branford marsalis trio part 1

[AdriftFor]

Pouaaaapaaap

[heyicanwrite]

bob "hurts" because you got his last name wrong in the credits

[retisiests]

Hey Branford whats up man my name is Rashad Maybell can i take lessens wit u via webcam, plz, i want to play around the changes to jazz like u and stop getting lost, do u have time to teach me some musical patterns and cliches i can use around the changes.

[ProfLuisLeme]

clássico

[Cat2010Dog]

He's so groovy !

[shorjas]

Dig the "Dinah" quote at 2:39.

[saksofonista]

That's great

[snowypetrel]

Love Branford Marsalis, he's is an extension of J. S. Bach's approach, measured but at the boundary of acceptable.

[jazzmessenger8]

jeff!!

[wrowuess]

What the hell does he do on the II-V cadence, minute 1:35 - 1:38?!?!?!? If anybody can answer, I'll thank him (or her)!!!

[dec10]

(C-7)

B C B Bb A Ab G E

(F7)

B Ab Gb E Eb F Db-D

(Bbmaj7)

Bb

I haven't checked it, but that should be right. You get to analyze it.

[giiulianoraimondo]

alla faccia dei teorici della morte del jazz!!

[eccentricXXX]

PLAY THAT JAZZ!!

[dec10]

I hear some Jimmy Garrison in Bob Hurst's playing here... very nice.

[bassbassbass38]

Yes! Dead on! He told me that Jimmy was one of his first influences. He's got a lot of PC in him, too.

[dec10]

You got to talk to him? Damn you're lucky. I want to go to UMich so I can study with him. I've also heard that the other guys in Wynton's quintet used to call him Little Ron because he sounded so much like Ron Carter.

[bassbassbass38]

Yeah, man! I go to UMich. He's my Prof. If your in Ann Arbor, I could let him know and possibly set up a lesson. He is a really great teacher. Some cats can play, but can't teach; some cats can teach, but can't play; Bob Hurst is a master of both. I take it that you are a bass player, then?

[dec10]

P.S. I've never listened to him much on mid-tempo standards, more on modern shit like Delfeayo's Dilemma and Spartacus and tunes like that, but I can definitely hear P.C. on this sort of progression.

[834federal]

i like when branford quotes "Dinah" seemingly for Tain's benefit. bet there's a story there. swinging!

[nyshoefly]

branford reminds me of pavarotti!

[liamjazz]

Why not??

[vova47]

Nice trio,but why are they playing it in Bflat?

[ceegee1]

Because they can. Why do you care?

[edp]

haha, great response

[Cerpa05]

If you expect to get knowing you standards in only one key you will not get work. You have to know all your charts in all 12 keys.

[RobinsonWith]

Bird used to play cherokee in all 12 keys at gigs sometimes.