Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers, San Remo Jazz Festival, Italia, March 23rd, 1963 (colorized)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Introduction by Adriana Serra 00:34
Children of the night 03:08
Skylark 15:17
In the wee small hours of the morning 23:40
That old feeling 29:14
I didn't what time it was 36:31
Mosaic 43:54
The band:
Art Blakey (drums), Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Wayne Shorter ( tenor sax), Cedar Walton (piano), Curtis Fuller (trombone), Reggie Workman (bass).
I did my best to keep the quality as good as possible, but the B/W source was an average VHS.
an excellent concert which gives us the opportunity to appreciate (among others) together the young Wayne Shorter and Freddie Hubbard
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hi Ron! ❤
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No solo for Reggie ?
Hi Ron from korea
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My Dad played with Freddie Hubbard in San Francisco one night on Broadway. The next night, Freddie came over our house for dinner. I was only about 12 at the time. My Dad, who also played trumpet, and taught myself, asked I come out in the living-room, and play a song for Freddie. So..I did. Freddie shook my hand, and said, "hey, this kid has some chops". I will never forget it. Needless to say, I later quit playing the trumpet. When I was about 20 years old. Although, I never stopped loving jazz.
Great story. Good for you man. I enjoyed reading it. Cheers. (Viva la JAZZ!)
Nice fable having been spun, the quitter quit before he had started with his imaginary chops of an "Anancy Story"
Wah'ow!❤
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Its nothing to be envious about. Freddie was humble and just an average dude. Who played a hell ova horn. It isn't my fame. It was his 😆
@wyndhl8309 what an oddball response to such a great story... 🫣
You gotta pick that trumpet back up
One of the best jazz bands ever assembled thank you for sharing
Compared to other music forms, Jazz was light years ahead.
It's just so amazing to see this Art Blakey group play Mosaic live. The intensity is incredible!
I was fortunate enough to see him perform a few times in the 1980's in NYC. Every concert set was a drum lesson!
The late great wanye shorter on tenor saxophone 🎷 rest in peace wanye.
What a fabulous line up , one of the best bands ever !
For me they were the best - Hard Bop - outfit, ever! My favourite slide-bone Curtis Fuller in top form, as are the others. And then we have Art Blakey pushing his men into a frenzy of just great Jazz. Saw TJM twice in small, live broadcasted, gigs. And the first time in a concert in 1959 with Lee Morgan. This unforgettable music changed my perception of Jazz forever. Magic stuff folks. So get into the swing of things and Dig. G’day & Cheers!
LOL. Did you see Satch's Hot Five in 1923 too? Of course, you are decidedly incorrect about which hard bop unit was the best. Clearly, that was the 1960-61 band with Shorter, Morgan, Timmons and Merritt. However, the band with Golson and Morgan in the front line is a close second.
@@steverickenbacher7110 Here we go again Stevie. It all comes down to what one prefers. I saw in the late 50’s Art, Morgan, Golson, Timmons and the following year with Morgan, Shorter, Walter Davis jr. Btw which time(s) did you see “The Messengers”. Just one tip Steve be nice and - don’t get out if hand - because you’ll be barred again. Comments are what people like/perceive etc, and not dissecting/denigrating one’s tastes. In the meantime be well, G’day & Cheers!
@@ronaldunkel2681 Just one tip for you. I am of a much younger pedigree than you, but am fairly confident that I can put my knowledge of jazz up against anyone's. I am well-educated and in need of no tips, especially from you. Fwiw, I was not banned before. Here we don't go again, Uncle Ronnie. I am just amused by your constant over the top hyperbole appearing in every jazz channel you choose to insert it, and feel that it is my duty to call it out because it dilutes the music which I love. I will say that you are just like many music fans that I observe around the 'net. When everything is awesome, nothing is awesome. Remember that. Obviously this band and this music are great, but calling it the best thing in hard bop since sliced bread is utterly ridiculous. Not only does it imply that you've heard every single hard bop note ever played, but it sets you up as some sort of resident expert to the unknowing public. Despite your old age, you are not. If you were from the place where this music originated, that might be different.
