Emmet Cohen w/ Bruce Harris & Patrick Bartley | After You've Gone
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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Bruce Harris - Trumpet
Patrick Bartley - Alto Saxophone
Russell Hall - Bass
Joe Saylor - Drums
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Sound: Kelvin Grant tfsoundworks@gmail.com
this is not your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th time watching this
Correct
It’s my 78😂
@@Greglandman158how do you check? I pretty much religiously watch this
@@Tom06 I have just counted all of the times I have watched this
Right
I have listened to this over 100 times
nice
Cover it !!
This might seriously be the best sax solo of the century so far no joke. I can't stop watching this performance either. Love your content. Bartley played the mario kart lick on his Twitch recently and mentioned you.
The Sax solo is so insane. I feel like Charlie Parker has come back sober!
Same
This generation’s John Coltrane wears anime shirts
More like Charlie Parker. Trane didn't play like that.
@@ecarohh He's playing in this style on purpose in this video.
@@celtyx9970 What
I'd say this is pre-bop if anything not bebop! And what celtyx meant is that he doesn't usually play like this, he was doing it on purpose for the context of this tune.
@@alexambroise111 I agree it is more like pre-bop, but Bird is another sax player of the same level of notoriety as Coltrane that fits this playing style better. And yes I know hes doing this on purpose, im a huge Pat Bartley fan, but his comment didnt have anything to do with what i said
Like if you’ve come here so many times you can sing along to Patrick’s solo.
Every note XD HahahA
Literally
the whole video lmao
Only with my voice, when I try with my sax I find out how hard it is ahaha
And Bruce’s man
Nobody is gonna talk about the bass player? Bro was non stop walking for 15 minutes straight 😭😭
2 feel for while
Bro had immaculate accuracy the ENTIRE time too
Walking? He was damn near SPRINTING. 😭😭
We are now! Fingertips of steel!
he's low key my favorite to watch whenever I watch this video. Bro is SO relaxed when he plays its incredible. Such an incredible rhythm section.
Patrick seems overjoyed she finally left
Underrated comment
“Needs to be top comment” type of underrated
to only reason for me not to totally appreciate your comment is that you uttered it and I didn't. now i have a two week smirk.
May be..."you" of the title means corona virus? I hope.
goated comment
Holy hell you guys went hard
lmao just watched ur castaways vid
Adam Neely!!!
Hello Mr. Neely!
Based adam
Can you bring Patrick up again on your Channel, please?
They should publish this on a record so Patrick Bartley can be awarded a Grammy for best improvised jazz solo - absolutely insane performance!
i second this
I third this
I fourth this
I fifth this
bruce too, emmet too, joe too, russell for best jazz bass performance
Unrivaled skill ✅
Supreme Artistry ✅
Incredible tone ✅
Improvisation Intuition ✅
Anime T-Shirt ✅
The Quinfecta
i just noticed that lol
I don't know how they got to be all-time greats when they are soooo young still...
@@timdunn2344they practice 40 hours a day
a spotify drop would be revolutionary
Facts
YES YES YES YES
Ahhh yeeees
PLEASE
Couldn't stop smiling during that sax solo
Agree...I'm still smiling
Me too!!!
ME TOO!!!!!!
yes, this.
Echoes of the great Benny Carter in there.
Patrick is such a student of saxophone TRADITION... he is a living testament to all of the masters that preceded him. The old school syrup, sliding, heavy vibrato greatness of the early saxophone masters is so prevalent. And he SWINGS like mad. I've watched this solo dozens and dozens of times and it still makes me smile and shout. Such a great solo and group.
Coleman hawkings!!! Total
Yes Bartley is one of those rare jazz revivalists, dedicated to the craft of acoustic small group jazz. It’s mastery of a musical language, in the same or similar way that Bach mastered 18th century tonality.
And it’s not just in his technique, it’s in his intention, and belief in the power of that language. His cadence, his flow, he searches for the essence of jazz.
@@DeepCrossing1 100%. Not just the notes, but the feel. :)
...and he is equally good at other styles too - it's really hard to process...
@@DeepCrossing1 so well articulated I couldn’t have said it better myself
I've listened to Patrick's solo around 20 times at this point lol.
Chapeau bas !
Same
Listening again right now! An amazing solo!
Not sure if I’ll catch up to you, but I’m working on it.
I think I'm somewhere in the teens
I'm a metalhead that's very new to jazz, and my god. that was an absolute just amazing experience.
