Are there too many dots on a painting by Seurat? Those flurries are like pointillism. There are only a handful of people in Oscar Peterson's class in jazz.
@pjarrr " too many notes" was that same thing that King said to Mozart when he ( The King) did not undertood the mozart" opera. and Mozart said: . what notes King, I have to erase??
my english isn't good , but I expected you understand.
The ear and the feelings are prepared to understand better the music.. I loved the theme just because.
What about the drummer? To play with Oscar you've got to be an Olympian athlete with a steroid-empowered left foot to make that hi-hat come down, hard and tight, on every 2 and 4 when the velocity practically merges everything into a blur.
While Oscar is killin' em with his technique. NHOP on bass is also killin' em with his special technique of playing the string bass so accurately at that speed. The whole group is alive on this one. Such an outstanding performance.
too many notes makes me laugh! Oscar is a bad ass!
Gonzalo Rubalcaba as well! Different styles, but both are pianists that people say 'play to many notes'. In my experience, that comment is spurred on by jealousy, by players that do not possess anywhere near the chops these guys do!
@mackgrout If thats the case then there should only be 2 keys on the piano instead of 88LOL!. Where is the law that says you can only play this amount of notes on the piano? Cause Id like to see it.They put 88 keys on the piano for a reason. There are no rules a person can improvise whatever they want. Jazz is based on improvisation.Like you said its just jealousy.
I believe the interviewer questioned whether Oscar's technique was just too masterful, and Dick Hyman said "wouldn't we all have that problem if we could", something like that.
Yes, it was something like that. Russell Davies interviewing Dick for a BBC series on the history of jazz piano playing where Dick was demostrating the whole range from Scott Joplin onwards right through to contemporary. I know it was on YT some time ago, probably still is.
Oh, I found it on YT, The Honky Tonk Professor - Channel NewJackSwing21 has all the parts. Part 5 "Would that we all had that problem !" Thanks for reminding me
Hmmmm..."too many notes a lot of times"...would you say the same thing about Charlie "Bird" Parker or Dizzy Gillespie ?!, two of the greatest bebop jazz players ever!
imagine being in college... trying to be the best piano player one can be... and thinking you are making steps in that direction... and then going to hear oscar. i felt like crawling underneath the seat. lol... and i mean that. he makes so many sound like pretenders. all the best
tatum was truly incredible. him and oscar were at levels of their own, definitely. I do find (listening to most of tatum's material) that he does the same runs over and over again, however i find oscar keeps his playing diverse. all in all they had tons of respect for each other, and were both innovators
oh definately oscar has made alot more music and played with alot of people and is in some ways more diverse then tatum and i could see how u would say that tatum does the same runs over but he doesnt some of them are similar but alot more entertaining and technical but both are as u said revoloutionaries so there no point debating whos better
This is one of my favorite Oscar Peterson video. I think that everyone studying Jazz Piano should listen to Oscar's Style of playing. He is a genius at what he does. Amazing, Wow, I love this video. We lost a great one.
Errr... sorry about that (memo to self - Never attempt to post on the internet again after consuming more than eight pints of cider)
All I meant to ask was are there any jazz keyboard players around today who can come even close to Oscar in terms of employing superhuman technique in the service of such joyous, swinging sonic exuberance?
Music was made to just love and enjoy. Be kind to yourselves and realise as musicians you can have fun at you occupation. That's what music is for, to have fun and enjoy, not to take too seriously and critisize and find who is best or better. The greatest musicians are the ones that enjoy it and dont get worked up about what you all think. Those musicians are the ones we get inspired by, aka Oscar Peterson.
Ha Ha Ha, Yes... Oscar... Rides... Again... Listen this cat burn!!! Listen to the risks he takes and like a cat, aways lands on his nimble paws. Oscar is the master of jazz piano. PLEASE all you Keith Jarrett fans... LISTEN to this and compare. There is none. PLUS... Oscar is the sweetest, most humble man I've ever met! I had a drink with him years ago on a break. What a nice man. And when we shook hands, the biggest, fatest, softest digits I've ever encounter.
Forget being the best in just jazz (which he is except for Art Tatum), Oscar transcend just jazz and plays beyond the categorization of a single style. It makes me so upset when classical pianists dismiss him, there is so much going on, this is so complex, he didn't learn it from a page, he created it from his soul, and best of all he created the majority as he played! It came naturally and purley from him. This is the raw music from inside him. You can't learn this on a page, or in a book.
