Wow, I wouldn't have recognized him. I discovered him through Blood Sweat and Tears' "New Blood" album. He was on the electric piano. May he rest in peace.
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RUclips, please never delete this and continue to allow those whose ears come in contact with it to be blessed...Thank you for sharing your gift with us...Rest in power with ease young King
I've been a prodigious listener of Jazz for the last 40 years, often buying albums based on a track I listened to in the shop and anticipating it would reflect the rest of the album. When I heard Roy had passed I did a quick check knowing I had a couple of his albums (or so I thought) It turned out I had around 10 CDs, I revisited a lot of them and realized I hadn't given him the credit he deserved, he has become my favorite trumpet/flugelhorn player, his Ballards are particularly outstanding, his tone and phrasing are second to none.
Agree 100%! So sad, we lost that greatest musician! About respecting melody - it is one of my disappointments with many modern jazz musicians. They are very good improvisers, but many of them ignore melodies and take advantage of every second to show off!!
Street Hierarchy “Highly developed sense...” That is a misconception in itself. Understanding and respecting the melody itself while embellishing around it with balance is like “Catching light in a bottle” - either you understand how to do it or you don’t. There is no higher sense of musicianship than this.
Amazing how the song is reharmonized and sounds completely different. Amazing also how Roy plays with the time, painting the sound with silence which makes the music literally breathing. Beautiful.
RIP Mr. Hargrove although I'm about 15 or 20 years older than Roy. Our birthdays were on the same day. I had the pleasure and honor of seeing him live at the the Blue Note in the Village in NYC Sept of 2017 while in the city visiting my daughter and son in law. It was a very special performance as he was there at least for a week maybe 2, 3 shows a night. My daughter got us seats right up front. Literally could have put my foot onstage. Man, it was an awesome night. I tried to speak with Roy briefly between sets but was unable to, I did speak with the band though. Such a talent, you will be missed my brother.
I bought his first CD when I was in the service. I still revisit his music , especially his live performances. It got me through many lonely times. Still does. Rest in Power.
He passed away on my birthday. I was driving from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and I heard the news. It was devastating. When I celebrate my birthday this year it will remain with me
Larry Willis who composed the song entitled "To Wisdom, The Prize" is my favorite pianist. He has collaborated with various musicians such as Nat Adderly, Woody shaw and Blood, Sweat & Tears.
If/when you ever have a chance to see any of the remaining jazz greats, don't pass it up. I was lucky enough to enjoy this live... and get some nice photos too. That's me down front at 4:09 and 7:12, taking photos. Seems like just yesterday. My wife and I fell in love with Newport because of the jazz festival and have been back for vacation six times since 2001. We were there a few weeks ago and, while we still love Newport, the jazz festival is not what it used to be. Great, true jazz artists like Roy Hargrove are really, really missed. RIP
This song lends itself to the beautiful treatment heard here. Hargrove gets it just right -- pianist provides a colorful harmonic bed throughout. Couldn't help but think of Nat Cole, Freddie, and Miles all at the same time. Loved the transition to the next tune.
There are 3 trumpeters I considered my all time favorite and will remain so for a long time: Roy Hardgrove, Wallace Roney and Terrence Blanchard....RIP, Roy
Its been 3 days, the passing of this man has been deeply saddening for me, such a great artist and he did jam sessions, taught etc... A great contributor to the music we love. I was lucky enough to see him live in Zürich 1 year ago to the month and it was some gig. Sounded so great live! RIP❤
Roy has left us a chunk of his musical spirit that we can always forever connect with him. Truly an artist that was " in service - playing for God" I am humbly grateful to have experienced you n your blessed gift. RIP 🙏🙏😍 Heavenly and never ever forgotten "Nature boy"
I used to see Roy and the quintet every holiday week at the Jazz Showcase in Chicago. He was scheduled for this year as well (2018) and I miss him already. He always delivered the groove and set me right for the new year.
Happy Birthday Roy--October 16. I stopped going to live concerts because so many new "artistes" arrive looking as if they just rolled out of bed and sounding as if they are using their audience to practice on. Roy Hargrove seemed to respect both his audiences and the compositions. He always lets the melody be identifiable, and his playing is a mini-master class in how to execute, support and sustain notes. Thank you Roy. Hope you are in peace.
Very sad with ur lost , Rest in peace , happy that I met and we laughed together and I told you were a master . And you said , Do u think so ? Rest in peace master .
Beautiful, beautiful playing. I just discovered him today and found him gone but will listen to more of him and his bandmates. His music and soul continues.