@@steverickenbacher7110 You start of by saying that i was at one of Armstrong’s concerts in 1923 shows a deluded flauw in character. You try to denigrate. You keep saying - that you are living in the universe of the world- as you recall. That’s utter nonsense, you are living in a society that’s in decline. Also repeating that you are very well educated etc, etc,. Shows that you somehow seems to have a - High and Mighty - attitude, Steve. You ramble on in your reply about me but you haven’t got a clue who or what i am. I only comment on jazz i like, it’s as simple as that! Oh, btw my first live-concert was the Oscar Peterson trio in 1957. The last Jazz Messengers live-gig was in 81 with a young 18/19 year old Wynton Marsalis and Bobby Watson. With my late friend Wallace Bishop (ex drummer Earl Hines band) i met and talked with dozens of great Jazz Artists. Some like Teddy Edwards, Sonny Stitt came to my house. So just pull your head in or better out and accept peoples ideas, impressions, observations etc,. You’re to uptight and have a displaced feeling of grandeur. And Steve try not to be so nasty! Cheers!
@@ronaldunkel2681 Perhaps you're not so well acquainted with cynicism in humor. Rather than see it as a flaw, I choose to see it as an asset. Please stop bragging about your accomplishments. It makes you appear desperate for attention. Whether or not America is in decline is up for debate. However, what is not up for debate is that (1) nobody living outside of America can know more about its status than anyone who live here AND (2) jazz originated here. Those 2 items, btw, are mutually exclusive and have absolutely nothing to do with one another. But, nice try at gaslighting and deflecting. So, for those who choose to study and follow it, we know more than anyone from overseas can possibly know about it. For what its worth, my knowledge of the music started with my parents, who are likely older than you, and who grew up following jazz on 52nd Street and Greenwich Village back in its heyday. I choose to point out that I am well-educated because it is a fact that seems to escape you over and over again. As I said earlier, I'll put my knowledge of and taste in music up there with the best of them, regardless of my vintage. As far as nasty goes, obviously you've missed my point. I am so sick of hyperbolic commenting that claims that this or that is the best anything. It is utter nonsense that you solely comment on music that you like. You show up with commentary that even Rolling Stone would cackle at on every single jazz channel that I follow. How about focusing on educating the many who know nothing about jazz by commenting on the background behind any album you wish to address? Dopey comments about Paul Desmond being the real driving force behind the famous Brubeck Quartet because Brubeck himself was a non-swinging pianist are not only denigrating to an artist who deserves a lot of credit for his achievements, but also misleading to those who don't know any better. And trust me, most who subscribe to these channels do not know better.
Mosaic is so burning 🔥
insane so fast!
Love the colorized film. Adds to the mood of the performance.
Not sure man, the musicians had much darker skin.
@@santomusic3981 Perhaps as Art Blakey was a dark skinned man, but to see a classic performance in color, in my opinion adds a dimension I really appreciate.
One of the great lineups Art put together for his musical message. What can you say about Art and his great School of Jazz Musicianship? So many true titans came through it to eventually become leaders in their own right, Clifford Brown and Lou Donaldson, Kenny Dorham and Hank Mobley, Donald Byrd, Lee Morgan, Benny Golson, Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Keith Jarrett, James Williams, Benny Green, Mulgrew Miller, the List is endless.... God bless the great Art Blakey, for a life well lived, and all the GREAT MUSIC he left behind. Man, Freddie and Wayne were absolutely at the top of their game, and killing it on every solo.
And don't forget the heroin as well..
Yes, really a school in and of itself. And here we have Hubbard and Shorter, who would soon graduate to Miles Davis' band!
Also include in the list of JM alums: Chuck Mangione, Freddy Hubbard, Cedar Walton, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, et al.
It’s hard to tell because Freddie followed Lee and then Lee came back but I believe this was greatest band after the original quintet with Clifford
@@jexterdorgonthe heroin was useful but the addiction to it was hell for musicians
Now, this is jazz!!! 52 minutes of some of the best jazz musicians of all time.
Cedar Walton is so good
Yes, they're all so good.
This is an absolute gift thank you so much for posting it… I find it incredibly moving to see these legends at a young age burning… it’s like being there with them … and the way it’s filmed and colour added… ❤it!
This is a particularly experimental Messenger combine & I love it! I was in San Remo 10 years later and its coast was still ringing with these riveting sounds. Viva Art! Viva Italia!
