Not to mention the fact that it's 10+ minutes of some dude letting loose by himself, something jazzers have already achieved in the past (not to mention with a rhythm section, which provides limits and makes it more difficult to pull off) with more... arguably pleasing... effects.
These types of solos are just SO dissonant and atonal that I can never bring myself to truly enjoy them. It sounds like some random sax guy (any decent sax player... Not saying that this is EASY to do at all) just playing by himself while practicing at home or something.
Undeniably skillful and impressive, just not something I'd listen to or really enjoy.
So Obviously Manhattan school Students in the backround, with their "ah Ah ya man,OH ya." No discrediting the awesomeness of the playing but. Reminds me of College.
@sandm827 Why? Isn't music meant to be a communication between audience and performer? Would you expect to hear different if bird was on the bandstand on 52nd street in the 40's? Maybe its just hipper to act cool and reserved when you are moved by something...
@hermease You got me all wrong there wasnt any negative connotation in my statement. Im probably one of the most annoying people to go see a show with because I am so moved and expressive> I bootlegged a bunch of shows when I Lived in NYC during my college days at Manhattan school. Listening back I wish I would have shut up so I could hear the recordings better, LOL. I totally believe in expression whether it be musically physically or emotionally, you read me wrong brother
@sandm827 just because people react to music that is meant to portray expressions and emotions, doesn't mean it's just the 'college environment'. People should be free to participate in the beauty that many are trying to achieve because that also fuels the musician to play more with his surroundings. I hope my comment reminds you of your lack of respect for this music instead.
btw... here's a full recording of this. sound quality doesn't seem as good, but it has the ending. .w.w.w.youtube.com/watch?v=QHYR18AJeZQ&feature=related
Im a 21 year old guiar player, and Im going to give learning this a shot, not sure how far I'll get with it, I've already learnt about 1:30 of the peice (been working on it for 4 - 5 months) along with other Uni work. I'd love to have it down by the end of the year. As for Chris Potter, AMAZING. Learning just makes you realise how truly incredible what he's doing is, and all the little intricacies. However, at the same time its very listenable for those who know very little about music. Great!
@jazzmasta92 I can't tell if your attempting to troll or not (after all, I did specify that I was being sarcastic because of the generally poor "sarcastic" expressive power of written text lol)
bedlam is clearly 14-15 yrs old. this guy supplanted trane, parker, gordon, redman and any other blower you can think of.....years ago! on his disk 'gratitude' , he honored all the early greats by playing tunes in thier styles, but he is sooo advanced there is just no comparison. (check what downbeat says about potter). dave holland has only the very best players in his band, and potter is always first call. he be the cats pajamas! saw him recently in austin...ooowww!!! we're hardly worthy!
@bluelouise13 Okay, seriously, are you actually debating over whether Trane, Brecker or Potter is "the best"? These guys are clearly masters of the saxophone - there comes a point where you can't simply take a measure of "good"ness. They are all entirely different players, with a billion arguments for why each one is the best, but they are all DIFFERENT PEOPLE, not just better/worse versions of the same sax player. They can't just be categorised by some linear rating of "how good" they are.
It makes no sense to debate how great or not the guy is. He can play, no doubt. I will tell you...I would hate be try and "make it" in the jazz world today, especially if you are sax player. This guy is a great player, but he will never be Trane or even Michael Brecker. Nor should he be, nor does he have to be. But people will continue to put him down because of what he isn't, rather then celebrate what he is: a great player but not a Hall of Famer. Let's just thank God jazz is still around.
I am soo tired of people who post comments after listening to something like this with a negative comment as if it were soulless academic over achievement such as the class clown comment. I, too, am a musician and have over the years heard this kind of BS from people who are insecure and always critique those who have what they know they can never have. Much in popular music reflects this perspective and derives from a society that rewards mediocrity; what I consider to be soulless and boring.
@kohg85 Have you already transcribed it? I am planning to transcribe it myself, I am interested in analyzing/understanding his ideas in the solo. Would you mind to send me your transcription, if you have one? Please, send me a private message!
Man ....if you need creative inspiration for practicing on a standard...Here you go.Potter takes risks and what great rewards.Just Listen without judging and you'll get it.
How does Justin Bieber have 5000x as many views as this?!