Wow you managed to find the best place to start your jazz listening journey!
If your nerdom also encompasses video game music, Patrick also has some ripping Jazz solos on his video game/J Pop Jazz channel, J-Music Ensemble :).
Their cover of "Simple and Clean" or "Days When My Mother was There" are two that def comes to mind if you like high energy solos :).
check out some allan holdsworth if you want the best of the jazz/fusion and metal worlds!
dont stop listening to jazz, if you want more jazz tips reach out to me. Jazz is pretty much metal without the distortion btw.
same
Licks to self:
Bartley: 0:48, 1:09, 1:17, 1:29, 1:32, 1:40, 1:51, 1:55, 1:58, 2:05, 2:18, 2:29, 2:56, 2:58, 3:08, 3:36, 3:39, 3:42
Harris: 4:25, 4:36, 4:50, 5:07, 5:15, 5:20, 5:23, 5:35, 5:50, 5:54, 6:21, 6:36, 6:52
how you doin on them?
^
How u doin on em?
@@benjobopper5447 I've learned a few of them (2:56 and 5:15 are my favorites), but I'm not good enough yet for some. This list is continuous for the years come
@3:50 ALWAYS gives me the goosebumps! It’s as if the solo couldn’t get any better, what a climatic cadence it was perfect!!!
Patrick totally ripped, but do y’all know how hard it is to do such a consistent buzz roll for that long while actually shaping and phrasing it? Plus the whole thing was a masterclass in how modern players approach classic style music.
Not a drummer but I can appreciate it. The feel is so different from Kyle’s playing but fit’s perfectly and elevates the whole band. Superb.
Yeah drums are easy
His hands must have been really sore after that! lol
Not a drummer but love how he switched from match to traditional to do it. Amazing musicians!
It's about indeed THAT level they play. Come on, is not getting better , is it ?
What a beautiful, joyous, genius Patrick Bartley is. Even the camera is overcome and needs to take a small break at 3:24.
the camera blacked out from the swing
I noticed. I was blown away! lol
the camera had to bury its head in its hands and make the same stank face as Shaun Martin in the Lingus video
lots of risks taken and all of them won awesome
Underrated comment
This is going to go down as one of the greatest jazz recordings of the 2020s.
The Roaring 20's never left
Man I've played that trumpet line at 4:50 over and over and over and over again, it is so damn tasty. Patrick Bartley's reaction is on point! Notice how Emmet Cohen stopped playing a few seconds into the phrase to leave all the space for it to unfold, then came back when it ended. That's interplay right there. Man... These guys are so damn good
I'm there with you bro.....these guy has some tasty lines. I've played the whole solo and I can't still get enough of it😂😂😂😂
I love hearing others talk about what’s going on ‘under the covers.’ This is where the soul of the music lies. The performers themselves are the biggest recipients of the music they’re makiNg
there are sooooooo many of these tasty hard swinging parts it's absolutely incredible. Truly a special recording. Also the block chords my emmet are just.... something else.
4:41: *sending text* “just played a solo sounded decent”
There’s no way I could be the audience. I would’ve been yelling “yeahhh” through half of Patrick’s solo
ruclips.net/video/SvVld96DnbY/видео.html
right! I would be screaming the whole time!
That is exactly what the audience did hahaha
That’s the best type of audience member. Both when I’m in the crowd and on stage they make live performances more fun
I'd be screaming expletives at them and ruin everything
Who gave y’all the right to go that hard?! Pat kills it as always, but every second of this is absolute fire!!!! Great job all around!!!!
It would be pretty legendary to hear you play with them!
@@datdeerdude5139 I DO have a video with Pat on my channel 👀
@@SkaTuneNetwork SAY LESS 👀
Amen! :) Can't stop returning to it!
Already knowing and loving his amazing playing with you and his own J-Music Ensemble, Pat's performance here just bumps up my respect for his musical ability and knowledge even more. The fact he stayed in character for so long, emulating the masters of the '30s and '40s while adding his own flavor to it is just inspiring. Not to mention the entire group was absolutely locked in and cookin'! Emmet and his group always seem to bring the heat!
And you keep it cookin' along as well! Loving your channel!
