lazy bird more like lazy musicians...pfft this blows. coltrane and the gang are nothing more than smacked out junkies blowing on rusty instruments for their next hit only to be thrown crumbs by the whites. the good old days.
@NDguy141 locust honkey? really? your racism isn't necessary and bowing down seems quite inappropiate. please keep your ignorance to yourself and listen to the music. no color needs to be involved here.
@lifestraight I'm not getting the appeal to this. It's all over the place... where's the time to dwell on a particular note or hook... there's no time for the listener to think about a particular part of the music that strikes a nerve. It doesn't make any sense.
@TheLagunaSunrise It's Coltrane's poetic and melodically impressive sax, along with the fast paced bassline. It is somewhat all over the place, but a lot of jazz is improvisational. I think it is very impressive.
@TheLagunaSunrise Check out Miles Davis - So What for some 'easier' jazz. Once your ears begin to pick things up quicker, you'll come back to this and by amazed. I wish you the best of luck. Jazz is one of the most ingenious art forms and I hope you can someday enjoy it. :)
@TheLagunaSunrise its all snobbery realy jazz is improvisation but there are so many do and dont things attached it takes away the personal improvisation of the individual and to me it all sounda similar i mean inart is a picasso remotly like a david hockney no not in the slightest do you get it
@TheLagunaSunrise its all snobbery realy jazz is improvisation but there are so many do and don,t things attached it takes away the personal improvisation of the individual and to me it all sounds similar i mean in art is a picasso remotly like a david hockney no not in the slightest do you get it
@glong86 I don't know about you, but when I hear any type of music I lose my focus on all else. I guess that comes with being a musician. Haha. I'll hear Bird or Prez come on and I'll instantly stop in my tracks to figure out the chord changes if I don't know them already. xD With radio stuff now adays it doesn't really distract considering how easy the songs are to construct and play. :P
Bop lives! Great performances, horrible recording quality, sounds like something from the 1950s. Curtis Fuller does an excellent job imitating J. J. Johnson, but why go to strangers? This must be early Coltrane, 'cause I can almost understand what he's saying; (he lost me shortly after "Giant Steps"). Pianist unnamed, but he listens a lot to Bud Powell! Despite all my nit-picking, I gotta admit that I enjoyed listening.
I don't think that those are the right notes for the trumpet, because I'm playing along with it and it sounds like everything is a step higher. For example in measure 7 instead of a D I think Morgan is playing an E. maybe my ear is misleading me though.
I am a total Metal kid and when I heard this it is so stress relieving I love it I cant wait till I am old enough to have a car this would be the perfect thing to get stress off my back after school
@TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa Definitely. For me it is thought provoking. Instrumental genres of music or genres of music largely devoid of vocals (classical and jazz) allow room for and induce more thinking. I think the lack of vocalization sometimes allows for more emotion to emanate from the heart.
@TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa fuck yea man! I know plenty of metalheads who dig jazz! metalheads can learn alot from jazzers and vice versa, were not that far apart!
you know what I've been listening to metal for while thinking 'this seems hard, well the drums seems easy though' then I listen to Jazz and the sheer sexyness is awesome :D
People please hear Dexter Gordon too. All of these jazz virtuosos established a language. I'm studying Dexters performance of Lady Bird ( another song that ends in Bird) and it's just beautiful. Hear it.
Great stuff! Nice putting up the lead sheet. Triangle is major 7th [plus 9 and even #11 if you're rad]. Minor is of course 7th plus 9th and 11th, which always work. Trane was the master of playing "outside". Either you "get it", or you don't.
@passthepitonspete I've been taking music theory by myself for writing jazz (I'm 14), and thanks for telling me that. I figured "Triangle" was just Major triad, and "-" was minor triad.
man i heard this song some where. anyways yea i really enjoy listening to this while im cleaning my room this and "seven steps to heaven" if anyone can send me a good song please DO
@marmiteboy99 Well actually, solos are usually taken in any order whatsoever. Lee Morgan just happened to get a little opening spot in this particular tune.
Normally A- would mean just A minor, but in Jazz there's so much open to interpretation. When your comping in jazz you never use just a triad. always a 7th chord (or more) (9, 11, or 13). and the triangle would mean a major 7th.