God, I wish music appreciation were a mandatory part of education, or at least some sort of ear training, then geniuses like this would be the millionaires while generic pop stars like Katy Perry and Justin Bieber would be living in tiny NYC studios.
I saw Chris Potter play with Dave Holland at The Jazz Showcase here in Chicago tonight. I talked to him for a few minutes after his set, and when I mentioned this solo he laughed and said "I've never even heard it, I can't remember where or when I played it, I think it was for some clinic or something"......amazing he doesn't even remember something so monumental.
@WHYNOTDV8 haha. Ya man, you know he could play something exactly like this... exactly different that is, every day. He is very original, so I don't think one solo is going to stick in his mind that much.
Not sure whether you're joking, but if not, you really need to get educated. I was Chris' roommate in college and am a professional saxophonist as well. What you are denigrating is nothing less than an epic performance. This is the state of the art. Please have a little respect for one of the giants of the music.
what goes on this dudes head? i'm a sax player myself and holy shit. if i was as good as him, on a concoction drugs, and practiced during my entire excistance i could never come up with the stuff that he does
@nickbowd these are obviously questions you just need to ask the user who uploaded this video. just from the video's description you can see he did the recording at a masterclass
Shut up and enjoy the music?!?!?!? What are they supposed to do sit there and stroke their chins the whole time? Expressing your enjoyment for his music is not a crime.
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it's really distracting. people don't go ooh and aah when someone does something impressive at a classical concert. so why is it different with jazz? people should be more respectful and show their appreciation while the musician isn't playing imo
For all those interested in seeing this solo on paper I did the transcription of this. It's not perfect by any means but it's pretty damn close. You can find it by googling 'chris potter all the things transcription'. It's the first link.
Not to mention the fact that it's 10+ minutes of some dude letting loose by himself, something jazzers have already achieved in the past (not to mention with a rhythm section, which provides limits and makes it more difficult to pull off) with more... arguably pleasing... effects.
busterbrownation 2 days ago
These types of solos are just SO dissonant and atonal that I can never bring myself to truly enjoy them. It sounds like some random sax guy (any decent sax player... Not saying that this is EASY to do at all) just playing by himself while practicing at home or something.
Undeniably skillful and impressive, just not something I'd listen to or really enjoy.
busterbrownation 2 days ago
Cada vez que lo escucho escucho encuentro cosas nuevos, y creo que nunca voy a dejar de hacerlo. Es impresionante!!!!!!
dsax3damian 1 week ago
It has a lot of enthusiasm and energy. He is good musician, but not genius. Well done.
Lininq 1 month ago
Science project ]]:]
khaosx12 1 month ago
Reminds me of Johnny Griffin in the late '50s more than anyone else, with a touch more harmonic juice and range.
saxylarry26 2 months ago
@ phlmusic815 you should read my follow up.comment before you say something ignorant
sandm827 2 months ago
I heard this and got hard... But seriously, there are only a handful of people that can attempt to play that now. Love it!!
549heydrew 2 months ago
Unbelievable...
tomsax1 2 months ago
Unparalleled...
Soulive25 3 months ago
So Obviously Manhattan school Students in the backround, with their "ah Ah ya man,OH ya." No discrediting the awesomeness of the playing but. Reminds me of College.
sandm827 3 months ago
@sandm827 Why? Isn't music meant to be a communication between audience and performer? Would you expect to hear different if bird was on the bandstand on 52nd street in the 40's? Maybe its just hipper to act cool and reserved when you are moved by something...
hermease 2 months ago
@hermease You got me all wrong there wasnt any negative connotation in my statement. Im probably one of the most annoying people to go see a show with because I am so moved and expressive> I bootlegged a bunch of shows when I Lived in NYC during my college days at Manhattan school. Listening back I wish I would have shut up so I could hear the recordings better, LOL. I totally believe in expression whether it be musically physically or emotionally, you read me wrong brother
sandm827 2 months ago
@sandm827 No harm no foul sandman. Obviously we both like good music! My apologies if i misunderstood you.
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@sandm827 just because people react to music that is meant to portray expressions and emotions, doesn't mean it's just the 'college environment'. People should be free to participate in the beauty that many are trying to achieve because that also fuels the musician to play more with his surroundings. I hope my comment reminds you of your lack of respect for this music instead.
phlmusic815 2 months ago
was guna jerk off but then i put this on...