12:57 it's crazy how much I appreciated Joe's drum solo even more AFTER it ended, the relentless buzz snare conditions the listener to this tension of no solid single hits for a long time, almost like hearing a snare solo underwater, and then when it's released and the whole band comes back in, everything just sounds so bright and open in comparison, it feels euphoric. Excellent work.
yeah, and that fill to bring it back to the head is so perfect
when i first read your comment i was like wtf you mean you liked it after, but then i listened to it and omg youre so right. It's just such a satisfying end and feels amazing everytime no matter how many times i've heard it. also the crash he hits sounded so good
I'm not a drummer and hated that solo. But having read your comments I'm going to try and appreciate it from now on
woah ok, i never really enjoyed the solo, but reading your comment made me try and listen deeper, and man! That's wild! He's literally doing the melody in his own way, i hear it now -- thank you
yeah man, the drum solo is my favorite part of this performance.
😆先日、Patrick Bartleyが神戸甲陽音楽＆ダンス専門学校にLiveとClinicで来てましたねー！！
After You've Gone演奏時のエピソードも披露されてて勉強になりました。
パトリックバートリー本人の生音が聴けた凄い演奏もあったので、甲陽公式RUclipsチャンネルから早く公開されることを期待しています！
僕もセミナー参加してました！現代最高峰の世界的ミュージシャンを目の当たりにして、ただただ圧倒されました！
でも、偉大なパトリック・バートリーであっても学生時代にはジャズが学べる学校を探していて、その一つが日本の甲陽音楽学院だったと話していた時は、誰でも初心者の時代があるんだと身近に感じて、ほんの少しの希望が持てたのは良かった。
The level of discipline Partick shows staying in character for that long is truly impressive. Reminds me of Charlie Young.
Yeah man.
What do you mean "staying in character"? He's playing music
Exactly,wow! Coleman Hawkins!!
yessir 100% Prof Young is the blueprint!
@@themusicmega2 He's playing in a very specific style. Not the way he usually approaches things, nor the way that most modern players approach things.
3:00 How Emmet and Joe hear the quote and they use the same rhythm it's just incredible!
What is it from I can’t recognise it?
I don't know if they rehearsed that or not but that part sounded soooo good
If you go back just one second to 2:59, you can hear the drummer actually plays it first at the end of the phrase, then sax/piano catch it after :)
@@pedrobambinoperez2572 It's from a Django Reinhardt / Stephane Grappelli recording of the tune on Djangology (1961), way at the very end.
@@ericfricke4512 I can't find it, is it in the tag at the end?
Day 251 of listening to Patrick’s solo
You meant II V I?
@@valentinasanchez5757nice
@@valentinasanchez5757lol this is so creative
THIS is jazz. Still alive in 2024
Coming back to this two years later and I just noticed that at 2:45 the drummer flipped his stick cuz he grabbed it upside down 🫣. This whole performance is just insane!!
12:57 !!
11:04
No, hes just switching from matched grip to traditional grip.
@@krissv3ctor512 what this guy said ^^
it's just as impressive, but the purpose is far off from what the first person said
@@thealtokid1012No, he does flip the stick upside down when he switches to sticks from brushes in his right hand, then afterwards he switches from matched to trad in his left hand
This is the best thing I've ever heard.
Yoo Simon, love your vids. Nice job on the Big Band video.
yes but what if we make it more complex
Ok
ngl my first exposure to this jam session was your edit. It's definitely different here... 😅
You already knew what to do
I was a band director at a school near where Patrick went to high school (Dillard). I remember being a judge for the all county jazz band when he was like a freshman. Needless to say he got a perfect score from me. He also plays amazing clarinet too, not sure if he still plays. I knew he would be great back then but dang he's something else.
There's a really cool clarinet recording of him on a recording of si tu vois ma mere
@@isayahjenkins8922 cool. Thanks for the recommendation!
really cool- hoping this gets more visibility
He was a guest saxophonist on Colbert Show with Jon Batiste - He's played with many masterclass dudes. Dude is a legend.
🎉
Still love the fact that this was written over 100 years ago and It's still getting played this hard
That's the magic of EC3 - they make it all fresh
Beauty of Music and art in general. Eternal inspiration
I literally am crying with joy at 3:47. Just hits so joyfully and honestly.
Very melodic 🔥
Same here.
same man, same
Bruce Harris and Patrick Bartley are ABSOLUTE BEASTS. Now I know I’m a couple years late but jesus christ those two are just insane and both solos made me wanna just come back After I’ve gone.