And in Latin America, music producers have invaded us with disposable "reggaeton" and "trap" music. If the youth listened to these great jazz musicians, the Latin world would be inspired and would return to making good music like "salsa, mambo, merengue, cha cha cha, rumba, cumbia, bolero, son, samba", etc.
Exacto
Your channel is one of THE best parts of the internet, thank you for colorizing and sharing these treasures
So you feel that using fine art as a coloring book is OK? Why don't you take all the famous black and white photographs of Ansel Adams and use them as a coloring book..How about colorizing the great Robert DeNiro film "Raging Bull". So youre thanking someone for destroying art. Time to get your GED
Reggie Workman is fantastic here!
I hope he's doing alright these days. He's a national treasure!
As of August 2024,Reggie is still very active and playing beautifully!
What a wonderful concert, wish I'd been there .
Nice intro, thanks for posting this historical document.
Just wow. Walton strikes me as exceptionally well recorded and mixed.
Por que será que quase sempre me emociono quando vejo Art Blakey, tocando com seus camaradas? 🎺🥁🎷
Now this is music... Freddie and Art Blakey!
This is a great band
DAMN!!! Blakey's School of Hard Bop (aka The University of Blakey) always delivers Jazz excellence with each and every ensemble of superb artists who eventually leave the fold to become Jazz Greats on their own!!!
Thanks for posting this gem💎!
Nice concert , the golding jazz massengers !!!🏆🎖🎺🎷🎹🥁🎺🎻🪕🎸🎵🎼
Shorter Sounds like Coltrane at this date !
super ce concert, merci pour les couleurs, jolis costumes et surtout : QUELLE MUSIQUE
Thanks so much for sharing. It's amazing❤❤❤❤❤
Ebjazz93 che Dio ti benedica per questa preziosità
jazz giants best of the best
Great musicians of all times in their Jazz idiom that African American invented developed and disseminated to be accepted globally. lt came at the time of segregation and was reluctantly admired by a few white musicians and music lovers but Black musicians further worked on it it got so attractive even those who were reluctant to admit its artistic superiority to all forms of musics then even today.Today these artists are studied in many high schools in America and in many Universities globally.
6 musiciens reunis pour un grand moment de JAZZ🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊
Marvellous seeing Art, didn't need lots of drum " equipment " in those days, like nowadays.
Anyway, Peace to all !!
Yeah, But Mr. Blakey is rockin' a ginormous pair of Hi-Hat cymbals!
Described as .... "A Hard Bop ensemble formed by the best elements of the Avant-garde" I can dig it!
thanks you very much
Art and Miles were ‘young talent’ factories…
貴重な映像ですね。このころのウェイン・ショーターはやっぱりすごい。マイルス時代とはまるで違う。
Blakey's drumming was outstanding.That's the fastest version of Cedar Walton's composition "Mosaic" I've ever heard.
Art Blakey is a drum wizard a true maestro l know of no drummer that impresses me as he does ❤❤
Es increíblemente rápida
This is Marvelous thank u for posting it
Absolutely astonishing!
Man...This thing just made my day when I seen and heard it. Gloriously musical and masterful Messengers!
やっぱりウッド・ベースの響きが柔らかく包み込む様な包容感、アートのドラムとのコラボが堪らん!!✨😁✨
.. thank you..
Art Blackey e Cia pode ouvir sem medo ❤❤❤
Grandi tutti!
wow. Mosaic is amazing.
phenomenal
Che cose belle che si facevano in Italia...😢
Più vanno avanti piú cresce il groove
圧倒されるシブカッコよさ！！すごい！
Encore une ✨pépite✨gracias
Love. That. Music. Iisen. To. Itl. When. I. Was. A little. Girl. On my. Grandmother's. Old. Jup. Box. Love it
가슴 웅장해지는 그 때의 재즈 메신저스 라인업...
Awesome
Rapaz! Esse tipo de música eu não sei de onde vem. Não sei se vem de baixo ou dos lados...entendo nada..nada sobre ela..Mas eu não entendo porque eu gosto tando de ouvir essa incompreensível coisa. Não entendo a vontade de dançar isso e eu me imagino dançando isso perfeitamente..só não danço pela timidez. Mas surge na mimha mente uma dança anrítimica que é perfeita. Braços, mãos e pernas se mexendo com a simplicidade de uma valsa nesse ritmo louco. Mas dá certinho. Perfeito. Eunão entendo. Curto, apenas. Dançar? Um dia. Sozinho. Em 4x4.
