Teatro Rossetti - Dave Binney quartet

[grooveman84]

I love playing with as much serenity Brian.

[break05]

2:38 - 2:45 One of the coolest phrases Brian has ever played.

[psudds89]

not a huge fan of the drum-sax interaction here...don't get me wrong, both binney and blade are two of my favorites but sometimes blade's sparsity doesn't mesh well with binney's massive, busy phrases...there are definitely some moments though. thanks for sharing

[anwardrum]

But I think it's smart for Blade to stay out of the way. Solos are melodies too.

[pey10ab]

No offense at all, but I really have to disagree - I hear so much from Blade that portains directly to the sax solo AND the progression of the tune - and he's still able to play out. Plus, his ability to raise the bar musically and technically without overshadowing the other players is phenomenal. I think maybe what you're hearing as too sparse over too busy is interpreted in my ears as a more innovative variation on eachother's sounds than I'd regularly expect, even from Brian and Binney.

[jazoff0]

ma cosa scrive il redattore dell'inutile presentazione a questo video? "Shorter e Coleman in primis"? (e Coleman chi? Orn o Steve)ma proprio o quasi per niente! le influenze più evidenti, a mio modesto parere, anche in base ad altri ascolti di Binney, sono nella traccia "bianconera" che è stata delineata da musici come il Konitz - e the Tristano school- e il Braxton. di Shorter c'è forse la "rarefattezza" del tema, ma il solo è prolisso e poco "amazing", Binney ha fatto senz'altro di meglio.

[enjoyshanjoi]

simply toooo amazing

[DaviPentax]

spaziali, purtoppo un video non può rendere neanche un centesimo del suono di questa band dal vivo, e Brian Blade è il batterista più emozionante mai esistito!grazie del post

[takauya]

Do you have more of this concert?