Imagine having to solo after the sax
BRUCE HARRIS DID AMAZING TOO!
Bruce is a beast of his own!
Bruce also showed the miracle :)
@@metaphor5533 Took his time to get in his stride.Def felt intimidated after that sax solo in my opinion. Was top notch sax solo.His choice of lines was awesome and fitted the era.
@@JJamJ Bruce just brought a different energy than Pat. Right out the gate he played tasteful stuff all the way through
Incredible 30's style alto solo. Bassist too. Everybody, too.
Cant sleep on that bass!
That bassist's musical IQ was through the roof!
Honestly hats off to the trumpet player, to still be able to play a great solo after that absolutely incredible sax solo is beyond impressive
I completely agree.
Absolutaly
It’s just as mind blowing as mr bartleys solo….just takes a a bit longer to understand what he is up to that’s so amazing.
Lot's of very, very good drummers show up on this channel...This guy sounds the most blended, swinging, and selfless of anyone I've heard.
He deserves so much credit
Joe is the man
The way Joe Saylor follows Bartley from early swing into bebop as the solo progresses, graduating from brushes to sticks, hits so hard
3:00 lmao sax, piano, and drums have the same rhythmic idea, this band is so good
You legend 😎
It’s a miles-band insider from the late 50‘s and 60‘s! 😊
MAN!!! I was like.woooaaahhhh
What the hell casual Tetris champ over here nice
@@dualchor1904 can you elaborate on this?
The way Bruce Harris just jumps in the 2nd chorus with some of the hardest-swingin' bebop lines you've ever heard is so satisfying
Legit. He just picked up where Patrick left off with such ease
He sure did - I just love this band. Patrick is the best Alto player alive for me currently and as a fellow Trumpet Player Bruce is just amazing too. If there’s one good thing to come out of lockdown it’s this - Emmet (I hope) has gained worldwide exposure as one of the greatest pianists of his generation and Bruce and Patrick have certainly elevated themselves into this Status too. Absolutely world class and I just hope that one day I will be able to see some or all of these fantastic musicians live.
Yeah... and their response to his second phrase...👍
6:48 made me laugh tho
It's so "out", and comes in out of nowhere lol and he just plays it with confidence lol
After Patrick's "tour de force", I thought, how the hell do you follow that? But then Bruce did, superbly.
That is quite likely the best sax solo i have EVER heard, and that is saying a fuck-ton. I for one welcome our new Patrick Bartley overlords.
Can I recommend another lesser known sax solo? Its a ballade piece by stan kenton and the alto sax solo in it so well constructed that I'd say it rivals this, perhaps even better, if you'd like to know which its called
Street Of Dreams- Stan kenton
Album cover should be a street with the lights on
i never comment on youtube but thank you for this simpsons reference
Never are those to solos on the same level!
That’s quite a compliment. I’m not gonna deny, he brought some serious energy to the song, it was great to see. This is why jazz is always better viewed live imo
@@Doritokid_ That solo is legendary. John Park playing alto on Kenton's arrangement of Street of Dreams. John's son is a bopper very similar to Bartley in his joyous Cannonball bounce. ruclips.net/video/VijQAMq7KeA/видео.html&ab_channel=cooljazzr
Man that drummer sings the melody in his solo. This I dig
The rhythm section just gave a clinic during Patrick’s solo on how to build energy chorus after chorus, to go with and support what the soloist is doing.
I’m currently waiting for new words to be created in the English language to properly praise what Patrick just did.
🤣
Who are these guys????? Dang........this group is LOADED with talent. Tuned in for the trumpet, who did not disappoint, but ....that sax solo, frigging AWESOME! Then the panio strides his way in and uses up the keyboard! Where does it end? It doesn't. Cause the drummer takes us on his trip, building, building, building then flowing back into the group finale! I have loved this song ever since I hear Doc Severinsen scream his solo/big band version.
Fellow Trumpet player here - love Bruce who is my favourite Trumpeter out there currently .... but..... Patrick’s solo is on a different planet with the sic phrasing with the rest of the band, the change to sticks at 2:46 on drums and that Lester Leaps in at the end. OMG.
3:50 has to be the most passionate and melodic little phrase i've ever heard
what about 4:38?
Same! That's an insanely amazing way to climax a solo. The rest of the band help by really making that rise as strong as possible and responding to the whole thing perfectly. One of the best jazz videos I've seen in a very very long time.