🔥🔥🔥Into Infinity....and Beyond..may you rest in Divine Love...where your shine was imparted from...your physical has drifted out from these earthly dimensions.. (oh yes! )..but your exquisitity🎺 will be ours until this 3rd ball from the sun blows away..rest now sweet prince your session has been solid ..we dig!🔥🔥🔥
A modern classic performance. Maybe a week later, I was hosting the 13 year old son of a Japanese friend for a week of summer vacation. I took my friend's son and my son to NYC for some sightseeing, which included my and their first trip to the top of the World Trade Center. The kids took some goofy selfies with a camera. Then the world changed. Documenting jazz greatness for the price of advertising is one of the great attributes of youtube. :-)
there are times when you want to paly the melody exactly like it is written and times you want to add different colors.....like especially when you study music and do have ideas....question of choice; playing live you may do it exactly as written in some choruses....then maybe improv.; ad lib.; in others and mix....showing off x playing the ideas that come into your mind......infinity....that is what music is to me!!!!
![Roy Hargrove 5tet - Circus [2000]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/022DOT48QQM/mqdefault.jpg)
There is nothing like the vulnerability of a Roy ballad. Nowhere to hide. No theatrics. It's all from the heart, bare, and bold and pure and true. RIP
Wonderfully put in words ❤️
Amen.
Perfectly stated.
The most beautiful sound in the world was Roy playing a ballad on flugelhorn.
Yes! Roy always had a unique ability to stir emotions deep within our souls. Always with appreciation for Roy's beauty. RIP
Larry Willis on piano. RIP Larry (2019). Great pianist, composer and a real gentleman.
Yes, I had the pleasure of seeing him with Jerry Gonzalez. Talking to him afterword was a great pleasure.
Wow, I wouldn't have recognized him. I discovered him through Blood Sweat and Tears' "New Blood" album. He was on the electric piano. May he rest in peace.
Wonderful pianist. Those voicings..
Larry Willis also wrote and arranged this piece, if I'm not mistaken...
you probably dont care but does someone know a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
Oh man, discovering a talent after their gone, bittersweet
YES..yes
RUclips, please never delete this and continue to allow those whose ears come in contact with it to be blessed...Thank you for sharing your gift with us...Rest in power with ease young King
Miles Davis 1967
Pinochio
LivSimple true
I've been a prodigious listener of Jazz for the last 40 years, often buying albums based on a track I listened to in the shop and anticipating it would reflect the rest of the album. When I heard Roy had passed I did a quick check knowing I had a couple of his albums (or so I thought) It turned out I had around 10 CDs, I revisited a lot of them and realized I hadn't given him the credit he deserved, he has become my favorite trumpet/flugelhorn player, his Ballards are particularly outstanding, his tone and phrasing are second to none.
One of the greats. Notice how he respects the melody and doesn't crap all over it like so many show-off musicians.
shakuhachipete he talks about that exact thing in the interview from this concert
Can we have a double-like icon please? Dead right Mr Spinoza.
Agree 100%! So sad, we lost that greatest musician! About respecting melody - it is one of my disappointments with many modern jazz musicians. They are very good improvisers, but many of them ignore melodies and take advantage of every second to show off!!
I mean, a lot of "show off musicians" just have a more highly-developed sense of melody than you do.
Street Hierarchy “Highly developed sense...” That is a misconception in itself. Understanding and respecting the melody itself while embellishing around it with balance is like “Catching light in a bottle” - either you understand how to do it or you don’t. There is no higher sense of musicianship than this.
The transition from Nature Boy to To wisdom ... aaaawesome!!!
Rest in Peace. You trumpet is legend, your brilliance forever shines!
Magnifique tu peux rejoindre milles et les autre🎺
Indeed 🎺
That's how you paint a melody. What tone and feel. I wish we would stop losing legends before their time
sad....both Larry Willis and Roy H....gone! but not forgotten!!!
Watching Roy playing here while my heart is breaking. He was a joy to see, a joy to hear.
Oh no. Didn't know.
This is one cold piece of work right chea'!!!!! Love love this performance. HARDCORE
He is an entire force of energy. I miss hearing it...I'll just have to keep coming back
Amazing how the song is reharmonized and sounds completely different. Amazing also how Roy plays with the time, painting the sound with silence which makes the music literally breathing. Beautiful.
Togheter forever. Peace!
YES
RIP Mr. Hargrove although I'm about 15 or 20 years older than Roy. Our birthdays were on the same day. I had the pleasure and honor of seeing him live at the the Blue Note in the Village in NYC Sept of 2017 while in the city visiting my daughter and son in law. It was a very special performance as he was there at least for a week maybe 2, 3 shows a night. My daughter got us seats right up front. Literally could have put my foot onstage. Man, it was an awesome night. I tried to speak with Roy briefly between sets but was unable to, I did speak with the band though. Such a talent, you will be missed my brother.
