s very funny. 99% of the saxophonists on the planet wish they sounded that “off key”.
Heavy
This is amazing
最高やー！
1:44 the licc (almost)
djangowww congrats
鼻で演奏…重力ピエロのあれは本当だったんだな
Oh wow! that is gorgeous music-making by Dick Oats
Wow! What a bunch of young whippersnappers we were! Not a gray hair in the band! Saxes: Joe Lovano, Kenny Garrett, Dick Oatts, Gary Pribeck, Gary Smulyan. Trombones: Earl McIntyre, Douglas Purviance, John Mosca, Ed Neumeister. French Horn: Stephanie Fauber. Trumpets: Tom Harrell, Earl Gardner, Joe Mosello, John Marshall. Piano: Jim McNeely. Bass: Dennis Irwin. Drums: Mel Lewis
Love you Jim! T Xiques was my roommate at Berklee!
Jim, what a great concert! I bought the original Smithsonian VHS and they had Marc Johnson listed on bass. Obviously thats Dennis on bass. Is there a back story? Last minute sub?
Fantastic Band!!! Loved you guys!! I played Dolphin Dance when I was at The University of Akron. I also played several of Thad's charts.
Incredible performance by Mel and the band - beautiful
重力ピエロ
It looks like Smulyan in bari. Who’s on tenor 2?
Gary Pribek
I love the Mel Lewis Band, now the Vanguard Orchestra. What a cast here, but the solo by Dick Oatts who is beautiful. Dick is a player that has his roots in Sonny Stitt and Coltrane and yet he's come up with own voice. Loved Dick's sound on the Berg Larsen mpc, had great edge, depth... Incredible player.. And Joey Lovano when he played Otto Link mpc, my favorite sound of Joes....
Yeah, man. What an awesome band they were at that time. Looks like this was shot around the same time as the Montreaux recording where they did Mintzer's arrangements of Herbie Hancock. 1980 I think.
Bob Brookmeyer était Directeur artistique de l'orchestre, après la disparition de Thad Jones mais il ne participait pas à ce concert à Montreux en 1980, par contre le bon pianiste-arrangeur de l'orchestre était Jim Mc Nilly
Huh?
@@bassman4632 Well Mr. Bass, if y'all don't understand French use Google translation! The cats just sayin': BB was the artistic director of the band after Thad Jones passed away (N.B. actually after he left t direct the Danish Natinal jazz orch…)but he wasn't with the band for this concert in Montreux (Switzerland where da MFs speak French…) . On the other hand, the pianist arr. of the band was Jim McNeeley(spelling couldda been better!) .
パンクジャズなんですか ？
石田晋一 フリージャズかなあ
すごい
fresh
伊坂幸太郎の小説に出てましたよね
つまうゆ わたしも、そこからきました。
サブマリンから来ました
@@user-rr3ys2ft5i サブマリンにも出てるんだー、チルドレン好きなので早く読みたいです
重力ピエロから来ました。笑
Hi, don't you think it is unfair to mention only the "stars" of the band? This is orchestra , in wich everyone counts.
Yes - if you’re going to illegally post music that isn’t yours you should at least name each player
Or let's just enjoy this video, and the fact that it's available for our eyes to see.
I don’t care who they are. No one does…
Dick Oatts....a man's man
He has absolutely no tone at all on the alto. This continues to the present day.
Have you heard him in person? he absolutely has a tone, you just don't like it.
Compared with Lee Konitz? Or how about Art Pepper?
Those are completely different flavors completely. You may just like the gentle stuff but Oatts tone is quite nice, especially here.
??? I think it's an incredible sound!
god damn
1st.altoist Dick Oatts? Dick is a "wicked" saxophonist - as in Creator-like.
rahsaan . subarashii.
Is it Kenny Garrett playing 2nd alto?
+Vladislav Psaruk yeah!
Yes, it is Kenny Garett.
Flutissimo! Flautissimo?
Man, where did you find the video for this concert? I need to find where you can get the whole thing.
Chick corea steps is the song. Type it in youll find it
Live at the Smithsonian is the DVD. Hard to find.
Mel Lewis And The Jazz Orchestra - Jazz At The Smithsonian
Love the percussion intro, its just so unorthodox, its amazing. But then again, jazz is pretty much unorthodoxy in liquid form played through horns.
In my opinion, one of the greatest big bands of all time.... Just listen to "All of Me" and tell otherwise.
Agreed. Definitely most musical.
神様