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Michael Brecker - Oleo - 1983

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Uploaded by on Apr 5, 2006

'Jazz at the Gateway' Edinburgh
This solo is transcribed at www.michaelbreckerliverecordings.com

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  • Who are the 19 tragically hip porch squirrels who disliked this video?

  • How can you possibly play better than this?!!! Probably the greatest straight ahead player ever...

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  • @whatsyourstory1 I pity people like you who bow down to jackasses like Kenny G and have the audacity call him better than Michael Brecker....

  • What's great is that NHOP doesn't strain at all in spite of his transcendent technique.

  • staggering!

    

  • Not a Brecker fan but you got to give the guy some credit: uber ace solo.

  • @GeoCoppens that's the 80s jazz for you (as a general trend); I dislike it, as with the replacement of grand pianos with electric pianos in Big bands.

    -However, I think that NHOP is doing a good job in following brecker, listen to his rollins stuff and maybe you'll like him better - I don't like the piano comping though...

  • @GeoCoppens that's the 80s jazz for you (as a general trend); I dislike it, as with the replacement of grand pianos with electric pianos in Big bands.

    -However, I think that NHOP is doing a good job in following brecker, listen to his rollins stuff and maybe you'll like him better

  • I hate those people who set the bar...and everyone else feels like the midget who knows that there's no way in hell that they're getting over that bar.

  • Being a virtuoso means NOTHING in itself! In the years of this recording bass amplifiers made the bass sound ugly and were set too loud! Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen was not an influential bassist. His playing is derived from Scott LaFaro and/or Gary Peacock. The "music" here is vacuous.

  • How boring! Awfull bass sound and lines.

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