I bought his first CD when I was in the service. I still revisit his music , especially his live performances. It got me through many lonely times. Still does. Rest in Power.
He passed away on my birthday. I was driving from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and I heard the news. It was devastating. When I celebrate my birthday this year it will remain with me
One of best we have ever had... RIP...little Miles Davis
Larry Willis who composed the song entitled "To Wisdom, The Prize" is my favorite pianist. He has collaborated with various musicians such as Nat Adderly, Woody shaw and Blood, Sweat & Tears.
it's the last thing I'm listening to before turning in... so in my dreams I can touch the soul of GOD!
I heard Roy play My Funny Valentine on flugelhorn @Catalina club in LA. I will never forget it nor ever forget him. One of the all time greats
What pleasure..that MUST HAVE BEEN!!
@@verlynpowell6944 Some things you simply never ever ever forget
BRILLIANT! Miss our Dallas Legend!! Sweet Rest!
Still missin u Roy. Your music still on heavy rotation. This gives me chills. ❤🎼
I could listen to this over and over. It is saying, 'everything is okay'. It is saying, 'give peace a chance' 💚💚💚
I have always wanted to see him play in person and I didn't get the chance.
If/when you ever have a chance to see any of the remaining jazz greats, don't pass it up. I was lucky enough to enjoy this live... and get some nice photos too. That's me down front at 4:09 and 7:12, taking photos. Seems like just yesterday. My wife and I fell in love with Newport because of the jazz festival and have been back for vacation six times since 2001. We were there a few weeks ago and, while we still love Newport, the jazz festival is not what it used to be. Great, true jazz artists like Roy Hargrove are really, really missed. RIP
He seemed to be such a humble man..:(
This song lends itself to the beautiful treatment heard here. Hargrove gets it just right -- pianist provides a colorful harmonic bed throughout. Couldn't help but think of Nat Cole, Freddie, and Miles all at the same time. Loved the transition to the next tune.
The Pianist (Larry Willis) is the composer of this song
There are 3 trumpeters I considered my all time favorite and will remain so for a long time: Roy Hardgrove, Wallace Roney and Terrence Blanchard....RIP, Roy
Clifford Brown
Lee Morgan
Woody Shaw didn't make the list?
Miles Davis ...Clifford Brown and Roy Hargrove are mine...although I love me some Blanchard, Morgan and Marsalis too!
"A Time for Love" One of the greatest, and a hard loss for this world. Roy Hargrove brought the joy of jazz into everyone's life.
Miss you madly Roy - thank you for being.
Its been 3 days, the passing of this man has been deeply saddening for me, such a great artist and he did jam sessions, taught etc... A great contributor to the music we love. I was lucky enough to see him live in Zürich 1 year ago to the month and it was some gig. Sounded so great live!
RIP❤
Roy has left us a chunk of his musical spirit that we can always forever connect with him. Truly an artist that was " in service - playing for God" I am humbly grateful to have experienced you n your blessed gift. RIP 🙏🙏😍 Heavenly and never ever forgotten "Nature boy"
Such a pure and beautiful sound!
Who was/is better than RH performing ballads ....the answer is no one...RIP greatness,... you were needed elsewhere.
He was remarkable.
Roy Hargrove is among so many great jazzartists who left us much to early.
Rest in piece Roy. Your music will never die!
love the alto player and rhythm secion as well
This was a totally different time. There is no way that anyone at newport on 8/11/2001 would believe the state of the world in 2018...
rillodmother ~ i dunno---one thing the same - the american audience, just treating jazz as background music !
@@ustwoalberts fuck you assface
rillloudmother so true! The world would change dramatically in exactly one month. 🥺
@SavageArfad rhode island
@@ustwoalberts You can't tell that. You don't know what's going through their minds.
unforgettable magical genuis of Hargrove
It feels like time stood still listening to these jazz greats.
The fact that this was recorded a month before 9/11 makes it all the more haunting. So many emotions triggered at the same time.
And was a Joy to smoke good ass weed with! RIP homie!
Glad I was able to see him live. Rest in Peace.
archiemilan will always be one of my regrets...that I never did.🥺
Man, this band is cooking something beautiful! Roy as always was just sublime. RIP Roy. Thank Jazz on MV for this posting.
he is missed and will be missed I loved that brother and didn't know him personally
Rest in heavenly peace Mr. Hargrove...Gone but never forgotten
I used to see Roy and the quintet every holiday week at the Jazz Showcase in Chicago. He was scheduled for this year as well (2018) and I miss him already. He always delivered the groove and set me right for the new year.