Jazz is all about having a good time! It’s about positivity, creativity, expression, emotion, trust, and healing. You can’t have much more fun than they’re having. Just look at their faces! I guarantee you can’t find a sad face in a jam session like this! Everyone’s engaged and supportive when others are soloing. Everyone’s got everyone’s back. It’s quite literally an adventure in the full sense of the term. You know where you’ll end, but it’s up to you how you get there! What a riot!
I like that you included healing in there too. There’s something powerful when music can be a safe place :)
Bryant, what brilliant beautiful & uplifting words…thanks & cheers
Black people are just like that, jazz was born through respect of everything around us. Even the pain we go through, we take it and give the world wonders again. The very first moment we all knew jazz was the sound of our own heart beats. A rhythm that can’t be explain but must go on…
@@samuelhart9620 I am so happy to know our family is going well and alive. As a jazz family member I can rest knowing we are in great hands today and tomorrow. Much love ❤️, sirlawrence111.
The drummer solo is extraordinary
WTF did the drummer do at 2:45? that guy is on another league.
I love how Emmet's solo is near-chaos. Taking the corner on two wheels at the cliff's edge.
3:01 okay this is some crazy telepathy stuff going on right here. How did Emmet and Pat just know to play that exact rhythm at the same time?!? This whole session is insane
The line he plays is a quote, it's appearently something miles did with his band too but I could be wrong on where it came from
@@hughpenner5051 everybody except for me appearently
@@lukaskuipers7791 That kind of knowledge comes with time :)
I think the drummer kind of 'voiceled' them by playing basically the same notes just one moment before they hit those notes. Though I'm not sure whether or not he did that intentionally. Or maybe I'm wrong idk
@@Itssponjibob definitely, drummer probs played that not intentionally but in that split second both sax/piano heard it, recognized it and caught it right after, such a killer moment
Russell on bass is goin crazy gotta give him credit noooo 🧢💯💯🔥🔥🔥
Bartley’s solo is easily the solo of the year!
A like from me and I’m a Trumpet player!
It's on par with coreys lingus solo for me...and I'm a pianist. It's that good lol
@@nezkeys79 right? It's one of those too good to be true solos like peak human performance
Decade at least
Still the solo of this year too
It would have brought my Dad so much joy to hear these young guys carrying forward the music he loved so much…
2:06 favorite part of Patrick’s solo
My mans bouncin
I second that
Real
When Emmet changes to rag-time feel at 8:35 and Russell picks it up on bass 🔥
And the drums stripping down to help...
Absolutely insane 👌
That went hard!
All the solos were awesome but Joe on the drums man, KILLED it, never been so enraptured by a jazz drummer like that before. Powerful stuff
..You cats are.... "Somethin" Else!"- (Cannonball). Love the "one note samba" at 4:17. Emmett...so impressive...thanks for the tradition and beyond. 10 thumbs up!
Hahahaha
Kent, good to see you here!
cool kent is here
12:57 this drummer is crazy!!! 🔥
Notice how the drummer is following the pianist around 6:40, but they both leave the last note off at the end of the phrase? That's a tight band right there.
One of the best feelings when playing in a small group is getting so locked in with each other that you can do things like this without a second thought. It’s a truly fantastic experience
#chemistry
Classic interplay, it's the most fun way of interacting with other players. Chick Corea said he doesn't prefer this way of imitation, but the kind of interplay where two players complete each other, not simply imitate.
True dat. This is Miles/Tony Williams level of chemistry.
Patrick Bartley is one of the greats of this generation and I believe will go down as a formative figure of our time. We’ve all heard the phrase ‘speaking through ones horn’ before. I feel hard pressed to think of any other horn player alive that I’ve heard who’s just as fluent him.
For real. He's the one who inspired me to pick up the sax and he's one of my greatest influences. Got a long, long way to go before I'm even a quarter as good as him though.
100%. Also, I find a lot of soprano sax can get rather screechy for my ear when played hard but when Pat plays I don't hear screech, I hear notes infused with rhythm and soul. (I'm thinking of the J-Music cover of 'Price' from Persona 5. ) Whichever sax he plays and whatever style, he just has amazing flow.
There’s a lot of sax players fluent like pat but I do agree, the way pat plays and phrases just hits different
Who would be in your ideal quintet?
@@solublefish5917 current artists??
Everyone's talking about Patrick's solo but Bruce did a very good job as well. Props to him!