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u are correct, but not 100%. he might be best in jazz but he is not the best in all janrs.... its just not correct to say it. jazz is just small part of world music and that means not only classis music( best classic piano player is russian btw). there are many other different music that can be played on piano .....
he is maby the best jazz pianp player, but there are many extremly good piano players in classis music too, and not only. but in jazz music OP is the best ( or if there is somebody else better i have never heard about him :PP )
he is very good too, but have u ever listen classis piano players ?, dont forget its not only jazz music that exist and there are many briliant piano players all over the world.
It's "Blues Etude" from the 1985 Concert in Berlin. It's available on DVD with many more excellent tracks. Bought it after seeing this amazing video. :)
I was lucky enough to see Oscar twice, 3 times if you count being in my mothers belly when she went to see him in 1970. He will be missed, what an inspiration 7 decades at the top. I doubt this will ever happen again. RIP.
This is the trio which performed at my Dec. 1, 1973 wedding at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Soho. It doesn't get any better than this, and I thank you for this fabulous memory.
Thank you for all the pleasure, Oscar. You were unique. It will be a fascinating four hander when you join Art Tatum Up There ... Mike Jones, Jackie Jones and Norman Giller of SootsJazz. We are organsing a tribute featuring UK Oscar soundalike Craig Milverton at the Lights Theatre, Andover, on January 25. British TV has been disgraceful with their lack of proper tribute programmes to a true genius.
Purée!!! tu peux écouter Tatum & co pdt des heures et malgré ca tu restes sur le cul quand tu vois un jeu pareil, un swing pareil c'est très très rare..tu peux faire de la musique toute ta vie, et ne jamais savoir faire un truc pareil. Quand on parle de l'inné, voilà un bel exemple d'une âme et d un génie sans pareil...épatant époustouflant, TERRIBLE...RIP Oscar.....respect
An Oscar for Oscar would not even star to cut it. He was the greatest. Thanks Oscar for all the magnificent piano paying you delighted us with over the year.
Glad to have met you in real life. It was one of the greatest moments of my life to shake your hand and talk to you. Im sure you are jammin´ it up with the other jazz-cats in jam-session-heaven!
Rest in Peace Oscar... You're still the Greatest!!! It hurts me that I never got a chance to see you live... but hopefully I'll get to meet you somewhere else, at some other time... and maybe jam a little bit!! My sincere respect and admiration to you!!!
And listen to how Martin Drew (dr) and NHOP (bass) lock in with Oscar. Also look at how phsycially close they are. Closer = more sensitive to dynamics.
Al principio, a todos nos ocurre lo mismo y no parece tener ningún sentido esta clase de música.Pero con el tiempo todo puede ser digerido. Es lo mismo que comparar un paisaje de Rembrandt con un abstracto de kandinsky.En todo caso que te guste el jazz significa que estás bien encaminado. Por que hay gente de la tercera edad que todavía está pegada con música progresiva.
What would Justin and Gaga say. You think they could "sit in"? What has happened to the good music? Answer: It's been abolished by fast food music.
joeb434 1 day ago
Remember when this was so much more popular?
Too bad people don't appreciate more types of music...
LoneSWarrior 9 months ago 2
Oscar the best of all....
PB4711 11 months ago
Are there too many dots on a painting by Seurat? Those flurries are like pointillism. There are only a handful of people in Oscar Peterson's class in jazz.
ironpirites 11 months ago
GREAT!!!
knagayama 1 year ago
At the drums vaya rapidez vaya tiempo!
stenlak 1 year ago
too many notes for the under exposed listener..
pjarrr 1 year ago
@pjarrr " too many notes" was that same thing that King said to Mozart when he ( The King) did not undertood the mozart" opera. and Mozart said: . what notes King, I have to erase??
my english isn't good , but I expected you understand.
The ear and the feelings are prepared to understand better the music.. I loved the theme just because.
SelmaBlaine 1 year ago
NHOP 4 life
pjarrr 1 year ago
omg what a monster!!!!! long live the king
jdelgio 1 year ago
8 guys are the impersonation of uncle ruckus from the boondoks
rmboijuana 1 year ago
RIP DRUMMER MARTIN DREW
truro007 1 year ago
miss him so, and Niels-Henning too...
