Miles Davis - Wayne Shorter - Herbie Hancock - Ron Carter -

Miles Davis - Wayne Shorter - Herbie Hancock - Ron Carter - Tony Williams - 1967
movie 4

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jazz
• Miles
• Davis
• Wayne
• Shorter
• Herbie
• Hancock
• Ron
• Carter
• Tony
• Williams
• 1967

[1Drummer88]

WoW ... actually the drums leave me speechless .... this guy is a genius no doubt ... in this case its really the truth, because this shit is so complex i would shit my pants trying to play the first note :D

[janmorez]

stop nagging about which style it is, it's great music.

[seerskater]

@goldensleeves i dunno, i think its just a tic he does that all the time in his other videos

[BrxSmith]

@1Drummer88

and he's 21 years old here (and looks younger)! 

[zerekx]

Anyone who thinks TW couldn't swing should be shot!

[angelddaz]

@goldensleeves Maybe he heard pitch issues and told his group to listen harder? That's my guess.

[lathekin1]

fantastic performance from everyone, but a bit frustrating for us drummers who want to see Tony! After all, we know what a horn player looks like, but we need to see the guy playing the most demanding instrument of all.

[pharcelle1]

I beg to differ' this sounds more like an 'Exercise of, 'This is what we can do with these instruments'. I mean just take a look at the listeners, Because they were great 'musicians, doesn't mean they always played great music ! If you were playing this crap everytime I came to your house I would have to be worried about you! The real Joy for me is just seeing musicians like Miles Hancock & Shorter in Motion..Not though to hear the crap they were spilling out to satisfy these morbid audiences.

[bjroberts65]

This is REAL music by REAL musicians!!!

[tedg1athome]

That there is a discussion attempting to classify their style points to the fact that they created a new, original, unique and unclassifiable style. The videos from this era are truly historic. You are witnessing a major shift in the direction of jazz. Where they evolved to in Miles' electric era is simple astounding - "Bitches Brew" is testament to that! They were definitely pushing beyond the standard forms into new territory that still has powerful influences today.

[goldensleeves]

Why does Miles Davis push on that spot in front of his ear after he plays like at 1:40