He lives in my hometown. I talked to him one night at a bar, I didn't know who he was, at first. One of the most inspiring people you could ever meet! Take a trip to Cherry Valley.
Awesome,, theme from the incredible Hulk @ 1: 05 , very original player, influenced Jarrett, Lyle Mays, Brad Mehladau, he makes Atonal, free music quite 'easy ' to digest, he uses strong rhythms/ memorable motifs in his improvisation.
Amazing stuff from the legendary Paul Bley, who was once married to Carla Bley who kept his name all these years. And no, it is not "new age", it was called the "new thing" in the 50's and 60's when Bley played with Ornette and Charlie Haden in Los Angeles at the birth of musical whirlwind that included the likes of Coltrane and Cecil Taylor. Now it's "avant garde". Thankfully, most of it was recorded and is still available.
listening to his music changed my life and i think it will change yours too
if you get you hands on the right recording by bley it is some of the best and most modern music you will ever hear - you will find in the longrun that taking the time and money to explore his music is well worth it and will open your ears to a new world of sounds
He lives in my hometown. I talked to him one night at a bar, I didn't know who he was, at first. One of the most inspiring people you could ever meet! Take a trip to Cherry Valley.
bigblatz 3 months ago
This video indeed prooves what Mr Banacos says about how many ways there are to play a note on the piano. Thank you for who posted this!
PauloTozzi 7 months ago
Awesome,, theme from the incredible Hulk @ 1: 05 , very original player, influenced Jarrett, Lyle Mays, Brad Mehladau, he makes Atonal, free music quite 'easy ' to digest, he uses strong rhythms/ memorable motifs in his improvisation.
egyptianminor 8 months ago
beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheMrPianoJazz 9 months ago
one of the most honest interpretations I saw at least in a year.
now i see where jarret drunk from
alexcondejazz 1 year ago
Amazing stuff from the legendary Paul Bley, who was once married to Carla Bley who kept his name all these years. And no, it is not "new age", it was called the "new thing" in the 50's and 60's when Bley played with Ornette and Charlie Haden in Los Angeles at the birth of musical whirlwind that included the likes of Coltrane and Cecil Taylor. Now it's "avant garde". Thankfully, most of it was recorded and is still available.
RaiderEleven 1 year ago
i love this so much and it seriously help me through rough times and i recorded it on vhs 8 years ago and now found it .... best day ever
MrBliggs1 1 year ago
Fabulous !!!!!Thanks
fridatimida 2 years ago
stunning and beautiful -melancholy
pbksound 2 years ago
Try and get a copy of the CD "Dianne" by Chet Baker. It's just Baker and Bley on the CD and he does some amazing work on it.
CharlieMoher 2 years ago
good performance GREAT JOB
flutetime 2 years ago
amazing! he play new age in the 60`s... he could sense the music 20 years earlier!
ebutuvul 3 years ago
this is not "new age" by any means.
Mazurka1001 2 years ago
@Mazurka1001...I agree, nothing like new age!!!
chauntzu 1 year ago
he took the lonely man theme from hulk!!
winDday212007 3 years ago 2
Does anyone now the name of this piece or is it improvised? Thanks.
kfb2112 3 years ago
nice! thank you.
eligarf 4 years ago
listening to his music changed my life and i think it will change yours too
if you get you hands on the right recording by bley it is some of the best and most modern music you will ever hear - you will find in the longrun that taking the time and money to explore his music is well worth it and will open your ears to a new world of sounds
scottbos68 4 years ago 8
Great stuff! Where's the rest of it?
pterygota 4 years ago