Michael was at the top of his game here, his solo intro is basically "Hi, I'm Michael Brecker and I'm a bad ass. Any questions?" He was recording with some of the best out there and he simply crushed it. RIP my friend.
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
The band is SMOKIN'!!!! Arturo Sandoval; anytime you are playing lead trumpet, I'm listening!!!!! Arrangements.....Lets go!!!!! Dave Grusin; beautiful writing!!!!
The trumpets really get to show up (and show off) on this, and sound so great, but here's a shout out to the trombones and woodwinds -- really wonderful ensemble playing through almost incomprehensible time signatures.
Best chart of any musical , jazzed up, so to speak.. that I have ever heard... Something's Coming is stunning.. this entire album remains one of my all time favorites.. Thanks for this..
Bellevue Junior High Jazz Band director , Memphis Tennesswee..The first tune he taught them was Mercy Mercy Mercy with Joe and Cannonball! He said, "We are NOT going to learn Mary Had A Little Lamb!!!
thank you SO much for sharing this video; D Grusin and M Brecker, two of the very best musicians of all times plus the music of West Side Story (Bernstein) are a delight. May I suggest also the rendition of O Peterson of this track and the whole album
Sat two feet away from Mr Peterson at Yoshi's in Oakland before he passed....one of the best days of my life! He played twice as much with his good hand as anybody else!!!
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
Oh my god. This record has always been one of my favorites of all time but holy crap, could the photography have been any worse than this? On top of the cameraman dropping the ball on people actually playing, the editing makes it even worse! They decided to cut away to the mixing console when Brecker started his solo? WHY? And when they finally did cut back to him playing, we get a shot from directly in front of him and zoomed in on his mouthpiece? Why not show him actually playing his instrument from the side a bit, or you know, zoom the camera out a little? Why am I so upset about this? I'm sorry, guys :(
Fantastic arrangement & the piano at start & finish.......!!!
Loves this solo!! RIP Michael, was fortunate to have met and played with you, thank you for all the great music.....
Michael was at the top of his game here, his solo intro is basically "Hi, I'm Michael Brecker and I'm a bad ass. Any questions?" He was recording with some of the best out there and he simply crushed it. RIP my friend.
Боже, как это прекрасно!!!❤
Arrangements and harmony have a rich texture and are wonderful. Bravo depuis Montréal.
Wow. Bernstein, Grusin and Brecker. my cup swingeth over,Sirs.
WOW!!! Killer arrngement and musicians!!!Thank you Mr. Grusin!
Brecker, the group, what an immortal track
Best arrangement of Something's coming I have ever heard!
I'm speechless. A truly amazing composition. The harmonies are out of this world. Pure genius!!!!
Musicians make us so happy.
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
Mike Barone note above. Also Bill Reichenbach, Mike Davis, Keith O’Quinn on bones, Tony Kadleck on trpt w Arturo.
@@jc13901 Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@jc13901 Also looks like Greg Gisbert and maybe Glenn Drewes on trumpet?
@@billlance6021 Thanks!!!!!!!
The band is SMOKIN'!!!! Arturo Sandoval; anytime you are playing lead trumpet, I'm listening!!!!! Arrangements.....Lets go!!!!! Dave Grusin; beautiful writing!!!!
John P is in his upright bass room!!!!!!!!Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arturo made 1st chair! What a surprise.
The trumpets really get to show up (and show off) on this, and sound so great, but here's a shout out to the trombones and woodwinds -- really wonderful ensemble playing through almost incomprehensible time signatures.
Sensacional!!
I have just watched this 5 times, NOT MOVING............
7 times!!!
7/15/22 9 times
@@phyllispetras3369 12/28/22 10 times!!!
17!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
83 yo now love ya'll
That's a stellar musical cast in that band...! AND...Brecker sounds incredible...!
This is great! I hear the drums, I know there are drums on there, but we never saw the drummer once. Loved it though. :)
Everybody here has paid their dues.
Best arrangement I ever heard of this song!!!
agreed
Great band, great arrangement !!
Best chart of any musical , jazzed up, so to speak.. that I have ever heard... Something's Coming is stunning.. this entire album remains one of my all time favorites.. Thanks for this..
Thank you so much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So we start off in 6/8, but then just hold on for dear life! They make it sound sooo easy.
yesyesyesyesyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is spectacular!
Thank You Just Brilliant!!!
WE love you Mr. McKee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bellevue Junior High Jazz Band director , Memphis Tennesswee..The first tune he taught them was Mercy Mercy Mercy with Joe and Cannonball! He said, "We are NOT going to learn Mary Had A Little Lamb!!!
Top, tippy top stuff... Beautiful!!
Que maravilla !! que arreglo de Dave y que músicos !!!!
holy mother of god!
Great track.
Thank you Mr. More!!!!
Totally brilliant........
SENSACIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There'e John P in his upright bass cubby!!!!
❤️🖖
thank you SO much for sharing this video; D Grusin and M Brecker, two of the very best musicians of all times plus the music of West Side Story (Bernstein) are a delight. May I suggest also the rendition of O Peterson of this track and the whole album
Sat two feet away from Mr Peterson at Yoshi's in Oakland before he passed....one of the best days of my life! He played twice as much with his good hand as anybody else!!!
Oscar Peterson......MY MAN forever!
These time signatures feel like rocket surgery.
Grusin at his masterfull best, mindblowing arrangement.
Seismic.
What a lineup, did I see Arturo Sandoval counting (1:37) ? and Bill Evans on the Soprano sax ? Anyways, Grusin and Bernstein match made in heaven.
yes!!!!!!!!
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
Sondheim~!!!!
No ON to the title! Thank you!
John Patitucci in his fine and private place where none ********
oh swoon
"Something's Coming" not "Something's Coming On."
Would you please list the personnel in the band?
Michael Brecker (tenor sax), Jonathan Butler (vocals), Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax, bass clarinet, clarinet), Gloria Estefan (vocals), Bill Evans (tenor & soprano sax), John Patitucci (acoustic bass), Lee Ritenour (guitar), Arturo Sandoval (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jon Secada (vocals), Dave Valentin (flute), Dave Weckl (drums), George Young (piccolo)
@@lawrencebailey3008 Thank you!!!!
Wow, what a lineup!
Oh my god. This record has always been one of my favorites of all time but holy crap, could the photography have been any worse than this? On top of the cameraman dropping the ball on people actually playing, the editing makes it even worse! They decided to cut away to the mixing console when Brecker started his solo? WHY? And when they finally did cut back to him playing, we get a shot from directly in front of him and zoomed in on his mouthpiece? Why not show him actually playing his instrument from the side a bit, or you know, zoom the camera out a little?
Why am I so upset about this? I'm sorry, guys :(