RIP Roy Hargrove
Why the ads always gotta start when Hargrove gets the hard grooving on To Wisdom. Gets me everytime mann
Arts Alumni, gone but never forgotten. Rest your soul, musical brother. Until we meet again.
Most definitely about your tone, whatever the instrument. RIP Roy.
Roy;s solo is exquisite and hauntingly beautiful!
Boat & Jazz, sailing on the beat. Cool as fc***k ! 😎
Happy Birthday Roy--October 16. I stopped going to live concerts because so many new "artistes" arrive looking as if they just rolled out of bed and sounding as if they are using their audience to practice on. Roy Hargrove seemed to respect both his audiences and the compositions. He always lets the melody be identifiable, and his playing is a mini-master class in how to execute, support and sustain notes. Thank you Roy. Hope you are in peace.
Now my all time favourite. I can't get it out of my head!
Roy lives.
Beautiful! This performance inspired me to try the song (with my dad).
Emotion at its best ... beautiful
I think Roy Hargrove is the best of this time he sounds like a product of the year 1959 jazz
🤲🏾 I see no ads in jazz ✋🏾 very good ROY HARGROVE sound 🎤 play session 💜
They are gonna be jammin in heaven now
Exquisite,sensuous and outstanding🕶
that is awesomeness at a very fine tone, Roy Hargrove
If you look at roy's reflection in his glasses at 1:45 you can see his perspective
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very sad with ur lost , Rest in peace , happy that I met and we laughed together and I told you were a master . And you said , Do u think so ? Rest in peace master .
R.I.P. Roy Hargrove. We will always miss you. You are a beautiful person. There was only ever one you, and you ruled.
Simply amazing...he will always be one of my all time favorites...R.I.P.
Rest in Power RH
Beautiful, beautiful playing. I just discovered him today and found him gone but will listen to more of him and his bandmates. His music and soul continues.
Gorgeous flugel sound. Amazing depth and feel. R.I.P. Roy.
this is heavenly..
RIP Mr Hargrove and thanks
Sublime tone and grace. Marvellous spirit. Willie Jones' lite touch so nice with Roy's sound. Roy looks so cool here. Thanks for post.
He looks Cool As Fcuk
This is how I will remember you, beautiful Roy 😍
🔥🔥🔥Into Infinity....and Beyond..may you rest in Divine Love...where your shine was imparted from...your physical has drifted out from these earthly dimensions.. (oh yes! )..but your exquisitity🎺 will be ours until this 3rd ball from the sun blows away..rest now sweet prince your session has been solid ..we dig!🔥🔥🔥
Peaceful Journey Hargrove
I love playing this.... myself. A true classic..... R.I.P. Roy... you are missed.
Beautiful...
We will miss you
Как приятно думать, что он теперь где-то там, где играет эта музыка 😔
A modern classic performance. Maybe a week later, I was hosting the 13 year old son of a Japanese friend for a week of summer vacation. I took my friend's son and my son to NYC for some sightseeing, which included my and their first trip to the top of the World Trade Center. The kids took some goofy selfies with a camera. Then the world changed. Documenting jazz greatness for the price of advertising is one of the great attributes of youtube. :-)
Roy is tops.
RIH TALENTED KING🙏🏽🙏🏽GONE WAY TOO SOON. 🖤🤴🏾🎷🎺
Remarkable also, as this concert was a day prior to 9/11/ 2001....the day when the world finally changed ...!
bruh this is in august
...Europeans tend to struggle with the US date format, @@nieyahmallory7332. Allow. 😬
Wonderful
Beautiful version of this classic.
Adieu my friend. RIP
there are times when you want to paly the melody exactly like it is written and times you want to add different colors.....like especially when you study music and do have ideas....question of choice; playing live you may do it exactly as written in some choruses....then maybe improv.; ad lib.; in others and mix....showing off x playing the ideas that come into your mind......infinity....that is what music is to me!!!!
I agreed, I may know the tune frontwards and backwards but reading it is like reading a good book.
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@@igigmore yesssss
@@bscnyc9948 you're welcome!!
Amazing!!! and R.I.P.
Pure mellow
R.I.P.
agreed beautiful
Fantastic .. rip roy
thanks roy...
Eu amo jazz .
AWESOME
Gerald Cannon on the dbass?? He is amazing!!!!
just perfect
that SHIRT!
nature Boy ! this title belongs to him: Roy Hargrove !!! rest in peace