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Brad Mehldau Trio - Knives Out

Jazz Festival Vitoria-Gasteiz 2006 Brad Mehldau - piano Larry Grenadier - bass Jeff Ballard - drums  
 
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ruist79 (20 hours ago) Show Hide
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Feel free to use your brain...no really...if you can!
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5:17 +
Ducksayquack8 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Beauty
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Meldau is a genius. been fillin my head with BIll Evans' Discography but Brad is steadly becoming my favorite player. love his new takes on popcutlure. really taking jazz to a new place with that nostalgic trio feel
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Feel free to use your hi-hat Jeff.
No really....any time.
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@brufe 1:56
oli90 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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hahah tangent? You mean solo...? You gotta start listening to more jazz in order to appreciate it, its actually a great solo.
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shanberg1 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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he didn't ruin anything; you clearly know nothing about jazz. "freestyle jazz"? what are you talking about? it's called a solo. 20 bucks says this comment will be spam by the end of this month
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@aSadSon I gotta say that's kind of the point of Jazz...if it was just a cover it wouldn't be as remarkable of a piece as this is. The point is anyone can recreate a song, but what you do with the basic framework is what makes it art.

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