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LOVE THAT LEFT TURN AFTER THE INTRO...😂😎👍🏽

Thanks Kenny❤

sharp 23 jajaja no te compra el disco ni tu vieja asi

mal ejemplo, suena para el orto mal, son 2 camiones chocando de frente

No, they don't hold their breath.

Ralph was one bad dude! For drummers, every time you see him, it's a lesson in how to do the craft! He had a genius level knowledge of how to do it, and how to teach it. Definitely a GOAT! Rest in Power brother Ralph.

Absolutly Gorgeous

Beautiful playing ,with surprising use of space

greatttttt

In some sense it's also true when you're talking. Some people think they need to keep talking, yet often times it's the moment you pause that has the most impact on people.

I have implementing and lifting some now. of his ideas in my own playing for some time now. I , much like him use alot of chromaticism in my approach which i have found really helps in fluidity of motion and generally getting around the horn.

That one note …. I got it instantly.

I've got a Verve compilation with his rendition of Night and Day from 1995 and it STILL gets me EVERY Time!

Zen Master! Whatever these Italian tenors in Boston/NY were ingesting back in the day, they're all this deep and shared so much and tend to live a LONG time, thank God.

Saw the Dave Brubeck quartet in the 70's and was blown away by Jerry Bergonzi, who I'd initially picked up on another vinyl record playing soprano. I'm a semi pro tenor player, I thought ...'that's how I wanna play..if possible' Being similar age to JB, I still like 'bop' influence, but with added extras. My greatest influence. UK

Nice !

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Manhattan west 12:30 pm May 29th set up by Jazz Gallery. Gratis

There is no Charlie Parker school, and there is no Lennie Tristano school. Those are two very great geniuses and contributors to the language of Jazz. They, as musicians, were completely compatible - as can be heard in their musical collaborations, and also the way that they spoke of each other in interviews.

Beautiful. 🎶❤️

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Mike is one of the best!

Some years back, it was listen to the bass player, that was recommended, to get the roots of the chord changes and essence of the rhythm!

Jim is great!

I was at that gig! Sitting right by the camera actually 😀 absolutely superb playing by the whole trio, Sam is such a master! And for my money (literally) the best improvisation I've ever encountered. Check him out!

Definitely enjoyed this!

I am a fan! The sonic textures were enveloping, and the improvisational journey (though short) is nice. I am getting rid of Netflix so I can spend time more time here.

All right Carmen.....I heard you, the swing, the angles the talk you had with your bandmates! Right on. Love from the home of Charlie Parker!!

If a cloud was my vehicle... I think it may sound like this! Thank you!

This is so so good! I was feelin' that.

Yes!

Freaking genius!

As the great Jim Hall (a master of understatement and economy) so pithily put it: "Don't just play something! Sit there..."

Thank you, Kenny, I have read your book twice and now this video I needed to see and will see it 10x again :)

Just what I needed!

SRosoff so fantastic wish I had more time w her !

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Hello logan Are you related to the great saxophonist jerome Richardson thanks

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That is hilarious. The phrasing, attitude, and timing is what makes wrong feel right.

Adam Bomb! What a rhythm section...and Toots...Thank you for this!

Note. though, that when the speed starts to become crazy, the technique discussed goes away and it is just forefinger pressuring the 3 stroke rebound. Nobody I've ever seen can open/close their hand anywhere near that fast.

When is this ?

so cool!!!! but it isn't giant steps, but so cool

same name gang

Let's jazzzz

Very cool. Thank for sharing you teachers teaching :)

I can’t say this emphatically enough, AMEN. I wish every musician had to listen to this before getting on stage. 😂