MrKeys57 1 year ago
Which DVD is this from?
jmsbk12345 1 year ago
my god! oscar we miss you!
75pianist 1 year ago
jesus. oscar i love you!! i love oscar i love oscar i loveeeeeee oscarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr:)))))). swing swing swing!
75pianist 1 year ago
martin drew!!!
Andreeeiiii 1 year ago
amazing
1966oslo 1 year ago
wow in 4:00 that was the best break evvvvvvvveeeeeeeeerrrrr
Snoohi1 1 year ago
this is actually blues etude
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that ending is the best from 4:30
no one but NHØP can do that
pedesteen 1 year ago
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pedesteen 1 year ago
I love it when oscar takes a casual break to drink some water/mop his brow, like nothings happening
nonaplane 2 years ago 3
COOKIN!
dustydino8 2 years ago
Yup! The greatest jazz (or just about any other style) pianist ever.
Who are the other two brilliant guys... anybody know?
That bass man sure knows how to play.
OlfArts 2 years ago
@OlfArts
drums - martin drew
bass - niels henning orsted pederson
notti33 2 years ago
What about the drummer? To play with Oscar you've got to be an Olympian athlete with a steroid-empowered left foot to make that hi-hat come down, hard and tight, on every 2 and 4 when the velocity practically merges everything into a blur.
caponsacchi 2 years ago 3
JazzAce, would you kindly explain this monosyllabic comment? I think I know what you mean however.
Ekharonne 2 years ago
aie ----piano is very difficult
lots of technique to play it!!!!
henrymbida 2 years ago
While Oscar is killin' em with his technique. NHOP on bass is also killin' em with his special technique of playing the string bass so accurately at that speed. The whole group is alive on this one. Such an outstanding performance.
AragonBill 2 years ago
Simply Amazing thats all that can be said!
onzcam 2 years ago
That was really awesome!! AW!!
hanakulios 2 years ago
How good is this guy?What strength !How much did he practise?Wish we could have seen him in person!! Thanks for tubing this!
organham 2 years ago
Love it!
JazzJunkie4 2 years ago
Greatness
MatuArt 2 years ago
too many notes makes me laugh! Oscar is a bad ass!
Gonzalo Rubalcaba as well! Different styles, but both are pianists that people say 'play to many notes'. In my experience, that comment is spurred on by jealousy, by players that do not possess anywhere near the chops these guys do!
mackgrout 2 years ago 2
Too many notes for his feeble brain to absorb is what it is.
RenoRaider 2 years ago
Maybe for YOUR brain.
JazzJunkie4 2 years ago
@mackgrout If thats the case then there should only be 2 keys on the piano instead of 88LOL!. Where is the law that says you can only play this amount of notes on the piano? Cause Id like to see it.They put 88 keys on the piano for a reason. There are no rules a person can improvise whatever they want. Jazz is based on improvisation.Like you said its just jealousy.
860125mwj 1 year ago
Too many notes ?......as Dick Hyman once said in interview about Oscar "Oh, to have that problem !"
170672346 2 years ago 3
I believe the interviewer questioned whether Oscar's technique was just too masterful, and Dick Hyman said "wouldn't we all have that problem if we could", something like that.
pinky0926 2 years ago
Yes, it was something like that. Russell Davies interviewing Dick for a BBC series on the history of jazz piano playing where Dick was demostrating the whole range from Scott Joplin onwards right through to contemporary. I know it was on YT some time ago, probably still is.
170672346 2 years ago
Oh, I found it on YT, The Honky Tonk Professor - Channel NewJackSwing21 has all the parts. Part 5 "Would that we all had that problem !" Thanks for reminding me
170672346 2 years ago
cual es el nombre del baterista?
y del que toca el chello?
:-)
sergio2x4 2 years ago
Martin Drew, Inglese
teemingup 2 years ago
Martin Drew
chalverii 2 years ago
how the f....
Andreeeiiii 2 years ago
Hahaha, best comment ever. That made me laugh for ages. Just had a vision of you going O_O HOW THE F........