@drfeelgood883 you wouldnt always use a seventh though, yes most times you will not encounter the basic triad as somewhere in the melody or in the rest of the band someone will be playing a note to make it a seventh but that doesnt mean basic triads are never used, even if it is open to interpretation.
@qays1991 Why don't you record the opening bit and put it on a loop, then go to Chile and ask them if you could go down the mine before they seal it forever.
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if you were paying any attention i didint say just as instrumentalist but as people i know whats coltrane plays..but wait this year Creative arts is taking jazz to a whole nother level come see if if you havent seen use before or just look on here...
@kognac100 I don't understand why that comment has so many thumbs up. coltrane starts playing a solo around 2:45 ish, and if you can't recognize his unmistakable sound, you shouldn't be commenting on what he did and didn't play :)
@gamwizrd1 i dont know why your comment has any thumbs at all. Coltrane's solo @ 2:45 is clearly played with the tenor sax. the comment i was replying to originally has been marked as spam so you dont know the story . don't comment on things you clearly do not understand. So again COLTRANE NEVER PLAYED TRUMPET.
@kognac100 but lee morgan did it... trane's solo starts at 2:43. it's better listen the whole song before you post... now you and the 14s voted you appear all like stupids.
@kognac100 of course he did not. Lee Morgan played trumpet here. Coltrane just played solo.
I dont understand how can this sarcastic comment get 12 positive reactions.
Dont you know one of his most famous albums "Blue Train" and only 19 years old Morgan who played there trumpet like most of jazz musicians will never do in their lives??
im sorry just speaking as a trumpet player and musician i believe lee Morgan is one the best who ever did it and John coltrane is too...Just watch Creative Arts jazz Band at Berklee festival on youtube and see how much of an impact he put on child not only music but as people too...
Fuller wasn't yet at his peak, but in comparison to what he played at his leader album "The Opener" he has developed very fast. By the way, Trane chose the musicians for this recording !
Ive heard Slide Hampton in a clinic setting he had a beautiful sound. I also heard Tom Garling from The Buddy Rich Band in a master class he was excellent. But by far the best trombone player my ears have ever heard was from a guy named Conrad Herwig. Man he is unbelievable!
i'd advise everybody to check out Pat Martino's take on Lazy Bird for a note perfect take of this classic. Still an excellent take this, thank you very much
Nope. This was the original recording by Coltrane. Maybe a Tribute! The changes and solo are definitely in the "Bird" vein. There's another great tune called Lady Bird by Tad Dameron that also sounds Charlie Parker influenced. Check it out!
When Coltrane's solo starts it soudns like hes saying.."Hey, stop that wack trombone solo, lemme play something reALLy HYPE." (Put the words over Coltrane's melody, sorry i just hate that solo lol)
trombone doesnt have the fluency of saxophone so i find most trombonists cant match the energy of a sax. However there are some really hip trombonists like george lewis. Man that guy is hip.
0:48 I felt somethin' strange in abdomen when I heard this.
Methical666 1 week ago
i lyk lazy bird becaus it has a hook and then u can do your own thing. :D
MrJulianclove 2 weeks ago
I had tha CD This is tha best of tha best!
WonderfulWil1 3 weeks ago
More like TheQualifiedTroll.
YourFaceWillDie468 1 month ago
this music gives you wings but they only work if you want to fly to a better world, far from everything it bothers you .
thank you jonh coltrane
henrikscp21 1 month ago
lazy bird more like lazy musicians...pfft this blows. coltrane and the gang are nothing more than smacked out junkies blowing on rusty instruments for their next hit only to be thrown crumbs by the whites. the good old days.
TheQualifiedCritic 1 month ago
i love lee morgan's sound.
4tothepowerofcheese 2 months ago
@connormcg92 I'm low.
julianisdope 2 months ago
Thanks for sharing
PJ92386 2 months ago
My kitten Coltrane just died today and this makes me smile.
starpotter04 3 months ago
@starpotter04 Your kitten died? That's really sad.