JamesCornelisonMusic 4 months ago
@JamesCornelisonMusic ....then you jerked off harder? ;)
tjc197 3 months ago
the 10 people are Harry Potter fan
mcricedm 4 months ago
Shocking and fantastic - a thousand stars
sirtubbyhayes 4 months ago
This is almost more of a classic than the beatles
godzilladacrazykilla 5 months ago 3
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NOISE!! If you want to hear saxophone playing come to buffalo!
lcheeley 7 months ago
OMG, I feel like a loser. I've never heard of him, but I guess that's why you've never heard of me.
saxesrus 7 months ago
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Not again!....I need new underwear.
sc06yl 7 months ago
simply the best
BriansThing 7 months ago 4
He is so ridiculously good that I have to laugh :D
NikolasK88 8 months ago 7
I think every practice exercise is in this solo...WOW.
mariesalas 8 months ago 2
this is like the equivalent of brad melhdau playing solo piano, just pure genius and mastery that so few are blessed with
sonnystitt123 8 months ago 9
only reason why people disliked this is because it short
12345678910aaronable 8 months ago 3
the Best and the Beautiful
Lolderdebolder 8 months ago
i guess you have to play to appreciate this fully....
OblivianArchAngel 8 months ago
I am in love with this sound!!!!!
who are the 9 people who dislike this and what is wrong with them?!
Were they horribly abused as children, beaten when a beautiful sound entered their lives or something?
kathwoodstock 9 months ago
I am in love with this sound!!!!!
kathwoodstock 9 months ago
like emotional fireworks
HCL991 9 months ago
btw... here's a full recording of this. sound quality doesn't seem as good, but it has the ending. .w.w.w.youtube.com/watch?v=QHYR18AJeZQ&feature=related
MarksSax 10 months ago
When i started watching I was surprised by how still he was playing the sax, I came to realize that yes, it was a photo.
luckyd0m 10 months ago 15
@luckyd0m heheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheehheheheheheheeh
drsantoss 9 months ago
@luckyd0m You're my hero.
tjc197 3 months ago
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BAMeynig 10 months ago
I just ejaculated at 07:45
SaxyManny 10 months ago 3
Im a 21 year old guiar player, and Im going to give learning this a shot, not sure how far I'll get with it, I've already learnt about 1:30 of the peice (been working on it for 4 - 5 months) along with other Uni work. I'd love to have it down by the end of the year. As for Chris Potter, AMAZING. Learning just makes you realise how truly incredible what he's doing is, and all the little intricacies. However, at the same time its very listenable for those who know very little about music. Great!
jesser101090 11 months ago
@jesser101090 Haha good luck mate. There was a dude who posted on here a while back who had transcribed it. You could check that out if it would help
spongey222 11 months ago
GAAAAAAAAAAH
tch41ms 11 months ago
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I feel like throwing my horn on the river...
connlito 11 months ago
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connlito 11 months ago
I think Chris should check out the changes more... ... ... (I suppose I won't risk textually based sarcasm lol)
saxoman1 11 months ago
@saxoman1 r u serious, or are you jk ing?
jazzmasta92 11 months ago
@jazzmasta92 I can't tell if your attempting to troll or not (after all, I did specify that I was being sarcastic because of the generally poor "sarcastic" expressive power of written text lol)
saxoman1 11 months ago
4:26 Whatever piece that's from, I want to play it.
Vitruvian42 11 months ago
9 people pressed the wrong button.
tangneyk 11 months ago
the shear amount of ideas he has is insane, even before you start to look at the perfection of his execution. maybe in ten years I'll understand?
seasidefunk 11 months ago
Puta q PariU!
darkcannibal 11 months ago
5:48 made me scream
nolometangere 11 months ago
*Wants to see what this sheet music looks like*
PeaceOutDinos 1 year ago
@PeaceOutDinos ...there's not really sheet music, its jazz....
glassbreaker5791 1 year ago 2
@PeaceOutDinos bendohertyjazz . c0m/donate.html
I know, I'm a hero.
christophejamesbrown 1 year ago 3
@PeaceOutDinos there's a transcription of this floating around the internet...just google Chris Potter All the things you are.