XxPonyPrincess101xX 2 years ago
Makes me not want to practice my scales.. :)
matdarecki 2 years ago 5
Is that Frazier Crane on bass??? LOL
just kidding
theroyalpriest 2 years ago
an amazing and unique man.
amazing stuff.
makes me want to practice my scales..
misterkrispy 2 years ago
GENIO ENTREW GENIOS
lugo1997 2 years ago
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Oscar was a great virtuoso, however he used too many notes a lot of times, losing chord changes and context. But a master in his style.
propianist2009 2 years ago
Hmmmm..."too many notes a lot of times"...would you say the same thing about Charlie "Bird" Parker or Dizzy Gillespie ?!, two of the greatest bebop jazz players ever!
zildj1an 2 years ago 7
Since the movie Amadeus the accusation of "too many notes" has become synonymous with obtuseness.
praevius 2 years ago
Jazz not classical
propianist2009 2 years ago
@propianist2009 This video is!
OlfArts 2 years ago
horns are different I seldom find great horn players loose context. But again I can never do what they did at those tempos...lol
propianist2009 2 years ago
everybody's a critic...lol
theroyalpriest 2 years ago
El mejor pianista de jazz de todos los tiempos.
marconigrama 2 years ago
Oscar is THE best pianist that ever lived.
XxPonyPrincess101xX 2 years ago
simply the best. i saw him years ago whist in college. amazing.... amazing... and i'll say it again... amazing.
misterkrispy 2 years ago 4
u saw HIM?? youre so lucky.
OSCAR PETERSON = LEGEND
rororoiroro 2 years ago
imagine being in college... trying to be the best piano player one can be... and thinking you are making steps in that direction... and then going to hear oscar. i felt like crawling underneath the seat. lol... and i mean that. he makes so many sound like pretenders. all the best
misterkrispy 2 years ago 2
sweet george brown
kaitianchen10 2 years ago
Only other musician that plays like this is Scotty Anderson ...imho
The other players are also incomparable!
It gets no better than this!
slofut 2 years ago
Very very nice !!!!!!!!!!!
Complimenti
By Erika Ragazzi :-)
ErikaRagazzi 2 years ago
great!
edlaksmi 3 years ago
Nobody could touch Oscar... he took Art Tatum's lead and ran with it. God, this is swinging. No, it's SWANGIN'...
protocol66 3 years ago 3
It's from a dvd entitled The Berlin Concert The Oscar Peterson Trio.
Ekharonne 3 years ago
Does anybody knows from which album is that song?
chihiro2046 3 years ago
thats called kicking out the jams motherfuckers!!!
RenoRaider 3 years ago
Sorry.....I made a mistake....
Piano: Oscar Emmanuel Peterson,
Contrabass: Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
Drums: Martin Drew
visualpiano 3 years ago
Piano: Oscar Emmanuel Peterson,
Contrabass: Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
Drums: Mickey Roker
Am I correct?
visualpiano 3 years ago
Just so you guys know '素晴らしい演奏をありがとう' means 'Splendid performance, thank you' =]
XxPonyPrincess101xX 3 years ago
素晴らしい演奏をありがとう!
robinrero 3 years ago
Why do I have to see comparisons to Art in every Peterson video?
Sure, it means a lot about Oscar's amazing ability, but guys, just sit and listen to the music.
Tortov123 3 years ago
everyone is a virtuoso. Just hear the walkin´bass the constant and metronomic drums, and of course Master Peterson!!!!
Troberschalt 3 years ago
GREATNESS!!!
Rsulu 3 years ago 8
Which DVD is this on? I am prettu sure it's on one of them...
CSNY225 3 years ago
Oscar Peterson might be my favorite musician of all time. Just putting that out there.
jazzperc2 3 years ago
Oscar Peterson should be everyone's favorite musician of all time. Just putting that out there.
roederer123 3 years ago 2
that's flat wrong. Peterson is technically on par with tatum, and is is many ways the more emotive player.
knifacolyte 3 years ago
psssh peterson is most definately insane but nothing compared to tatum. by the way does anyone kno who this drummer is??
kr1507 3 years ago
Martin Drew is the drummer
croquet44 3 years ago
tatum was truly incredible. him and oscar were at levels of their own, definitely. I do find (listening to most of tatum's material) that he does the same runs over and over again, however i find oscar keeps his playing diverse. all in all they had tons of respect for each other, and were both innovators
blah148 3 years ago
oh definately oscar has made alot more music and played with alot of people and is in some ways more diverse then tatum and i could see how u would say that tatum does the same runs over but he doesnt some of them are similar but alot more entertaining and technical but both are as u said revoloutionaries so there no point debating whos better
kr1507 3 years ago
SUPERB OSCAR AT HIS BEST
johnter1936 3 years ago
i always like peterson =]
suckin128 3 years ago
He's left a huge hole in the jazz spectrum!
derhalster 3 years ago
Smokin!!!!!Piano Playing!!!!!!!!Love It.
