we are SO lucky that the shot includes the guitarist's reaction in most of Joey's delicious soling to record his varying looks of wonder, respect, agreement and occasional amazement
I like how Joey sits on the low pedal around 9:20 to bring it home before that wonderful (if abruptly cut off) ending
I didn't think that the small club banter hurt the performance, either
@PixC914 Joey is playing bass with his left hand. If you can't see that then i'm not sure what to tell you, but he does tap the bass pedals just to give his left hand that extra thump, which is why it sounds so authentic. Great playing joey!
I actually meant that Jazz music is the ONLY great thing the U.S. has ever produced & this was only inadvertently because all the White European 'Christians' (ancestors?) enslaved Africans. Art Blakey's 70th Birthday party concert was hosted by the Germans. Keith Jarretts concerts are in Europe. The great Hank Mobley died panhandling outside Village Vanguard. America is fundamentally a dumb cowboy cowgirl punkrock rap culture. Just check out the videos most viewed here a Youtube.
The only thing I envy are all the great Jazz musicians. I wish I could do what they did. The great Jazz artiists - Pepper, Stitt, Coltrane, Cannonball, Peterson, Miles, Clifford, Rich, Jarrett, DeJohnette etc etc is what I envy. And they are the only thing t that is 'great' about the U.S. Everything else re the U.S. disgusts me. The U.S. is 'great' only when it is compared to half the world. Jazz is the only thing factually great about the U.S. All else is shameful especially it's founding.
Founding... oh, you must mean the part about separation of church and state, representational government, freedom from the tyranny of the crown. Yes, these are indeed shameful foundations. Too bad you have such thin skin and are so insecure. You're missing out on a lot.
@gingervytis - A study by French anthropologists estimates there were between 25 & 75 MILLION indigenous natives living B-4 you Don't Do Unto Others What You Wouldn't Want Done Unto You' 'CHRISTIANS' arrived. Every single part of the USA has Indian names. IN FACT the U.S. was founded over all their DEAD BODIES. George Washington was a GREAT INDIAN MURDERER before he became America's FOUNDING father. I know America. American's R in BIG TIME DENIAL.
please man! stop the BS, were just a couple of people tring to listen to some very hip jazz. Don't want your nasty ranting crap!! take it somewhere were they give a crap a hole. ok?...........
Pretty good job, but the tempo slows way down when the sax solos ... the drummer has chops, but the time is all over the place ... I would also use a different reed if I was the sax player ... just not bright enough for club settings, but great chops on the horn ... love the bass player, but the organ is overpowering everything here ... maybe it's just the recording or acoustics of this room.
Great post thx! The rhythm, melody, and groove of this '68 rock standard so lend themselves to jazz. I'm shocked more jazz artists dont add this chart to their repertoire! Right on Joey D!
It's a great chart in its original form. There is a reason why it was the first song on Vol 1 of Rhino's 70s anthology. Joey does a super job of capturing the infectious spirit of the original and infusing it with some real jazz sensibilities. I wonder if Pat Upton has ever heard this arrangement?
Papa John is one of the nicest guys ever. Period. And sometimes--some of the best music is made when a bunch of guys just get together and have fun. Sure, it doesn't hurt to have people like Joey playing--but the nice thing here is there's no pressure; just have a great time!
You're right about Papa John - nice guy, good family man! Seeing Joey occasionally at Bobby C's with Papa John is such a treat! Papa John described Joey's playing better than I can. He said "Joey's 'the wizard' with the little pointy hat and everything." Then he let go with one of his contagious laughs. Great family - the DeFrancescos.
Thanks for posting this tune. I've been working it up on my B3, but now I think I'll just sell it.
gingervytis 1 month ago
God bless Joey "D" for keeping Charles "The Burner" Earland's spirit alive through his music.