Scrayfish0 3 months ago
Can someone tell me what instrument that is at 1:40? I'm studying jazz instrument phrasing, and want to know if that's a horn or a sax.
lwm3398 4 months ago
@lwm3398 Trombone!!!!
funkeemon 4 months ago
@funkeemon Oh god... I'm a tuba player, I should know low brass sound!
lwm3398 4 months ago
COLTRANE DA MAN!
MARASALVATRUCHA199 4 months ago
@NDguy141 ohhh it was a gears of war reference....i know now.
thompson8305 5 months ago
@NDguy141 locust honkey? really? your racism isn't necessary and bowing down seems quite inappropiate. please keep your ignorance to yourself and listen to the music. no color needs to be involved here.
thompson8305 5 months ago
amo a coltrane!!
maxiblues89 5 months ago
@TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa I'm a fetus and this song helps me relax before the big day when imma pop out of my mom. i win
crimsonhawk52 6 months ago 29
@crimsonhawk52 that was some funny $hit...Coltrane wins
jjerome1955 6 months ago in playlist jazzyjeff
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@crimsonhawk52 I am a prokaryote and this song is the reason I will evolve into a conscious being in order to relax.
anewmach1ne 2 months ago
@anewmach1ne you got me
crimsonhawk52 2 months ago
Queria ver as partituras dos improvisos.
Um abraço a todos...
andretrumpet1 6 months ago
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andretrumpet1 6 months ago
valve trombone?
OMikotakuO 6 months ago
I love the coda in this song
Ajpforman 6 months ago
i can tell this comment thread is full of people who don't listen to jazz..
prsshred39 7 months ago
@prsshred39 "I can tell this comment thread is full of people who don't listen to jazz." If I may, I will quote Miles Davis. So What?
daiviko 7 months ago
I like how the bass got a solo for a chage.
flamtaps1 7 months ago
Coltrane never played t he trumpet but next to C. Parker he played tenor better than anybody.
SophisticatedSound 7 months ago
@SophisticatedSound charlie parker wasn't really a tenor player....he played alto.
flipadiddle 7 months ago
I love hearing Morgan and Coltrane playing together!
HCL991 8 months ago
What are people thinking about when they listen to this? Because I'm not getting it...
TheLagunaSunrise 8 months ago
@TheLagunaSunrise What aren't you getting? What are you confused about??
lifestraight 8 months ago
@lifestraight I'm not getting the appeal to this. It's all over the place... where's the time to dwell on a particular note or hook... there's no time for the listener to think about a particular part of the music that strikes a nerve. It doesn't make any sense.
TheLagunaSunrise 8 months ago
@TheLagunaSunrise It's Coltrane's poetic and melodically impressive sax, along with the fast paced bassline. It is somewhat all over the place, but a lot of jazz is improvisational. I think it is very impressive.
lifestraight 8 months ago
@TheLagunaSunrise Check out Miles Davis - So What for some 'easier' jazz. Once your ears begin to pick things up quicker, you'll come back to this and by amazed. I wish you the best of luck. Jazz is one of the most ingenious art forms and I hope you can someday enjoy it. :)
MCVanillaFace 6 months ago
@TheLagunaSunrise its all snobbery realy jazz is improvisation but there are so many do and dont things attached it takes away the personal improvisation of the individual and to me it all sounda similar i mean inart is a picasso remotly like a david hockney no not in the slightest do you get it
mrhitmanisback 7 months ago
@TheLagunaSunrise its all snobbery realy jazz is improvisation but there are so many do and don,t things attached it takes away the personal improvisation of the individual and to me it all sounds similar i mean in art is a picasso remotly like a david hockney no not in the slightest do you get it
mrhitmanisback 7 months ago
Beautiful and it helps me concentrate while I do my homework.
glong86 9 months ago
@glong86 I don't know about you, but when I hear any type of music I lose my focus on all else. I guess that comes with being a musician. Haha. I'll hear Bird or Prez come on and I'll instantly stop in my tracks to figure out the chord changes if I don't know them already. xD With radio stuff now adays it doesn't really distract considering how easy the songs are to construct and play. :P
MJPTHA3RD 8 months ago
Bop lives! Great performances, horrible recording quality, sounds like something from the 1950s. Curtis Fuller does an excellent job imitating J. J. Johnson, but why go to strangers? This must be early Coltrane, 'cause I can almost understand what he's saying; (he lost me shortly after "Giant Steps"). Pianist unnamed, but he listens a lot to Bud Powell! Despite all my nit-picking, I gotta admit that I enjoyed listening.