MarksSax 10 months ago
Beautiful. Fuck that this is groundbreaking. Glad somebody's keepin' the tradition alive. Also glad it ain't me, cuz I'd be broke.
zavcaptain 1 year ago 2
I could use a fresh pair of underpants right now.
joeyo321 1 year ago 4
@joeyo321 classy
jabobok786 1 year ago
bedlam is clearly 14-15 yrs old. this guy supplanted trane, parker, gordon, redman and any other blower you can think of.....years ago! on his disk 'gratitude' , he honored all the early greats by playing tunes in thier styles, but he is sooo advanced there is just no comparison. (check what downbeat says about potter). dave holland has only the very best players in his band, and potter is always first call. he be the cats pajamas! saw him recently in austin...ooowww!!! we're hardly worthy!
bluelouise13 1 year ago
@bluelouise13 Okay, seriously, are you actually debating over whether Trane, Brecker or Potter is "the best"? These guys are clearly masters of the saxophone - there comes a point where you can't simply take a measure of "good"ness. They are all entirely different players, with a billion arguments for why each one is the best, but they are all DIFFERENT PEOPLE, not just better/worse versions of the same sax player. They can't just be categorised by some linear rating of "how good" they are.
MattiusCN 11 months ago 6
@MattiusCN
This man speaks the truth
joeyo321 11 months ago
It makes no sense to debate how great or not the guy is. He can play, no doubt. I will tell you...I would hate be try and "make it" in the jazz world today, especially if you are sax player. This guy is a great player, but he will never be Trane or even Michael Brecker. Nor should he be, nor does he have to be. But people will continue to put him down because of what he isn't, rather then celebrate what he is: a great player but not a Hall of Famer. Let's just thank God jazz is still around.
bedlam6666 1 year ago
8 DISLIKES?! Just goes to show people can't be honest with themselves...Although after 77,000 views, that's not too bad...
CTrane88 1 year ago
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Chris is so crazy good. I've play the sax for 37years but this is the shit :)
BIBSoft 1 year ago
Chris is so crazy good. I've play the sax for 37years and this is the shit :)
BIBSoft 1 year ago
I am soo tired of people who post comments after listening to something like this with a negative comment as if it were soulless academic over achievement such as the class clown comment. I, too, am a musician and have over the years heard this kind of BS from people who are insecure and always critique those who have what they know they can never have. Much in popular music reflects this perspective and derives from a society that rewards mediocrity; what I consider to be soulless and boring.
Lohanwarrior76 1 year ago
hahah damn im glad i dont play sax... id quit after listening to this
unclejunglebass 1 year ago 3
OMG i cant believe my ears, ive never heard anything this impressive!
jumblesaleguitar 1 year ago
Second coming of Trane!
MrSteviesax 1 year ago
AWWWWWWWWEsome! I discovered him off a Stealy Dan album
MrSteviesax 1 year ago
NASTY!!
th1nk21 1 year ago
can the guys in the front row shut up while I transcribe this!!
kohg85 1 year ago
@kohg85 Have you already transcribed it? I am planning to transcribe it myself, I am interested in analyzing/understanding his ideas in the solo. Would you mind to send me your transcription, if you have one? Please, send me a private message!
matoflash 1 year ago
Wow!!! Thanks for posting. Peace.
JazzCapacitor 1 year ago
Dude, with youtube's new extended time maximum, you should definitely re-upload the entire solo!
HendrixcommaMartin 1 year ago 2
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Holy shit. Holy. Shit.
utubegod35 1 year ago
Oh, hello practice room, Chris Potter sent me here.
SupahflyJazzguy 1 year ago 100
@SupahflyJazzguy lolololololololol
BAMeynig 10 months ago
Man ....if you need creative inspiration for practicing on a standard...Here you go.Potter takes risks and what great rewards.Just Listen without judging and you'll get it.
keepdiggin33 1 year ago
Play it again !
Thanks!
pompel2pilt 1 year ago
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
brunoraspanti2006 1 year ago
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Its not great at all. Didn't Give me goosebumps. Needs more energy. Hate me it's my opinion.
FunnyCorpNN 1 year ago
WHO DISLIKED THIS?!?!?!?
tenorsaxboy21 1 year ago 3
does anyone know where i can get the whole audio clip???
walsh93jazz 1 year ago
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walsh93jazz 1 year ago
who would dislike this video?? honestly... really?
incubus421421 1 year ago
@incubus421421 Best thing to ostentatiously contemplate about in a youtube comment.
