[dohertyjazz]

part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zQ8IrqOUwo
part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kesAiDrbrnc
part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODEZg43DrkM

I hope you have spare pants nearby - you will need them. Consider yourself warned.

 

[Seasax]

fantastic,
thanks for posting that

 

[trinitron]

Killing! how does Garzone get the sound he's getting in the 4:40's? Also, why is Lieb's mic setup different from everyone else's i assume one is for soprano, but what's the one by the left hand palm key's? Is it for capturing the high end?

 

[OOlufoks]

Awesome playing by everyone. But I do not like the way Trane's solo was made into an arrangement. Wynton did the same thing on the LJO take on a Love Supreme, and I didn't like that one either.

 

[SaxyAcoustician]

I hope you have spare pants nearby - you will need them. Consider yourself warned.

Your warning didn't do crap! How about 4 pairs of pants? Nono, make that 5. Geoffrey Keezer's solo was out of this world too! :yikes!:

Man, that's jazz, jazz at its very best. Four very distinct voices on the same instrument. Just shows how different we all are and how jazz welcomes and embraces that fact of life.

Thanks for the links. Man, couldn't stop watching.

 

[docformat]

Holy cow! If I was there I think I would have fainted.

 

[Swampcabbage]

There's a moment in Jack's solo (6:03 to 6:04) where he looks like he's channeling Elvin (living at the time, so I don't know how he did that; astral projection?).

The extra mic is for announcing.

GG's solo at 4:40 is "sheets of sound" style.

 

[Nobby Keys]

Wow indeed.

You've got to be some sort of a player to say "Yeh Mike you go first and we'll follow you"!

 

[Sebastian]

oh man. oh man. I just pooed myself. How old is Redman here?

 

[dohertyjazz]

I believe this is from 1997 - so he'd be about 28.

 

[OOlufoks]

I know most were entralled by the saxophonists, but did anyone notice that the tune started with Dave Holland on Bass, and ended with Christian McBride? On maybe they had two bassists going at the same time.

 

[Bunny Stewart]

they switch during Brecker's solo, you can hear the bass drop out for a bit, then when McBride comes in the level's a little lower

 

[heath]

These were great clips. I kind of thought Redman might be out of place, but I liked his and Garzone's solos the best out of all them. I've always said if you put Redman as a sideman and take the pressure of being the leader off him he'll blow you away.

Garzone though is a volcano. That guy is probably the most intense saxophonist living today.

 

[SaxyAcoustician]

Garzone though is a volcano. That guy is probably the most intense saxophonist living today.

Personally I felt Garzone's solo was the most interesting of the bunch, probably because I haven't heard him as much as the other three cats.

 

[heath]

Garzone is very much an outside player. The public at large isn't ready for someone like him and probably never will.