2009soundman 9 months ago
@2009soundman Back then it was more about the quality of the music being played rather than the quality of the recording medium
wohodude100 9 months ago
I don't think that those are the right notes for the trumpet, because I'm playing along with it and it sounds like everything is a step higher. For example in measure 7 instead of a D I think Morgan is playing an E. maybe my ear is misleading me though.
ClappingSnakes 9 months ago
@ClappingSnakes the sheet is in concert key...
electioneer1313 9 months ago
this just plain cool!
fatguyonpc 10 months ago
music for soul . (respect John )
pabllito82 10 months ago
I have to play this drum solo for my audition to go to school for music... Jesus.
crissazn 10 months ago
Kognac, Coltrane did play Alto Horn. Close enough..LOL!
spider336699 11 months ago
I am a total Metal kid and when I heard this it is so stress relieving I love it I cant wait till I am old enough to have a car this would be the perfect thing to get stress off my back after school
TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa 11 months ago 21
@TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa Definitely. For me it is thought provoking. Instrumental genres of music or genres of music largely devoid of vocals (classical and jazz) allow room for and induce more thinking. I think the lack of vocalization sometimes allows for more emotion to emanate from the heart.
lifestraight 10 months ago
@TheM3TaLMeTaLLiCa fuck yea man! I know plenty of metalheads who dig jazz! metalheads can learn alot from jazzers and vice versa, were not that far apart!
slayerareawesome 6 months ago
Nice =)
TheMinor2major 11 months ago
you know what I've been listening to metal for while thinking 'this seems hard, well the drums seems easy though' then I listen to Jazz and the sheer sexyness is awesome :D
blindrock1 1 year ago 5
I'm trying to learn the drum solo for a drum audition... oh great.
crissazn 1 year ago
A Love Supreme is a beautiful album
GraditudevsRevenge 1 year ago 2
People please hear Dexter Gordon too. All of these jazz virtuosos established a language. I'm studying Dexters performance of Lady Bird ( another song that ends in Bird) and it's just beautiful. Hear it.
claragary 1 year ago 2
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SLAYER0429 1 year ago
wow wow&&&&wow perfect.
maythawee12 1 year ago
Ups, se me pone la piel de gallina al escuchar eso...
edfromero23 1 year ago
Did Coltrane have an IQ of +140 to compose such a lovely tune? OH YES, HE DIDDD!!!
Holdsyfan 1 year ago
@Holdsyfan
no that was Charlie Parker...and who cares about IQ. Stephen Hawking said it himself, "people who brag about their IQs are losers."
acidbug 1 year ago
@acidbug: Both rocked big time! Agree totally about Stephen Hawkings quote :)
Holdsyfan 1 year ago
dat brass
DeathToTehFurries 1 year ago
this is superior than clasical music!definitly, it`s sounds better and it´s "funnier".
matox4 1 year ago
@matox4 what do u mean its funnier than classical music?
isavedchip 1 year ago
Perfect example of the best stuff....Nobody could do it better. This is excellent sound quality for the time.....
lisadaveg 1 year ago
this a jamie aebersold jazz study chart
amazon is a good source for jamie aebersold play along cd's and charts gr8 jazz study source
steveeolio 1 year ago
Great stuff! Nice putting up the lead sheet. Triangle is major 7th [plus 9 and even #11 if you're rad]. Minor is of course 7th plus 9th and 11th, which always work. Trane was the master of playing "outside". Either you "get it", or you don't.
passthepitonspete 1 year ago
@passthepitonspete I've been taking music theory by myself for writing jazz (I'm 14), and thanks for telling me that. I figured "Triangle" was just Major triad, and "-" was minor triad.
AmericanJazzComposer 1 year ago
opening solo just blows me away
SLAYER0429 1 year ago
wow this guy is sick!!! :D
BIEBERLOVER2461 1 year ago
why is it so hard to find good music :-)
08100strider 1 year ago 5
8 people don't understand what true music is.