YofterMofter 1 year ago
This guy doesnt come out in forstwire nor limewire ;[
Dangerteh2nd 1 year ago
Lul @ audience. "Hot mutha fucking shit gawd dayuuuum!"....Like, the whole time.
KrummyBear 1 year ago
i hear chris potter actually has a jackhammer for a tongue...
walsh93jazz 1 year ago 3
@walsh93jazz I loled
sicktired01 7 months ago
even when he is playing alone the changes can be heard
fafation 1 year ago
He totally raped that song . :( Sound pitchy and blasted.
Hazeleyedtaurus 1 year ago
@Hazeleyedtaurus maybe he wanted it to sound that way you racist son of a bitch
earlybirdjazz 1 year ago
Pure Genius!
ikema781 1 year ago
3:25 to 3:40 unbelievable genius
marredsun 1 year ago
Chris Potter just changed how I perceive sound.
marredsun 1 year ago 2
@marredsun I feel for ya.
YofterMofter 1 year ago
@YofterMofter What do you mean?
marredsun 1 year ago
How does Justin Bieber have 5000x as many views as this?!
God, I wish music appreciation were a mandatory part of education, or at least some sort of ear training, then geniuses like this would be the millionaires while generic pop stars like Katy Perry and Justin Bieber would be living in tiny NYC studios.
shepgthollywood 1 year ago 7
Lol, saxcrazy89. I'd be shouting and stroking my chin! =D
tjc197 1 year ago
4:19 to 4:44. oh my god...
shah2088 1 year ago
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this song was originally written by miles davis and its called bird of paradise
fastsotos 1 year ago
at some points the swing is so hard it almost has a hip hop feel to it. so great.
evangelionxgen 1 year ago 2
Sometimes when I watch these types of videos I comment and say "I wish I could play like this."
But man, I'm just glad that SOMEONE can play like this.
HendrixcommaMartin 1 year ago 65
@HendrixcommaMartin That's so well put, man! I've been thinking about it since I read it a few weeks ago.
SuperSax875 1 year ago
@HendrixcommaMartin very well said
godzilladacrazykilla 5 months ago
He gave a clinic at my school. =] It was pretty outstanding.
SRG9523 1 year ago
7:46-7:50
I came
ApatheticVegnagun 1 year ago 2
@ApatheticVegnagun lol it's orgasmic isn't it, eh?!?
ratiocinativeness 1 year ago
He is so amazing!!!! Go Chris Go!!!!
sterdog72 1 year ago
Good God....
Dietzhorn 1 year ago
Could use a little blade cowherd and rogers!
KrummyBear 1 year ago
First time I've heard this guy. Absolutely phenomenal.
Vitruvian42 1 year ago 3
no creo cómo una persona va a poder transcribir esa!!
IBetYouWillClick 1 year ago
eso es lo mejor versión de all the things you are en todo el mundo!
IBetYouWillClick 1 year ago
this is incredible!!!
thepeople1325 1 year ago
Imagine se ele se mexesse os dedos.....
Bobmesquita1 1 year ago
this is incredible !!
ThomasSchoefer 1 year ago 2
I saw Chris Potter play with Dave Holland at The Jazz Showcase here in Chicago tonight. I talked to him for a few minutes after his set, and when I mentioned this solo he laughed and said "I've never even heard it, I can't remember where or when I played it, I think it was for some clinic or something"......amazing he doesn't even remember something so monumental.
WHYNOTDV8 1 year ago 5
@WHYNOTDV8 haha. Ya man, you know he could play something exactly like this... exactly different that is, every day. He is very original, so I don't think one solo is going to stick in his mind that much.
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WHYNOTDV8 1 year ago
@victorvents
Not sure whether you're joking, but if not, you really need to get educated. I was Chris' roommate in college and am a professional saxophonist as well. What you are denigrating is nothing less than an epic performance. This is the state of the art. Please have a little respect for one of the giants of the music.
saxnova 1 year ago 8
great
EricDolphy2377 1 year ago
Impresionante!
choperudo 1 year ago
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This is not "All The Things You Are" - it's underwhelming whole tone nonsense. Way to butcher a classic!
victorvents 1 year ago
@victorvents hahah!
jcbawbag 1 year ago
I heard he had is tongue replaced with a tiny jackhammer
ahsax 1 year ago
is there a second part to this?