JA22hole 3 years ago
GROOOOOOOOOOOVIN'!!! 5*
tooobsen 3 years ago
i asked a friend who was the best piano player ever and he told me oscar....i totally concur!!!
randylincoln 3 years ago
Absolutly does not get any better than this!!!
antediluvianaccount 3 years ago
CATS ON FIRE!!!
dariusagoodwin 3 years ago
oscar peterson on the world the best jazz pianist .
antonnio200 3 years ago 3
I am a piano player, and practicing jazz now.
It's very easy to play this,
but it's REALLY difficult to improvise this.
Oscar Emmanuel Peterson!
visualpiano 3 years ago
no, to play it this good isn't easy, his tech was extraordinary!
FredeGF 3 years ago 2
lol
dariusagoodwin 3 years ago
You're a silly-billy...
jjfingers 3 years ago
Oscar and the piano are one.......
artbychristine 3 years ago 3
The poster of this video really must be a die hard fan, I mean, he can't even spell his name right...
BlueinGreen2 3 years ago
This is one of my favorite Oscar Peterson video. I think that everyone studying Jazz Piano should listen to Oscar's Style of playing. He is a genius at what he does. Amazing, Wow, I love this video. We lost a great one.
melpiano 3 years ago 6
Good Lord! No one can do that! (except Oscar) A true monster!
Sussablimp 3 years ago 2
Bloody hell !!
Old Oscar is rockin' out harder than a metal band here !!
An absolutely incredible clip,
Superhuman almost.
Are any jazz keyboard players out there who can come toeven vagunear to even cmee close to this level of hard-drivin;, jaw-droppin.' virtuosity?
I kinda doubt it.
aporia23 3 years ago
Errr... sorry about that (memo to self - Never attempt to post on the internet again after consuming more than eight pints of cider)
All I meant to ask was are there any jazz keyboard players around today who can come even close to Oscar in terms of employing superhuman technique in the service of such joyous, swinging sonic exuberance?
(and don't you dare tell me Jools Holland)
aporia23 3 years ago
Music was made to just love and enjoy. Be kind to yourselves and realise as musicians you can have fun at you occupation. That's what music is for, to have fun and enjoy, not to take too seriously and critisize and find who is best or better. The greatest musicians are the ones that enjoy it and dont get worked up about what you all think. Those musicians are the ones we get inspired by, aka Oscar Peterson.
MaSmNpYouth 3 years ago 3
Give it up from Niels Henning and Martin Drew too !!!
sfaisal20077 3 years ago 3
Ha Ha Ha, Yes... Oscar... Rides... Again... Listen this cat burn!!! Listen to the risks he takes and like a cat, aways lands on his nimble paws. Oscar is the master of jazz piano. PLEASE all you Keith Jarrett fans... LISTEN to this and compare. There is none. PLUS... Oscar is the sweetest, most humble man I've ever met! I had a drink with him years ago on a break. What a nice man. And when we shook hands, the biggest, fatest, softest digits I've ever encounter.
VideoVistaVerite 3 years ago 3
Forget being the best in just jazz (which he is except for Art Tatum), Oscar transcend just jazz and plays beyond the categorization of a single style. It makes me so upset when classical pianists dismiss him, there is so much going on, this is so complex, he didn't learn it from a page, he created it from his soul, and best of all he created the majority as he played! It came naturally and purley from him. This is the raw music from inside him. You can't learn this on a page, or in a book.
andrew17660 3 years ago 2
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u are correct, but not 100%. he might be best in jazz but he is not the best in all janrs.... its just not correct to say it. jazz is just small part of world music and that means not only classis music( best classic piano player is russian btw). there are many other different music that can be played on piano .....