THEG0DDAMNBATMAN 1 year ago
damn Trane just shreds the changes like a beast. the lines are always so clean.
msolso 1 year ago 2
man i heard this song some where. anyways yea i really enjoy listening to this while im cleaning my room this and "seven steps to heaven" if anyone can send me a good song please DO
Daxter756 1 year ago
How classy was Philly Joe?
Damn!
Thelookoutslookout 1 year ago
this song has given me the best feeling i've felt since, forever, and i'm only 16
stevesk8r 1 year ago 10
@stevesk8r
funknsuch 7 months ago
@stevesk8r wait till you lose your virginity!
flipadiddle 7 months ago 2
@flipadiddle lolol thanks man, surprisingly i still haven't, but hey you made my day
stevesk8r 7 months ago
who disliked this? hahahaha
VISCOmaniac 1 year ago
@VISCOmaniac It's really obvious that 8 people just happened to miss the "Like" button
assholefuckerjackass 1 year ago
What a chance this was a lazy bird, imagine what it would looks like if the song was named "extatic bird"!!
etifred 1 year ago
coltrane's intro (ending with the parker lick) after the trombone is so captivating
amr2286 1 year ago
In jazz you usually find that the trumpet takes the first solo, followed by the trombone and then the the reeds. Problem solved,
marmiteboy99 1 year ago
@marmiteboy99 Well actually, solos are usually taken in any order whatsoever. Lee Morgan just happened to get a little opening spot in this particular tune.
midifromhell 1 year ago
its lee morgan playing trumpet you idiot, it even says it there
KA1ZR 1 year ago
The trumpet is played by the late, great Lee Morgan, so stop complaining!
JekyllBoote 1 year ago 2
One of my favorite Jazz songs in the world next to Blue in Green by Miles Davis... Jazz is so under appreciated in this world...
charlieisbored1 1 year ago 4
The intro always remind me of super mario bros for some reason...
Limited317 1 year ago
Who cares about whether it's Am or Am7? Just listen to the greatness that is Coltrane.
metallicacdc 1 year ago
A^ (triangle) is AMaj7 (A C# E G#)
TheLollox 1 year ago
No, A- is Am, not Am7
lupash 1 year ago
Normally A- would mean just A minor, but in Jazz there's so much open to interpretation. When your comping in jazz you never use just a triad. always a 7th chord (or more) (9, 11, or 13). and the triangle would mean a major 7th.
drfeelgood883 1 year ago
@drfeelgood883 you wouldnt always use a seventh though, yes most times you will not encounter the basic triad as somewhere in the melody or in the rest of the band someone will be playing a note to make it a seventh but that doesnt mean basic triads are never used, even if it is open to interpretation.
scottspianist 1 year ago
ok so when it says A- & A "triangle" is it Amaj7 or Amin7
i forget :P
Metallicafan13 1 year ago
the dash is minor, the triangle major
jazzysnake 1 year ago
A- is Amin7 an A "triangle" is Amaj7, although the triangle could also stand for a triad.
mosesesomesom 1 year ago
thisi s in c concert righT?
he3fast 2 years ago
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fadeproof18 1 year ago
I'm going 'ah, I'm reading the melody' then the solo kicks in and I think 'wtf damn!'
qays1991 2 years ago 59
@qays1991 Hey, you got the basic tune and the changes. You can't ask for more than that my friend.
HuggumsMcgehee 1 year ago
@qays1991 Why don't you record the opening bit and put it on a loop, then go to Chile and ask them if you could go down the mine before they seal it forever.
John27346 1 year ago
Jazz Juggernaut
AnonymousWhitePerson 2 years ago 2
its the best music in the world !!!!
barbuniya 2 years ago
what a trumpet solo dude! :D
2UIROGA 2 years ago
Coltrane, Lee Morgan, and Curtis Fuller...oh man, watch out!!! And of course Mr. PC himself on bass!
