To relate to this great music you have to put everything aside and meditate on it. Jazz is music that hits the soul, nothing like it in the world. The more you listen, the more it penetrates the spirit. Go for Brother...
The A section sounds like a I VI II subV (IV with 9th in bass) to me which I would have thought was adequate for improvising over.... but then that's only my opinion.
I just don't hear anyone 'trying' in the sense that they're having any problem with it ...
But perhaps you don't mean that ...
I find the shuffle works well for me - especially in hard-bop - I'm thinking here of much of Horace Silvers early material for Bluenote for example...
Not me - i'm from the UK (Liverpool) but live in the States now ...but I do have an MA in music studies from Liverpool University.
I replied to Jazzanswer because I don't hear what's going on here as just a 'shuffle' and I was interested - I would only use the term 'shuffle' for styles like the 'Chicago Blues and thus the playing of drummers like Freddy Below. 'Shuffle Beat' is a bit vague fof me here
Yea it was. That thing he did in solo at around 5'55 that caused Billy Higgins to smile over at him in pleasure & joy - I've never heard any other base player play that 'thing' before & I've heard a quite a lot of base solos...
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blackandtanful 5 months ago
knew George Coleman when i was a little girl.. great to see this :-) xx
MArAsMiShMAsH 5 months ago
clint passed june 7, 2000. I loved his bass play
jacometh 10 months ago
This is some of the best stuff I've ever heard. Honestly, I love it.
LostMuffin03 10 months ago
Billy Higgins one the best drummers ever!
chuckmays 1 year ago
What year is this from?
FreeGuitarLicks 1 year ago
@FreeGuitarLicks 1983 my man
rollingstoned78 10 months ago
no need to intellectualize about jazz--it's really a sensory element. you either feel it or you don't. these guys are amazing!
letsrunbike 1 year ago 10
@letsrunbike
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bobjazz11 1 year ago
@letsrunbike
To relate to this great music you have to put everything aside and meditate on it. Jazz is music that hits the soul, nothing like it in the world. The more you listen, the more it penetrates the spirit. Go for Brother...
Jazzhog 1 year ago
@letsrunbike Amen to that man
lomascampante 6 days ago in playlist Favorite videos
KILL-IN!
CaptainJazz92 1 year ago
WHO IS THE BASS PLAYER?????
jimmy56boy 1 year ago
@jimmy56boy
Clint Houston
bobjazz11 1 year ago
excuse me but who is the bass player?
PurplePlayer99 1 year ago
@PurplePlayer99 my cousin Clint Houston (passed in 2000)
stillphil 1 year ago
line up, please??
lionelroach 1 year ago
the best trumpet solo ive heard in my life i just repeat it everytime i listen to this
jwstyles007 1 year ago
@jwstyles007 thats because it's a flugelhorn...the bass solo is better anyway
mknaylor 1 year ago 3
Killin!
MrTre89 1 year ago
brilliant! best cover ever !
congrats
PicanhaNeto 1 year ago
Is this video available on DVD somewhere? This is absolutely mind blowing! Wonderful, magnificent, joyous, astonishing, inspirational!
Ron239 1 year ago
billy higgins solo at the end of part two!
yarpyarp85 1 year ago
best shuffle ever
yarpyarp85 1 year ago
@yarpyarp85
I think a shuffle rhythm tightens everyone up - compared to a straight-ahead 4/4.
That's the result of the material - trying to swing a pop-rock song.
Nevertheless - Billy Higgins is a well-spring of joy.
He loves playing so much he transcends everything.
Jazzanswer 1 year ago
@Jazzanswer
Interesting comment ...
Who here is 'trying'?
Bob
bobjazz11 1 year ago
@bobjazz11
All the soloists are trying their best.
It's just that a shuffle rhythm, with its constant thumping on 2 and 4 is tighter than a straight-ahead 4/4.
4/4 is much more flexible and gives the soloist more breathing room.
And this tune does not lend itself to much creative improvising either.
