Lee Ritenour with Brian Bromberg Stolen Moments

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Uploaded by on Sep 30, 2007

Live from Coconuts Glove 1990
Nice Slow Jazz. Written by Oliver Nelson.
Guitar:Lee Ritenour
Bass:Brian Bromberg
Drums:Harvey Mason
Piano:Alan Broadbent
Saxophone:Ernie Watts

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  • Superb peformance. Many, many thanks for posting. I've listened to the studio recording since its release in 1990. I was not aware that there was any video footage of the group playing live. It's absolutely fantastic to be able to put the images and sound together. The "Stolen Monemts" album remains a firm favourite of mine and for anyone interested in my point of view, includes a spellbinding version of "Hanted Heart" (as well as an introduction, for me, to the pianist Alan Broadbent).

  • I didn't know Jeff Foxworthy played the piano.

  • what wankers

  • Sounds fine, but note that in the sax solo, the images are of the any others musicians. What a crap of editing work. Obviously Ritenour signs the checks, not Watts.

  • how did they get so cool, and where did the piano player get those harmonies?

    hey captain fingers! see you in seattle at jazz alley with dave grusin!

  • I'm usually not a fan of Lee but I like his version of this piece. I hate Smooth Jazz but this piece has passion unlike most Smooth Jazz, which is not really Jazz at all...if you follow and respect the ever changing tradition. I just think the tradition goes wrong if the solos are all paint by number. This is slick but not drippy.

  • Melts my heart! Give thanks more love! BEST!

  • @crepescule THE most underrated sax player in the last 40 years, period

  • That did a great job playing this tune slowly like this, and still keeping it alive. All the players are so in the pocket, they could probably keep this thing alive at half or double the speed.

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