Well said. As a trumpet player myself Bruce has become my favourite payer during lockdown. However I do have to say Patrick’s solo is a classic and will rightly be lauded for many years to come - it has everything - passion, feel, fantastic interaction with the band and above all an unbelievable sense of building and building throughout it - the mark (for me) of a world class soloist.. What a band!
I like Bruces a lot too. Patrick’s went really hard and Bruce countered that with a little slower to generally more mellow at the beginning.
Both are great but Bruce’s has my pref!
@@Enderrock424 Più lento? Ma tu hai idea della differenza di tecnica dello strumento tra tromba e sax? Informati e documentati e poi rivedi il tuo concetto di "lentezza".😉
@@salmusumeci I’m a saxophone player dipshit I’ve played for 10 years. I know the difference don’t talk down on me pretending like I don’t know what im talking about. I’ve played with trumpet players professionally for half my damn career. Grow up
This video has 2 million views by now and I’d like to say 1 million of them are from me 😂 but I think everybody here would watch this 1 million times if they could 🙌🙌🙌
This might be one of the best jazz recordings ever. So incredibly new founding. It's always good to know that we still can indicate in jazz whilst still playing in an older style.
Remember how they say Jazz is dead? Well, when these guys are dead, I wanna be dead too!
Incredible band, and how fantastic swinging is that ...
Thanks for this seriously uplifting upload!!!
Well if it was, Patrick brought it back to life!
Jazz ain't dead.. but these guys are killing it...
Jazz is dead
That is the most tenor sounding alto I've ever heard... At the beginning at least
I agree. And I heard shades of Johnny Hodges inside there too.
STRONG Lester Young vibes
Towards the end of the solo(03:45), I get clarinet vibes (New Orleans style)
Agreed! big Lester vibes, he pays homage with the 'Lester leaps in' reference at the very end of the solo
His tone really reminds me of Jackie Mclean's; I've always thought he was a tenor-sounding alto too
This man just went from hodges to cannonball so quick
Coleman Hawkins.
Don’t forget Benny Carter! It’s all in there
Benny Carter
I’m hearing bachet and bird everywhere as well. Wiiiicked solo
Don't leave out Kenny G.
This is really all the jazz you ever need to hear
It is a little piece of perfection
I was going through some dark times in my life..I hadn't played music in a long time and after hearing this?
It resolved my blues and reinvigorated my groove. Not to make grand statements but I feel like you guys brought me back from the grave.
Its time to start playing again, thank you gentlemen.
However dim the light may seem it’s always there ❤
Power to ya bro.
As a fellow sax player.. WOW this is very rare in this day and age. INCREDIBLE everyone in the band just WOW!!
@@bebopshulang Stellar job of taking what appeared to be a deeply sincere compliment and turning it into a way for you to be offended.
@@venisin 😐
@@venisin shulang is right tbh. Don't have to knock others down to compliment someone. Just acknowledge the good job instead.
@@trudipper8055 Who is he knocking? Names? It was just a generic blanket statement meant to express how inspired he felt. Let a human being express himself. Good lord.
@@bebopshulang Very few people play in this style is what I believe he was referring to.....
It took me 20 min to watch this video because I had to repeat Pat's solo 3 times before moving on... WOW!! Thank you for bringing us this awesome music
3:52 "The simultaneous feeling of an optimistic rythm and a melancholic melody"
If you know, you know
could you explain?
@@HS-fk6hb Probably about the interview when Pat was talking about j-pop or generally japanese jazz
@@justaway6901ya the Adam Neely vid on the J-Music Ensemble (with Patrick) fusing J Pop with Jazz. Patrick gives this cool quote in the vid trying to explain the feeling of the music. :)
Ngl the drum solo wasn’t my favorite when I first listened but when you listen to it with the form in your head it’s amazing. I have a new appreciation for drummers as a brass player.
Man why is no one talking about joes killer ears!! If you listen closely he uses all the rhythmic ideas from all the previous solos and you can tell exactly where he is in the form if that makes sense. GENIUS!
Patrick had a reeaally good reed that day lol. Sounds amazing!
We sax players can feel this comment.
Mr. Bartley sir you have inspired me to embrace the swing era sound and phrasing. When I began studying Jazz saxophone, I started with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie’s BeBop and progressed into HardBop, but I completely ignored what came before. You have inspired me to study what they studied. Your solo on this piece is a textbook example of pre- BeBop Jazz saxophone improvisation. Thank You for the lesson/reminder of Jazz music history.