The beauty and confidence being seen as a mount of energy and power most people, of course as of today... will never realize we have the strength to give the brilliance of knowledge carried these days I hope for someone involved and evolved to include me to spread this amount of energy for all those listening 🎶
Carry us I'll carry the sound or true wealth even in this life of simulation for all those to take advantage. ..
Join the love give children these moments even if we weren't there re create them to give if these moments die this will be more of a mistake to me... than the will itself.
Home made tortillas and biscuits are awesome to don't leave missing love I understand that it's the mind and how one creates or channels is the reasoning behind just as I need or feel the need of how
I'm here to keep things alive all living non living organisms together creating just as this.
Save the watch tower
Save the Childeren from not expressing always and afraid
Teach learn from everything
This is my dream don't let people forget the pioneers most importantly how and where they came from
Easy is never
Peace and love handles
Christopher nugget s
Hermoso. Gracias por compartir.
Estupendo!
Le jazz aux instuments à vent leurs lettres de noblesse 📯
To me this is the All-Star lineup of the Messengers. Honorable mention to Lee Morgan.
wow
Avrei voluto vederlo dal vivo
José Marques lindo muito lindo
The woman introducing the musicians was called Adriana Serra.
Many thanks, it's a long time i wanted to know who was this beauty.
Reggie Workman walking his butt off
Yes, I agree, not often one can hear the Bass, fully on Records / Concerts etc ) Congratulations to sound engineer on this Gig !! + young Freddie Hubbard, at his best !!
Peace to all. 45:26
Thanks for the DOCUMENT
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soundtrip..
I've really been enjoying your videos.
btw, will you reupload the full video of Mingus at Antibes someday?
Unfortunately, it was blocked by youtube for copyright issue.
@@ebjazz93 O, that's too bad, but understandable. Thanks for the reply!
Not long before Wayne left to join Miles Davis
Was there a Jazz Festival in S. Remo ever?
rip
Blakey's drums are too loud. Who did the sound check before the concert?
メッセンジャーズ史上最強最高の3管フロントだぁ。
Genious
Sono italiano e non lo sapevo!!
Dickie Greenleaf brought me here
🎼🥁🎷🎺🎸🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶
レアな動画ですねぇ〜いつ頃かなぁ🤔皆若いですね🎶
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@juan_nils3038 ❓？可笑しいですか～理由は🙄🎺🎷
6:04 Blakey's ride cymbal has had enough of the beatings
and luckily Curtis had enough time to fix it just before his solo.
"un complesso..."
En todas partes se dicen disparates....
37:27 how does he do this?
44:10 como seguir a esa bestia
Fuaaaa
Clamoroso
No comment
wonderful...but the presenter is a bit awkard, which is acceptable, she gets ridicolous when she starts to list the best musicians....Curtis fuller is the second best tromboiste, after whom?Anyway excellent music, thanks
I guess she didn't write the text. But she was the prettiest to read it.
Maybe
JJ Johnson
Why is he beating the .mess out of the symbols man
too bad one cant hear the piano
a condescending introduction in my eyes.
Music and Performance = 10/10. Colourising the film = 0/10.
Una piú stolta, a presentare, non potevano mettercela.
First!
Not ONE Black person in the audience!!!! That's 1963 for you... The few Afri-Italians must be up in the balcony... Hmmm🤔
COLORIZATION OF ART IS PATHETIC. HEY, WHY NOT COLORIZE ALL OF ANSEL ADAMS'S PHOTOS AND POST THEM OR COLORIZE THE GREAT ROBERT DENIRO FILM "RAGING BULL"? DISGISTING
In the Future they will remaster everything with a perfect natural sound and you will immerse yourself into the performance with 3d virtual glasses and perfect natural colors (will that make you happy?), for now we have this one and I appreciate it 🎉
@@charlytorres1077 Man are you out of touch. You have no understanding of what I'm saying. I said LEAVE IT ALONE. Do NOT colorize it.
I always thought Art was crap.
따봉 아주 좋아요 힐링 👍 😊🎉❤