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I'll never forget the feeling of seeing them the first time. Outdoors, at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, sitting on the grass. The music was so powerfully beyond my grasp that I felt how an insect must feel, when a human 6,000 times its size brushes past without crushing it.

Boogie Woogie Waltz Karen Hall Cultural Dance

The tone is fake and this means death to the faker!

saw them perform many times in Loa Angeles. they blew me away! while tending bar in a jazz club in LA,Wayne came in,sat at the bar and ordered a"jack and coke"(jack daniels whisky). I told his money was no good here. he ordered another later, and when he left, he thanked me and left me 5 bucks. "Thanks for the memories"

This used to be TV in the UK. Now its eejits baking cakes.

Joe used two or three Prophet 5 synths. Owning one myself I can see why he chose to use them, because they sound like and blend remarkably well with horns.

I saw this documentary first time out and rushed to by Domino Theory the next day. It remains one of my all time favourite albums. Two great friends and two great musicians.

Thank you so much for posting this doc.

1.47 That was a weird looking girlfriend! Unless he was dating a spider or something...

Miss you Miles

OK great so god gave him songs for free and all he had to do was turn off thought turn off the monkey brain. Hey thats a pretty good instruction for what I would consider the highest form of meditatio. And all you have to do to avoid activating thought is to avoid activating memory-- remain spontaneous and improvise.

"Miles Davis you are a complete artist!" To a British audience it's a joke - like you think he is going to say complete arsehole! Americans would miss that...

I knew JP personally. Sucks to be a bass player in Broward Cty

Birdland..... 🐦

Have to admit Joe cheated at 26:30 😄 that ARP Quadra arpeggiator was killer. Had to sell mine back in the mid-eighties to pay the rent 🤨

"Yacko"? Effing Limey.

I too was hypnotized when I first saw them, way back in 1975. Brilliant musicians!

Brilliant musicians! Thank you!

Thats not jaco in this last clip ? and it doesant look like Alphonso Johnson ? If i remember corectly jaco joined during Blackmarket ? which was 85 or 86 ? Hey but its all fantastic they were and still are cutting edge players all of them

not a single mention of Airto Moriera, Alex Acuna or Miroslav Vitous 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

This was such an informative and entertaining documentary. Wayne Shorter passed away yesterday, so it was tearful at times. I saw Weather Report in the 70s. I will never forget it.

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Love the hair

You can tell that the over-dubber is super talented - it takes a great musician to play so comically bad. When Clapton demonstrates vibrato XD genius

Thx for posting

Since High School, I have been, and will always love the music 🎶 of WEATHER REPORT!🔥🔥🔥🔥

i love miles' music but he was a bitch to women

still the best intro to a show

Zawinul grow up in the 3rd district of Vienna in the worker´s quarter of that district named "Erdberg" and not in the Vienna woods. He just had family in the Vienna woods from his mother´s side in a small village not that far from Vienna named "Oberkirchbach" = "Grandparents" who he obviously visited on a regular basis, but he didn´t "grow up" there but at his parent´s home in Vienna. He even went in Primary School and then in an academic Highschool in Erdberg as well before he got the scholarship for the Vienna Konservatorium for music art.

At about 20:10, there's an edit. Did somebody actually edit out the Jaco part of this documentary?!

Fat smelly trumpet guy

Jaco was the Heavy Weather's co-productor ... Only .

Holland was so young here. Many would not have risked interviewing somebody with Miles's reputation so although it's somewhat cautious, he had the balls to do it! MD was such an incredible talent. Always reinventing ,yet always Miles.

I remember seeing this on The Tube back in the 80's. The Tube was recorded in a Newcastle TV studio so I guess they didn't need to go far. Some of BB's performances here are. To me, they're some of his very best including unforgettable versions of The Thrill Is Gone and Don't Answer The Door with that colossal vocal performance. Whenever BB is talked about they always focus on his amazing guitar playing but his vocal performances were equally outstanding. He was as good a singer as he was a guitarist. The band here are incredibly tight and the arrangements are dynamically captivating. Bass player Russell Jackson deserves a mention too. Just before this video cuts on Better Not Look Down, BB gives him the stage to deliver the most awesome bass solo. The playing and that woody tone are to die for as seen here - ruclips.net/video/13Ze4sRnE3k/видео.html

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As a Person coming from listening to Big Band sounds on the AM Radio in the 50's, then gravitating to Rock & Roll in my early teen age years as did most of my peers, I was introduced by a friend in high school to the sound of real jazz and this kind of music changed my musical life forever! I was very fortunate to have been influenced by all these sounds back then because as I became a young adult, I had, with all my experience, developed a strong foundation in order to hear and appreciate my very first experience hearing Jazz Fusion for the very first time and this sound was from Weather Report which I started to listen to in the late 70's and it became my favorite Jazz Band! I'm now 78 years old and I am Blessed with a fabulous collection of more than 400 great CD's of all my favorite music! I feel sorry for the young teens growing up in todays world of what I consider to be Musical Noise or the De-Evolution of Music, which makes me feel very sad! Enough said!

Jules: How do you like to play the trumpet? Miles: From the rear.

I love Joe. Will always love Joe but many of his synth patches sounded really bad and even out of tune.

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I was at that concert at Hammersmith in 1983.

It may have been joe and wayne's band, but jaco gave weather report its heart....they did him dirty....the tallest plant that stands out, always get cut down the fastest...

Alas I never saw Weather Report but I did see Weather Update at the Catalina Bar & Grill in Hollywood and in 2005 the Zawinul Syndicate at the Detroit Jazz Festival.

So wonderful seeing a young Wayne. Never realized he sounds unique but a combination of Prez, Warne Warsh and Trane. That said- pathetic not to make special note of Jaco. Maybe Joe refused.

Jaco was a genius - nobody will ever come close. His tone, sense of rhythm and his sense of space - when to play and when to be silent, mark him out as one of the great musicians. He was essential to Weather Report. I agree that the passing mention of Jaco makes this programme seem ludicrous in retrospect. Its like talking about Brazilian Football and not mentioning Pele. At the time I bought the album with Omar but it does not stand the test of time like Heavy Weather or Black Market or 8:30. I am amazed and surprised that Zawinul and Joni Mitchell can be so dismissive of Jaco. He added so much to their art. I can only think that he must have been difficult and the drugs and alcohol did not sit well with his bi-polar disorder. Pete Erskine talks about him lovingly though. What a tragic end for the greatest bass player ever.

Ummm re 23:10, the only member of the band who revolutionised an instrument was Jaco, much love to wayne and Joe but come on (come over)

TL:DR 44:02

one helluva drum freak-out at 26:54

I went out and bought Tutu shortly after watching this interview. Great album, it's almost Jimmy Jam/Terry Lewis meets Gil Evans.

ruclips.net/video/lE3SqAzgfQE/видео.html my small tribute to these absolute and immortal geniuses

Great!