Jazzanswer 1 year ago
@Jazzanswer
I think I see what you mean...
The A section sounds like a I VI II subV (IV with 9th in bass) to me which I would have thought was adequate for improvising over.... but then that's only my opinion.
I just don't hear anyone 'trying' in the sense that they're having any problem with it ...
But perhaps you don't mean that ...
I find the shuffle works well for me - especially in hard-bop - I'm thinking here of much of Horace Silvers early material for Bluenote for example...
bobjazz11 1 year ago
@bobjazz11 are you guys from Berklee?
Vicfirth5bb 1 year ago
@Vicfirth5bb
Not me - i'm from the UK (Liverpool) but live in the States now ...but I do have an MA in music studies from Liverpool University.
I replied to Jazzanswer because I don't hear what's going on here as just a 'shuffle' and I was interested - I would only use the term 'shuffle' for styles like the 'Chicago Blues and thus the playing of drummers like Freddy Below. 'Shuffle Beat' is a bit vague fof me here
It's not a big deal for me - I was just curious.
Vicfirth ... Cool name :-)
Bob
bobjazz11 1 year ago
The violoncelloman is just so gifted, the saxomen too .. The whole band's amazing !
Wish I was born on the 80's seriously ..
AsnaLHermite 1 year ago
That bass solo was COLD!!!
hugheez 1 year ago
I really love this sound,,and the gentle swing of th e band. awesome talent Nistico , Rivera Higgins, Coleman YESSS!!!
sailorguyli 1 year ago
danny moore on flugelhorn, beautiful
joshuasound 2 years ago
thanks for posting, this is really beautiful!!!
joshuasound 2 years ago
a rare look at clint houston what a bad cat.
crayon2323 2 years ago
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crayon2323 2 years ago
Simply the best. This is why I love music. Perfect harmony exist in this clip. I love it.
Jhn3n16 2 years ago 2
Man .. isn't it beautiful !!!
robertoalaluf 2 years ago 2
Billy Higgins, drums; Harold Mabern, piano; Clint Houston, bass.
Horns: George Coleman, Bobby Watson and who are the other three???
divajc 2 years ago 2
Joe Farrell -Tenor sax
Mario Rivera-Baritone sax
No idea who the trumpeter is....
billystrayhornsghost 2 years ago
danny moore on flugelhorn
joshuasound 2 years ago
danny moore on flugelhorn
joshuasound 2 years ago
@divajc
Sal Nistico on tenor
DenRJ 1 year ago
Diggin' this.............
billystrayhornsghost 2 years ago 2
Yea it was. That thing he did in solo at around 5'55 that caused Billy Higgins to smile over at him in pleasure & joy - I've never heard any other base player play that 'thing' before & I've heard a quite a lot of base solos...
adeduction 2 years ago
crazy ass bass solo
vtownkid44 2 years ago 2
It was Lee Mogan on trumpet?
LeGall1989 2 years ago
no man... learn something of history please
drlluc 2 years ago
No, Lee Morgan died in 1972, this song was written in 1976.
mahoose6 2 years ago
The smile on Billy Higgin's face says it all. And what a badass arrangement! Great stuff!
johnb696 2 years ago
Oh man, this just made my night. Great song, great players. Love this big band stuff!
coemgen1 2 years ago
tame, eh? great players takin' it easy
ibhuv 2 years ago
bass player?
fatheadthedog 3 years ago
Clint Houston was the bassman
jazzcarlo99 2 years ago
Let's not forget Danny Moore on flugel horn and Mario Rivera on the hog. Not to mention the slammin arrangement of Stevies' tune. Nice video.
iggytoob 3 years ago
Bobby Watson on alto
Naima1969 3 years ago
hu is the drummer?
atks22 3 years ago
Billy Higgins
bobjazz11 3 years ago
With Harold Mabern on keys!
BlueEdwards 3 years ago
and Sal Nistico on tenor
JazzVideoGuy 3 years ago