Joey you have a new fan for life. DJ from Chicago, Illinois.
bronzebuilt 2 months ago
this is cookin' smokin' and groovin' thanks for posting
thomashood252003 2 months ago
That's Joey's dad heckling the band and laughing. I'd recognize that voice anywhere. Another legend, Papa John.
rmastripp 3 months ago
Joey D. jamming at Bobby Cs in Phoenix az.one of the top Jazz Clubs in town!
sweeterv 3 months ago
Pure JOY. Thks for posting.
sophsdtr 6 months ago
Lose some weight, Joey.
ur1sab 7 months ago
Sic-wit-it
drums11 11 months ago
Oh yeah...loving this!!!
irishsetterarchie 1 year ago
pure joy
propoetide 1 year ago
love this song... wish it was covered a bit more by jazz musicians!
KhanShin 1 year ago 2
I like the spirit of this rendition but "The Burner" Charles Earland is the man.
FlyinS4 1 year ago
I like the spirit of this rendition but "The Burner" Charles Earland is the man.
FlyinS4 1 year ago
this version is great as is charles earland's... but grant green's on 'live at club mozambique'...........
FredFonk 1 year ago
I've seen Joey and the guys at Steamer's Cafe, Fullerton, CA. Great Stuff! Would do it again. He knows how to make that Hammond B3 sing.
peterarnt 1 year ago
we are SO lucky that the shot includes the guitarist's reaction in most of Joey's delicious soling to record his varying looks of wonder, respect, agreement and occasional amazement
I like how Joey sits on the low pedal around 9:20 to bring it home before that wonderful (if abruptly cut off) ending
I didn't think that the small club banter hurt the performance, either
thanks to the poster
DoctorPatient 1 year ago
Joey actually plays 98% of the bass line w/ left hand, you only use pedal for the odd 2/5 or in ballads, also check out lonnie smith
viatrailers 1 year ago
That bas line is done with the foot petals. Little is done on a Hammond b3 with the lefth and.
PixC914 1 year ago
What are you talking about ? He is playing the bass line with his left hand.
roccopep 1 year ago
@PixC914 Joey is playing bass with his left hand. If you can't see that then i'm not sure what to tell you, but he does tap the bass pedals just to give his left hand that extra thump, which is why it sounds so authentic. Great playing joey!
omboriqua 11 months ago
a left hand that has a brain of his own... :)
nice playing! God Bless!
19bassplayer24 1 year ago 2
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19bassplayer24 1 year ago
cool, daddy-o
RJiminez51 1 year ago
Why are there so many people talking while these legendary cats are playing? Must be the booze(or the triple lattes) talking.
HunterMann 1 year ago
@ zaj 58
Okay but what is wrong with believing that Jazz is the best thing that America ever produced inasmuch as it's the truth?
adeduction 1 year ago
This is a great version. And the organ's kicking it.
Thanks for posting.
elbobcat 2 years ago
Real kool...a couple of tempo stuff...but wow!
Compare this talent to today's' shit music...sorry for the vulgar lang....
Great job Joey!
One of my fav tunes BTW
loocee95 2 years ago
Nice, but I still like Charles Earland's version better...it just has more groove and soul...sorry Joe, you are a beast anyway-GQ
gigqueen1 2 years ago
Joey shouldn't play with anyone besides bollenback or martino, it just isn't a fair fight!
trunkz262 2 years ago
That is one sexy sounding B3
Organasum 2 years ago
He's really the ONLY good thing about the United States of America.
adeduction 2 years ago
Oh, I'm sure you can find much, much more to be envious about in the USA.
gingervytis 2 years ago
I actually meant that Jazz music is the ONLY great thing the U.S. has ever produced & this was only inadvertently because all the White European 'Christians' (ancestors?) enslaved Africans. Art Blakey's 70th Birthday party concert was hosted by the Germans. Keith Jarretts concerts are in Europe. The great Hank Mobley died panhandling outside Village Vanguard. America is fundamentally a dumb cowboy cowgirl punkrock rap culture. Just check out the videos most viewed here a Youtube.
adeduction 2 years ago
Envy is eating you. And many of those "enslaved" neegers were sold by other neegers.