Jigov 3 years ago
Good job for the rhythm section. Peterson is God.
mrbird00 3 years ago
What I wanna tell is,
It's not difficult to practice this,
but
It's really difficult to improvise this.
Excellent stuff that Oscar Peterson gave us !
Thank you Oscar Emmanuel Peterson !
visualpiano 3 years ago
i had to do a painting of oscar for an art project so i got curious and looked him up....HE IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.... RIP OSCAR
Cartoonguy50 3 years ago
It's a blues. Very fast blues in F with "shout choruses" and ad lib solos.
Oscar...RIP.
Ives1964 4 years ago
wow!
dariusagoodwin 4 years ago
hahahaha man i feel bad for that drummer hahaha that has got to be a hell of a workout
bach11321 4 years ago 3
he is maby the best jazz pianp player, but there are many extremly good piano players in classis music too, and not only. but in jazz music OP is the best ( or if there is somebody else better i have never heard about him :PP )
Jigov 4 years ago
What about art tatum?
vguitarman 4 years ago
he is very good too, but have u ever listen classis piano players ?, dont forget its not only jazz music that exist and there are many briliant piano players all over the world.
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puppiesrule789456123 4 years ago
What's the name of the song, The theme???
Borgrimder 4 years ago
It's "Blues Etude" from the 1985 Concert in Berlin. It's available on DVD with many more excellent tracks. Bought it after seeing this amazing video. :)
praevius 3 years ago 2
i will never understand how he could play like this.
Oscar LIVES
CSNY225 4 years ago
Beautiful
loslambones5ucom 4 years ago
My god could that guy play piano! What do you think people? Best jazz pianist ever?
ericclaptonismygod31 4 years ago
yes!
the best in jazz!
volodya2 4 years ago
yes and one of the best pianist of our lifetime regardless of genre - no question
IntelInside2020 4 years ago
in my opinion he is. i think oscar peterson connects in a tremendous way pure groove and perfect technique.
BUT: u cannot rate artists in »who is the best« or something like that. oscar peterson is my favourite, but i respect other opinions too.
tobotron 4 years ago 2
Tempo is approximately 325 bpm according to Little Drummer Boy.
sasquash12 4 years ago
top marks to anyone who can guess the tempo??? i would have to say around 280 - 300bpm
andrewleighton657 4 years ago
it's faster than JAZZ!!! ;-)
tobotron 4 years ago 2
How good can it get!!
colmacnet 4 years ago
Oscar Peterson - just watch his fingers move across the piano -irreplaceable jazz artist.
345murphy 4 years ago
this good guy is dead but his music his forever!
joshmanthe1andOnly2 4 years ago
He's the Greatest ever
wcpumpa 4 years ago
fast :D :)
RadekssK 4 years ago
BIG OSCAR RIP!
SWING IN HEAVEN!
Does anyone know where this vid came from? Is it available on DVD?
JoePianos88 4 years ago
yea i have the dvd it's called- The Oscar Peterson Trio: Concert in Berlin.
mnredryder1 4 years ago
thanks!!! just ordered!
JoePianos88 4 years ago
I was lucky enough to see Oscar twice, 3 times if you count being in my mothers belly when she went to see him in 1970. He will be missed, what an inspiration 7 decades at the top. I doubt this will ever happen again. RIP.
jezzatt70 4 years ago
This is the trio which performed at my Dec. 1, 1973 wedding at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Soho. It doesn't get any better than this, and I thank you for this fabulous memory.
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Thank you for all the pleasure, Oscar. You were unique. It will be a fascinating four hander when you join Art Tatum Up There ... Mike Jones, Jackie Jones and Norman Giller of SootsJazz. We are organsing a tribute featuring UK Oscar soundalike Craig Milverton at the Lights Theatre, Andover, on January 25. British TV has been disgraceful with their lack of proper tribute programmes to a true genius.
sootsjazz 4 years ago
Purée!!! tu peux écouter Tatum & co pdt des heures et malgré ca tu restes sur le cul quand tu vois un jeu pareil, un swing pareil c'est très très rare..tu peux faire de la musique toute ta vie, et ne jamais savoir faire un truc pareil. Quand on parle de l'inné, voilà un bel exemple d'une âme et d un génie sans pareil...épatant époustouflant, TERRIBLE...RIP Oscar.....respect
beakido69 4 years ago 2
Que virtuosismo! Inigualável!