Zombbg4 2 years ago 3
this is my allstate piece for trumpet. shit
topballer51 2 years ago 4
haha yea, CT all-state
faugdawg123 2 years ago
LOL @ dvnstvn9 saying Kenny G's Songbird is better....better only in YOUR mind. Go see the Wizard Of Oz for some brains and maybe some soul
rcortez911 2 years ago 3
oh so fresh !!
paxandrews 2 years ago
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if you were paying any attention i didint say just as instrumentalist but as people i know whats coltrane plays..but wait this year Creative arts is taking jazz to a whole nother level come see if if you havent seen use before or just look on here...
ladytrumpet010 2 years ago
Coltrane never played trumpet...
kognac100 2 years ago 59
@kognac100 I don't understand why that comment has so many thumbs up. coltrane starts playing a solo around 2:45 ish, and if you can't recognize his unmistakable sound, you shouldn't be commenting on what he did and didn't play :)
gamwizrd1 1 year ago 5
@gamwizrd1 its cuz you click on a coltrane video expecting to hear his tenor, and then you get a trumpet out of nowhere without any warning.
Muze42 1 year ago
@gamwizrd1 i dont know why your comment has any thumbs at all. Coltrane's solo @ 2:45 is clearly played with the tenor sax. the comment i was replying to originally has been marked as spam so you dont know the story . don't comment on things you clearly do not understand. So again COLTRANE NEVER PLAYED TRUMPET.
kognac100 1 year ago
@kognac100 its lee morgan you idiot, it even says it under the video
KA1ZR 1 year ago
@KA1ZR yhou read it wrong idiot. instrument after musician
kognac100 1 year ago
@kognac100, Lee Morgan playing
Poetryisalive 1 year ago
@kognac100 just open informations:
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone)
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Curtis Fuller (trombone)
Kenny Drew (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
"Philly" Joe Jones (drums)
Qasterqarter 1 year ago
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@kognac100 just open informations:
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone)
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Curtis Fuller (trombone)
Kenny Drew (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
"Philly" Joe Jones (drums)
Qasterqarter 1 year ago
@kognac100 just open informations:
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone)
Lee Morgan (trumpet)
Curtis Fuller (trombone)
Kenny Drew (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
"Philly" Joe Jones (drums)
Qasterqarter 1 year ago
@kognac100
that's lee morgan...it's a solo with a group, read the description ^^
qw3rty01 1 year ago
@kognac100 You're right. And that is pertinent how...?
Meelad360 1 year ago
Lee Morgan- Trumpet
Borgrimder 1 year ago
@kognac100 but lee morgan did it... trane's solo starts at 2:43. it's better listen the whole song before you post... now you and the 14s voted you appear all like stupids.
saxmachine985 1 year ago 3
@kognac100 ehmm...Lee Morgan
Giufa78 1 year ago
@kognac100 LOL!
raikonomicron 1 year ago
@kognac100 of course he did not. Lee Morgan played trumpet here. Coltrane just played solo.
I dont understand how can this sarcastic comment get 12 positive reactions.
Dont you know one of his most famous albums "Blue Train" and only 19 years old Morgan who played there trumpet like most of jazz musicians will never do in their lives??
michalskij 1 year ago 3
@kognac100 But the intro is good with trumpet
And Coltrane' s solo is exelent
elortibamal 11 months ago
@kognac100 he may have never picked up a trumpet in his life...but lee morgan sure plays the shit out of one!
zeppelin695 10 months ago
@kognac100 Read the description asshole.
SexyVistaNerd 8 months ago
im sorry just speaking as a trumpet player and musician i believe lee Morgan is one the best who ever did it and John coltrane is too...Just watch Creative Arts jazz Band at Berklee festival on youtube and see how much of an impact he put on child not only music but as people too...
ladytrumpet010 2 years ago
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how john coletraine better than kenny g, idont think he is. songbird better than this crap.
dvnstvn9 2 years ago
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You're a FUCKING moron! Put a jar of honey all over your body and jump in a red ant hill you ASSHOLE DICK!
peppersax 2 years ago
Wot did he say?
vandoren59 2 years ago
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suicide yourself
BriceTheProducer 2 years ago
people say "an hero" now.