gingervytis 2 years ago
The only thing I envy are all the great Jazz musicians. I wish I could do what they did. The great Jazz artiists - Pepper, Stitt, Coltrane, Cannonball, Peterson, Miles, Clifford, Rich, Jarrett, DeJohnette etc etc is what I envy. And they are the only thing t that is 'great' about the U.S. Everything else re the U.S. disgusts me. The U.S. is 'great' only when it is compared to half the world. Jazz is the only thing factually great about the U.S. All else is shameful especially it's founding.
adeduction 1 year ago
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Founding... oh, you must mean the part about separation of church and state, representational government, freedom from the tyranny of the crown. Yes, these are indeed shameful foundations. Too bad you have such thin skin and are so insecure. You're missing out on a lot.
gingervytis 1 year ago
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@gingervytis - A study by French anthropologists estimates there were between 25 & 75 MILLION indigenous natives living B-4 you Don't Do Unto Others What You Wouldn't Want Done Unto You' 'CHRISTIANS' arrived. Every single part of the USA has Indian names. IN FACT the U.S. was founded over all their DEAD BODIES. George Washington was a GREAT INDIAN MURDERER before he became America's FOUNDING father. I know America. American's R in BIG TIME DENIAL.
adeduction 1 year ago
@adeduction
please man! stop the BS, were just a couple of people tring to listen to some very hip jazz. Don't want your nasty ranting crap!! take it somewhere were they give a crap a hole. ok?...........
zaj58 1 year ago
@adeduction Don't you mean B-3? ha!!
HunterMann 1 year ago
@adeduction y so srs?
suitandtieguy 1 year ago
Dude there is no bass player. Joey is kickin bass w/ left hand and both feet!
delrod24 2 years ago
Pretty good job, but the tempo slows way down when the sax solos ... the drummer has chops, but the time is all over the place ... I would also use a different reed if I was the sax player ... just not bright enough for club settings, but great chops on the horn ... love the bass player, but the organ is overpowering everything here ... maybe it's just the recording or acoustics of this room.
mybahku2 2 years ago
Great post thx! The rhythm, melody, and groove of this '68 rock standard so lend themselves to jazz. I'm shocked more jazz artists dont add this chart to their repertoire! Right on Joey D!
gregoryusa1 2 years ago
It's a great chart in its original form. There is a reason why it was the first song on Vol 1 of Rhino's 70s anthology. Joey does a super job of capturing the infectious spirit of the original and infusing it with some real jazz sensibilities. I wonder if Pat Upton has ever heard this arrangement?
Mahlerialiszt 2 years ago
Could any guitarplayer please make a track with his pc playing along a drummer this song? So we organists can jam to itt?
HammondB200 2 years ago
Ah yeah the Mighty Burner. The reason why I started playing the Hammer. Classic stuff
HammondB200 2 years ago
Wow, he plays all that far out shit and effin ANCHORS the bass with his left hand the whole time.
Dope.
jasongogal 2 years ago 6
Joey is fantastic Thanks For the post 20********* And favorited God Bless KTF
tustles 2 years ago
Oh man, Joey is really amazin'.
This song always reminds me of Charles Earland...
Great job, as usual!
gcpezzi 2 years ago 6
I have been a big Joey fan since I was a kid. (We're about the same age) I'm coming out there to Phoenix as soon as I can. See one of my idols.
amazmace 3 years ago
Papa John is one of the nicest guys ever. Period. And sometimes--some of the best music is made when a bunch of guys just get together and have fun. Sure, it doesn't hurt to have people like Joey playing--but the nice thing here is there's no pressure; just have a great time!
shnewsman 3 years ago
You're right about Papa John - nice guy, good family man! Seeing Joey occasionally at Bobby C's with Papa John is such a treat! Papa John described Joey's playing better than I can. He said "Joey's 'the wizard' with the little pointy hat and everything." Then he let go with one of his contagious laughs. Great family - the DeFrancescos.
mikaylasax 3 years ago