Musicnoteboy88 1 year ago
I heard somebody transcribed this. I want! Lol.
tjc197 1 year ago
@tjc197 - I did! google 'chris potter all the things transcription' and you can find it.
dohertyjazz 1 year ago
@tjc197 transcribe it yourself.
samglaser1 1 year ago
Chris Potter on Ryan Kisor's album "Power Source" is amazing, You should check it out.
kaseyWtrumpet 1 year ago
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i don't what everyone is thinking but this guy sounds like crap on this song
krazyboypimp 1 year ago
@krazyboypimp are u serious??
thebigshwany 1 year ago 2
Ridiculous.
bds9992 1 year ago 2
naaaaaaasty
saxmanmax 1 year ago
Best in a long long time.
Thanks.
pompel2pilt 1 year ago
what goes on this dudes head? i'm a sax player myself and holy shit. if i was as good as him, on a concoction drugs, and practiced during my entire excistance i could never come up with the stuff that he does
scrillanilla 1 year ago
@scrillanilla That's because you'd be spending your whole time practicing instead of listening and doing drugs which is stupid. =D
tjc197 1 year ago
Does anyone know when this recording was done? Who did this recording? Who owns it? I want to use it in a thesis I'm writing. N
nickbowd 1 year ago
@nickbowd these are obviously questions you just need to ask the user who uploaded this video. just from the video's description you can see he did the recording at a masterclass
benfoldsfan 1 year ago
Man this is awesome. Sure wish you had the video of this too. Whatever, thanks for posting it.
kingpleasure 1 year ago
all this is AMAZING! and what amazes me the most is that he does all of this without a rythm section!!!
futureNFL2 1 year ago
wow
junka22 2 years ago
i like that
trumpsaxbob 2 years ago
simply killin
greg7486 2 years ago
Shut up and enjoy the music?!?!?!? What are they supposed to do sit there and stroke their chins the whole time? Expressing your enjoyment for his music is not a crime.
saxcrazy89 2 years ago 44
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it's really distracting. people don't go ooh and aah when someone does something impressive at a classical concert. so why is it different with jazz? people should be more respectful and show their appreciation while the musician isn't playing imo
cursestar 2 years ago
Dude, we jazz musicians thrive and play off of the people we are surrounded with. It's jazz man. That's all the explanation needed.
genesis344 2 years ago 5
oh well thank you for the clarification
cursestar 2 years ago
Cause in Jazz, it happens in the moment.
In Classical music everything has happened before
Jour0n 2 years ago
@saxcrazy89 Lol, stroke chins... Actually, I would probably stroke my chin and shout at the same time! =D Lol.
tjc197 1 year ago
For all those interested in seeing this solo on paper I did the transcription of this. It's not perfect by any means but it's pretty damn close. You can find it by googling 'chris potter all the things transcription'. It's the first link.
dohertyjazz 2 years ago 7
THANK YOU! :D
yahbitchyah777 2 years ago
thanks a lot for this man, I've spent many hours trying to work out how he comes up with this stuff! :)
DomPusey 2 years ago
nice work, but:
everyone who is able to play this, is learning it quicker with fingering it out himself. I mean:
When I transcribe ONE SINGLE LICK by myself, it is easier for me to play it, instead of reading the notes.
Nevermind: Nice Work
Jour0n 2 years ago
Well done
Mario from Canada
Saxobari 2 years ago
wish that all the sax players at these master classes and concerts would shut up and enjoy the music instead of oooing and ahhing every 2 seconds.
aaron1433 2 years ago
yeah, it's seriously annoying....
cursestar 2 years ago
i wish all jive people would stop worrying about people enjoying music. How long is the stick up your ass?
msailors 2 years ago 29
My sax teacher told me that somebody transcribed.
tjc197 2 years ago
You're joking...
yahbitchyah777 2 years ago
I transcribed it! send me a message and I'll send you the link. I'm curious, who is your sax teacher?
dohertyjazz 2 years ago
Mike Brignola.
tjc197 2 years ago
Sweet! Thank you so much! I got it from your post on Google. God bless you!
yahbitchyah777 2 years ago
His name is Miguel Alvarado. Monster player.
yahbitchyah777 2 years ago
Oh my god. This is freakin awesome! especially last few minutes...
thanks for posting
HCL991 2 years ago
The last couple minutes he sounds like Charlie Parker, but on tenor.
mdb205 2 years ago 2