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Did that opening say 'explosive doujin action'??? I smell a bad translation, lol

As silly and comical as this seems....the amount of musicianship involved is phenomenal. Just his vocal range makes him a god among men, let alone how he outlines the harmonies when the audience is singing...

Truly a living legend.

@clarke88chris Unfortunately some people don't understand that clapping 2 against a latin rhythm like this goes against clave and upsets the balance

Nice to see all those years of chopping wood in vegas havn't dulled George's razor sharp edge :D

@royky2 Depends on your interpretation of improvising. In a jazz context there have been plenty of skilled singers who can improvise and have set the bar very high, so simply being able to scat over a set of changes doesn't impress me that much any more. What impressed me with Bobby is that he's ...

LoL @ the guy with the cheeky grin at the end

@narfanoid Ack, I'm getting posts crossed. I keep thinking I'm replying to that Chris fella. I think you and I are of like minds, heh.

Holy crap, is that Herbie Hancock on piano!?!? yet again two masters get together to create a masterpiece

Anyone else out there catch the Nat King Cole impression at 3:15? LOL. Braught a tear to my eye and a smile to my face.

@iPR0SH0T It really depends on what you are listening for in a solo to be honest. For me, the trumpet solo had a much deeper harmonic language then any of the other solos, so that turned me 'on' much more to the tune. Kudos to Steevie for stepping out of his comfort zone and trying something new ...

@BJrok Somewhat impossible to tell really. Bobby and Chick have been working together for years though, so if anything was up I'm sure it was just a passing mood. Regardless they still produced beautiful music.

and, WHAT? how can people not like the original voice actors for Ed / Al??? Their character portrayal was the main pull of FMA for me (not to say it didn't have a superb plot, art style, animation etc..) The way the brothers interacted with everyone kept me glued even through the slower paced mom...

Ho-ly Cr-ap....This is what happens when two masters get together? makes me want to practice....

@mitjazz

Let's not get sucked into another 'real jazz' debate. It's been done. People got angry. Babies, prams, bathtubs and sinks were verbally thrown. I'm sure (and indeed hope) if Botti / Hargrove get together and play each others' music they will respect each other as musicians, just as Step...

In order to over-simplify things, I think of the Afro-Cuban tradition as being latin with a jazz fusion, and in this video I listen to it as big-band jazz with a latin fusion. The elements each musician has chosen to use are different, because of a cultural difference. Both, however, share a love...

@X4ChicaLowkes916

Because there are literally hundreds of thousands of children out there, real prodigies who don't get the recognition this kid has gotten with a fraction of the ability the prodigies have. Accomplishment is not dressing flashy, or wiggling on stage while playing a half dozen mi...

@BobbyRice2

I can't see this as anything other then taking the piss. I'm all for a bit of humor in order to make a review more interesting but he throws out the reviewing part in order to get a laugh out of what could potentially be an interesting game if you are into sims. There is a reason why...

Dizzy looks SO YOUNG! he's like a fresh jazzer on his first gig....at least until he connects his horn to his chops. Then his playing reminds me he was one of the most accomplished trumpet players of all time. Thanks for sharing this!

@domebatero Four brains, the fingers of a devil, reflexes of a god and the soul of a musician. Viva Camilo!

I swear, rather then being traditionally animated this has been 3d rendered