Hewhosmokeswomen 2 years ago
You're so stupid. Make sure you don't have any kids.
rolthox 2 years ago
como on dude, i love kenny g too, but this is way better!!!!!!!!!!!
moscar1989 2 years ago
where can i find the sheetmusic or the partiture or the musicnotes PLZ! i love this song n i surely like to do the solo just as it is written :)
2UIROGA 2 years ago
I never realized what Lee Morgan got from Trane until now!!!
rsalvucc 2 years ago
thanks i dont have to buy a fake book to learn this now... haha!!
whykatera81 2 years ago
Fuller wasn't yet at his peak, but in comparison to what he played at his leader album "The Opener" he has developed very fast. By the way, Trane chose the musicians for this recording !
schnieef 2 years ago
arco bass solo ^^
b0ttomzone 2 years ago 4
amazing..i love this song
nakluts 2 years ago
Ive heard Slide Hampton in a clinic setting he had a beautiful sound. I also heard Tom Garling from The Buddy Rich Band in a master class he was excellent. But by far the best trombone player my ears have ever heard was from a guy named Conrad Herwig. Man he is unbelievable!
Eaglesax1 2 years ago 2
I love Jazz and my Gramma's surname was Konrad. Maybe there's something in the cosmus that explain both situations.. Regards Eaglesax1, Louis
LuizFin 2 years ago
yea man! he came to my school this past spring and blew everyone away...super cool guy too!
vdubtpt 2 years ago
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arakami 2 years ago
Arakami I am sure you can do better.
samadjhi 2 years ago
i'd advise everybody to check out Pat Martino's take on Lazy Bird for a note perfect take of this classic. Still an excellent take this, thank you very much
rc12069 2 years ago
Lovely ending
notanonbeliever 2 years ago
blue train one of tranes best
dreadtodred 2 years ago
Cookin' , Poppin', Bingin' and Bangin'!!
GaryPansey 2 years ago 2
Cookin', Steamin', Relaxin', Workin' ....
HendrixcommaMartin 2 years ago
Xvr man . =)
Sanjinomane 2 years ago
Does anyone know where I can find Art Blakey's Off the Wall on here?
lifestraight 2 years ago
wait wasn't this song by charlie parker, coz he got nickname "bird" so yeah, lazy bird lol ny1 help here
samc1990 2 years ago
Nope. This was the original recording by Coltrane. Maybe a Tribute! The changes and solo are definitely in the "Bird" vein. There's another great tune called Lady Bird by Tad Dameron that also sounds Charlie Parker influenced. Check it out!
mrpiano37 2 years ago
When Coltrane's solo starts it soudns like hes saying.."Hey, stop that wack trombone solo, lemme play something reALLy HYPE." (Put the words over Coltrane's melody, sorry i just hate that solo lol)
coronachilla 2 years ago
trombone doesnt have the fluency of saxophone so i find most trombonists cant match the energy of a sax. However there are some really hip trombonists like george lewis. Man that guy is hip.
edcerc 2 years ago
I know, like Slide Hampton also, but this man curtis fuller, not my favorite lol
coronachilla 2 years ago
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Xaoc55 2 years ago
nice arco bass solo :D
fryBASS 2 years ago
Lul thanks for showing the head which everyone with a real book will have.... Transcribe it nucca!
KrummyBear 2 years ago 2
It's Trane not Train. Good song though
dbeckster 2 years ago 2
Actually, the "trane" spelling is the correct one, according to the album publishers. The original is called Blue Train.
hpeterkawaja 2 years ago 2
sorry the "not" was not posted for some reason. It should have read "trane" is not the correct spelling.
hpeterkawaja 2 years ago
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i masturbated to this song and then had to clean the semen off my chest when it had finished :(
relyanddefy 2 years ago
relyanddefy needs to be hipped to this
nottscountyrock 2 years ago 5
lol
shwizzy 2 years ago
Why thumbs down a comment such as this? Hahaha...
GodinSDXTguitars 2 years ago
Hearing this makes everything okay. The best there is.
eyesober 2 years ago 5
"Overrated," my foot.
Wormtail81 2 years ago 2
listening to from Birdland.
joecocteau 3 years ago
nice!!! 5 stars!!! thank you very much for posting this!
oreon10 3 years ago