Good Luck, man. Don`t forget where it all started💪
Thanks Emmet for these great sessions! But this one... Patrick is just on fire 🔥😍. Just felt the urge to transcribe his insane solo, which is up on the channel now 😁 if somebody would like to see his amazing lines.
What a great combination of traditional style and some added hip concepts!
Would love to see a transcription!
I would love to see the transcription if nothing else, 1)to see if it can even be done, and if so, 2)what in the world that masterpiece even looks like on paper.
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman
I'd love a written transcription for Bb instruments
I love the bass player’s reaction to Pat’s lick at 1:03 😂😂😂
cuz Patrick rushed the shit out of it lol
That stick intro at 2:35 ! Top of the game all around the bandstand 🙏
Yes indeed 😅😊
Patrick is the baddest cat!!! Such a vocabulary and wealth of ideals
every solo on this one is historic
oh man these cats are SO BURNING. Love this combo. Tradition, exploration, modernization and SWING all at once!!!
3:46 what a beautiful line goosebumps
Is it from a song or completely improvised
@@nathanGC__ I found it after reply. It is not imporv. Some legend's transcription 😂
The joy, the utter joy these musicians have listening to their fellow musicians play their hearts out just adds to the enjoyment of this video.
PATRICK BARTLEY!!! The greatest saxophonist of our generation. YEAH!!! Speaking the language of the greats and his own language at the same time. WOW!!!
Totally AGREE!!!!
Nothing against the statement.
I hear lots of Benny carter and Johnny Hodges in pats solo
definitely. got that based pre-bop attitude
i keep hearing everyone i love- bird, cannonball, kenny garrett, sonny stitt, even buddy defranco
Yes. Its awesome because he can switch styles on a dime. Another solo he might be shredding a contemporary piece with Coltrane changes with the edge of Kenny Garrett. Then the next he will have the driving force of Cannonball Adderley. The world has never seen such a flexible saxophonist!
@@handdancin Buddy Defranco really?! Huh...thats one I havent heard yet. Patrick does also play a mean clarinet so its very possible!
I heard Pete Brown and Earl Bostic, with some Louis Jordan.
8:34 that is some sick nasty stride piano playing.
The drummer's pocket could fit the whole apartment
I just watch this everyday. That's what happens, every single day.
Everytime I listen I'm smiling the whole tune through, but at the phrase at 3:00 I can't stop laughing out loud!!! What a band!!!
I’m so glad someone noticed that too!! The chemistry!!!
Oh my fucking God that drum solo was the shit.. and I’m sorry for cussing but I am a drummer and it’s hard to impress me. It’s in the simplicity yet execution let made it so powerful for me and everyone else is a badass, of course but of course, but I’m going to give my complete love to the drummer. 🤘👍✌️
I don’t know the drummer’s name but will someone please tell him, Thank you!! Thank you for making drums look fun. Thank you for putting life into the instrument so it can resonate with others.
Drummer's name is Joe Saylor
I've watched this so many times. It's so good!! Also, I didn't know Binging with Babish could play the drums so well
I can’t stop watching this, this is so truly beautiful. Everyone just communicating so fluently to each other and creating this amazing aura. This is truly one of the greatest renditions of after you’ve gone I’ve ever seen if not the greatest.
Tell me how I've been playing sax for about 16 years, and I'm not even half as adept on the horn as this brotha here. Magnificent! He channeled every master from the 30s and 40s in this take, straight up possession by the spirits. I'll continue striving to hit this benchmark. Bravo!
Patrick sounds like if Ben Webster played alto sax
Ben, with a touch of Dolphy tossed in.
dont forget johnny hodges, cannonball, bird, coleman hawkins, lester young, etc.
Bruce’s trumpet playing and language is amazing!
Sometimes I come back and watch this video to remind myself why I teach music. I have never not gotten chills watching it and I have seen it at least 20-30 times.
Everyone's talking about Hartley's epic solo, but can we take a moment to appreciate how equally epic Harris' was? So tasty, yet smooth and controlled.
Edit: And Saylor's? Completely different approach to the rest, but just as engaging. A perfect demonstration of how less is more (especially done right).
Ageless. In my opinion Emmet Cohen's sessions are.
Ladies and gentlemen this is Jazz!
Babish sounding good on the drums.