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I appriciate your postd I'd like to learn more about jazz😊

The music speaks for itself!

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Hard Bop: Can you overstate the power it holds? I don't know

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Excellent presentation, thank you ! Bill P.

omg what is this video... ❤

Nice!

There were "Hard Bop" numbers that used previously conceived chord progressions. "Juice Lucy" was Charlie Parker's "Confirmation" with a funkier melody.

Hard Bop is for me a 63 yr old jazz pianist composer whose definitely paid some dues so for me "Hard Bop" is just one categorization too many. It's just what jazz musicians do. I notice you use Witch Hunt by Wayne Shorter in your introduction. Well on that same 1964 album Speak No Evil are Infant Eyes and Wildflower. If you were to go through and collect all such similar harmonically advanced innovative pieces from him. Like Iris, Teru, Fall, Nefertiti, and really learn all those Waltzes and ballads it might make my argument for me . Another point is that it's hard to understand exactly what a transitional moment the early to mid 60s was. Because the degree of change innovation and vocabulary expansion was impossible to keep up with for both the artists and listeners. Any contemporary player worth his salt would acknowledge how hard it is to get past 1965. If you look at who was on tour in those early black and white 60s..that alone would should blow your mind. Bill Evans trio, Dexter in Europe, Monk on tour in Europe with Phill Woods, Johnny Griffin, Miles Davis's 2nd Quintet, Charles Mingus, Art Blakey, Chet Baker, the Modern Jazz Quartet, the Bossa Nova impact with Getz via Jobim really the list is endless so not too mention Ornette Coleman. So from 1949 to Giant Steps 11 yrs that's barely enough time for a player to internalize the harmonic innovations and practices of Be Bop then in barley the blink of another 10yrs you're dealing with the Avant Garde. People simply don't understand all that radically transformed in less than 20 yrs. So this category Hard Bop hmm Ellington said if you can't swing easy you can't swing hard. I mean a great Cool left coaster like Zoot would more than hold his own in a hard Bop session and vica versa .

Bro, the more i listen the more it gets me!!

Great!!

Hard Bop, Avant-garde, Free Jazz, and Fusion are my favorites

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can you do soul jazz next?

This is great work love the music. Would you happen to have a comission rn?

This is pretty good. Keep composing my guy. Guys like me who don't have time to compose as much as we'd like to love and appreciate listening to other people making it happen. Also, I love the jazz influence. This is a great way to introduce jazz into VGM.

Thank you so much!

really well made, but a part of me wishes that you would've elaborated more on "hard bop's" innovations on the bebop style. one of those examples that couldve been mentioned was the furthering of contrafacts. The presence of rhythm changes and other contrafacts is something that's a really important point to elaborate on, especially post 50s versions of these contrafacts. Also mentioning how key players evolved over the course of this era with playing examples wouldve made things really captivating.

That witch hunt smacked me right in the face like I like it.. sign of the start of a great video 💯

very beautiful composition! sounds like a hero's humble beginnings 😊

Keep up

Very good. Breath noises are a little loud at the beginning (good speakers only). Probably YT DRC messing with the dynamics.

Excellent stuff Regi!

great sound

Excellent. I've been listening to a lot of Hard Bop lately and it great to deepen my understanding of the music, as a non-musian.

I’d never even heard the term hard bop until about a week ago yet most of the jazz I’ve been listening to and liking the most falls into this category, but it’s good to know what to look for in future, thanks

Hard Bop FTW!

A bit more about the improv would be cool. Difference between it and be-bop, for example. You only touched on it.

Hard bop and West Coast Jazz love 50’s Jazz

This has to be one of my favourite video essays on youtube.

Great video. Thank you.

Danke!!! Great!!!!

00:46, lmao

Rewarching to stay inspired while disabled and unable to play my bass. More on jazz, just like this, please !!

High pass the background music!

Absolutely fantastic!

A truly good composition

Superb

Pleaseeee make more!!

oh, so it's the hard bop that I like.. thanks for sharing the knowledge. 👍

Great video! I dont see Wayne Shorters music as hard bop though, thats just something else.

Lovely video. Thank you for sharing <3

Interesting and informative. What makes this a great thesis is the clarity with which you described and illustrated the departures from bebop including more solid rhythm section grooves (like so many of the ostinato left hand piano figures heard here), arrangement and compositional strategies, and improvised line styles. Thanks, I enjoyed learning from this and feel inspired to delve deeper into the artists you mentioned.

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I just increased my jazz education significantly - well done. I dismissed jazz, most of my life, as incomprehensible pseudo-music...through my studies, however, I have begun to appreciate the thoughtful complexity of this genre.

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Bro you started an essay about hard bop with probably one of the most iconic post bop tunes lol . Great video by the way.

Oh dear, this is excellent. So many insights and clarifications. Couldn't thank you more.