Cristinapb 4 years ago
People go on and on about Oscar's technique, but it's his swing and sheer joy that get me every time. A true legend!
u2btodd 4 years ago 3
sorry to hear of the passing of the inimatable giant of jazz Oscar Peterson.He was THE MAN! we'll miss you Oscar!!
pianobopp 4 years ago
Descanse en paz. Va por Zawinul y Michael Brecker también.
SimbionteAE 4 years ago
Pos este tambien se murió, Don Oscar Peterson al piano
SimbionteAE 4 years ago
Josh & Count together again! and both of Oscar's hands are working as well!!!
dshore95 4 years ago
ご冥福をお祈りします
lllpetercincottil 4 years ago
An Oscar for Oscar would not even star to cut it. He was the greatest. Thanks Oscar for all the magnificent piano paying you delighted us with over the year.
jazzescalona 4 years ago
The souls in heaven will finally get to listen to one of the greatests.
jsmrg 4 years ago
que lastima que ha muerto
Era uno de los mejores del mundo
danielalonsorojas 4 years ago
Yep! I saw him solo, live. Awesome. Impeccable technique, speed, and tempo. Never missed as note that he couldn't recover from.
jafogel 4 years ago
The greatest jazz musician ever!...
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R.I.P Oscar P.
Glad to have met you in real life. It was one of the greatest moments of my life to shake your hand and talk to you. Im sure you are jammin´ it up with the other jazz-cats in jam-session-heaven!
perchst 4 years ago
se ya oscar ,save a plce for me in the heavenly big band
hitmanisback 4 years ago
We will never forget you!
joanielovesjazz 4 years ago
bye bye oscar !
dams13480 4 years ago
Try tapping your foot to this one! Magnificent!
thisidigofyou 4 years ago
R.I.P. Oscar.
everyoneisjosh 4 years ago
what a full wonderful feeling he emotes...we were lucky to have and can still appreciate this man. R.I.P. Maestro
bteiv676 4 years ago
Rest in Peace Oscar... You're still the Greatest!!! It hurts me that I never got a chance to see you live... but hopefully I'll get to meet you somewhere else, at some other time... and maybe jam a little bit!! My sincere respect and admiration to you!!!
pianojazzman 4 years ago
Now the heavenly trio is complete: Oscar, Ray, Buddy. Bless them all.
Wavingclouds 4 years ago
Greatest jazz pianist who ever lived. How sad he's gone from us. But how glorious his music will live on as long as there are people to listen!
gaspeerme 4 years ago
RIP oscar! you truely were a legend on the ivories!!!
Fuzzymomma 4 years ago
Insane. In a good way. :O
todworth 4 years ago
virtuoos..
jolandasterbloem 4 years ago
Oscar put his rhythm section to work! Rippin'. Such a huge loss.
sippyjuice 4 years ago
RIP Oscar, you will be missed...
narb182 4 years ago
My hat off to the best that ever was. RIP, maëstro.
praevius 4 years ago
Absolutely unique!
martinezferro 4 years ago
RIP Oscar Peterson
Died at 82
JoseyWales93 4 years ago
GRANDIOSI!!!!!!!!!
musicamdo 4 years ago
Oscar is my all time inspiration since I was a teenager. He is in a category of his own. I love many others BUT Oscar is Oscar!
willphillmusic 4 years ago
tight
guitarpro53 4 years ago
And listen to how Martin Drew (dr) and NHOP (bass) lock in with Oscar. Also look at how phsycially close they are. Closer = more sensitive to dynamics.
puujisan 4 years ago
i think the correct words here are.....FUCK ME!!!
sam990 4 years ago
Al principio, a todos nos ocurre lo mismo y no parece tener ningún sentido esta clase de música.Pero con el tiempo todo puede ser digerido. Es lo mismo que comparar un paisaje de Rembrandt con un abstracto de kandinsky.En todo caso que te guste el jazz significa que estás bien encaminado. Por que hay gente de la tercera edad que todavía está pegada con música progresiva.
P.D: Disculpa por lo de apesta, fue sin querer.
mrasputin501 4 years ago
jesus unbelievable
G3r0n1mo 4 years ago