Yeah, you should not speak on the top of Foley's solo, but what the guy says is quite funny: "Miles is like a dinosaur who has learned to give birth to mammals"!
It seems to be to hard to understand for people that this concert was broadcasted in TV and it is quite impossible to take away the narrator’s talk which was done in broadcasted program.
I love Miles....he ACHIEVED HIS COMEBACK after the Silent Period. His bands from 1983 til 1988 were smoking!!! From 1989 til his death, he stayed ALIVE, PLAYING for YOU, AND ME. He's still here. When I leave, IM GOING TO HEAR HIM AGAIN WHERE IM GOING.....LATER.
This concert changed my life! I have also digitalized this from VHS/Nicam, and I'm listening to it frequently. I remember how Miles just could not stop playing, they played 2 hours 45 minutes!! They started already a bit late and played well past the official 10pm, which was the absolute deadline set by authorities. but Miles could not care less (as always) :-). I still have have the impression, over all Miles' concerts/band setups of this and near era, this was the best one. Well only John Scofield is missing, but he was actually in the earlier era.... THANX for sharing
It's just great that they have this guy rambling on while that bass player is burning up the fretboard in an ungodly fashion. No, I would much rather him talk over that master musician.
The Starting Time: (0:01) Blues 1. (6:20) The Perfect Way 2. (6:35) The Senate 3. (13:03 Me and You 4. (18:30) Human Nature 5. ( 21:16) Wrinkles 6. (40:21)
Gracias señor Jesús🙏 por todas tus bendiciones para mi y para mi familia dame de tu infinito Amor, y de tu infinita, paz, y de tu infinita misericordia, y cuida de mi y de mi familia. Amén. Dios bendiga también a las personas que lean este comentario y que nunca le falta el pan y la comida en su hogar
Jesus! let the guy play, whatever it is, electric guitar, bass guitar, who cares, he plays great, what an intro for a youtube video, thank you very much for posting, you made my day. Cheers!
Miksi pitää puhua juuri basistin soolon päälle, juu kuulosta kitaralta, mutta se on basso. Tämä oli aina ongelma näissä Pori Jazz taltioineissa YLE:n lähettämissä Pori Jazz lähetyksissä, että kesken biisin toimittaja alkaa höpöttämään päälle, raivostuttavaa ja amatöörimäistä puuhaa!
Näin on. Se on ns. piccolo basso eli bassossa on ohuet kielet ja se on viritetty oktaavia korkeammalle. Kaikista pahin on Bela fleckin konsertti (löytyy myös tältä juutuubi sivulta) jossa toimittaja selittää suu vaahdossa lähes joka biisin päälle...
I love how in his later stuff he played on a red Martin committee
5 лет назад
I frequently visit a music store to buy sheet music. I was talking to a girl working there who plays sax. I mentioned Martin Committee trumpets. She knew about them. She said they're the Rolls Royce of trumpets. I've priced them. A 1940s to 1950s model in impeccable condition costs close to $10,000.00. It was that time period where Martin trumpets are collectors items.
Darryl Jones contributed so much to the sound, as did Marcus Miller and Michael Henderson- it’s too easy to underestimate the effect of the bass player!! I saw Miles play in 1988, and without Darryl Jones it wasn’t as good as this. Is he playing a Schecter?
It is a piccolo bass. Piccolo bass is tuned one octave up comparing to traditional bass. Of course it has lighter strings as well. Actually it is more like long scale guitar with thick strings. Piccolo bass has anyhow tighter sound comparing to traditional guitar.
2;23 I heard that on the movie King Solomon's mines when they walked into this African village and the horn player blew this sound before they planed to kill all of them.
Thanks! Now I just Need the Times so I Don't Have to Sit There and Decipher when the Song comes in Because These Songs Blend Together Nicely it's Hard to Tell when the Next Song is Sometimes.
Anyway, I guess the the set list: (correct me If I'm wrong, please): 1. The Senate [Joe "Foley" McReary] 2. Me and You [Joe "Foley" McReary] 3. Human Nature [Steve Porcaro] 4. Wrinkle [Miles Davis]
SO Here is the Deal I Got This DVD Video at a Record Show and What you Have is Right if your Looking at the Cover. My Copy Has Issues With Some Hiccups so This 1. Should Be Better. so I Was Trying to Get the Times But I Get Thrown off A Bit. so When I Was Looking for the 1'st Song you Have Down That is Not the Song. so as I am Scrolling Though the Video This What I Have for the Song List. the Only Thing I Need is the Times. so if the Times Are Wrong Let me Know. 1. of the Songs Blends in But you can See Them Stop Then Go to the Next Song. Somewhere in the Middle. 1. Blues 2. The Perfect Way 3. The Senate 4. Me and You 5. Human Nature 6. Wrinkles
@@tomarikawa Two songs before that, "Blues" which in later shows was called "New Blues" and was pretty much the closest Miles would play to traditional "jazz" at that time (1980s), and "Perfect Way".
Piccolo bass is tuned one octave up comparing to traditional bass. Of course it has lighter strings as well. Actually it is more like long scale guitar with thick strings. Piccolo bass has anyhow tighter sound comparing to traditional guitar.
Joe McCreary (who is known as 'Foley') pretty much created the concept of piccolo bass, tuned, as Jari described, an octave higher than normal. That led him playing lead bass. Beyond that innovation, he's a strong, creative musician.
Not many Artists made it thru the 80s without encountering the "Cheese grater"... James Brown,Miles,Funkadelic, all of there sounds were throttled by horrible sound pallettes and crappy drummers ... search your heart you know this to be true
@@PrinceAliBabaEmmanuel maybe,a light in the darkness i suppose but i have an issue with 60s musicians who made it to the 80s...it usually ends real bad
Yeah, you should not speak on the top of Foley's solo, but what the guy says is quite funny: "Miles is like a dinosaur who has learned to give birth to mammals"!
It seems to be to hard to understand for people that this concert was broadcasted in TV and it is quite impossible to take away the narrator’s talk which was done in broadcasted program.
@@JariBehm it's not hard to understand. It's just wrong
According to the credits in the description, Foley isn't here. It's Joe McCreary on piccolo bass.
@@hecbiz75 Foley IS Joe McCreary.
I love Miles....he ACHIEVED HIS COMEBACK after the Silent Period. His bands from 1983 til 1988 were smoking!!! From 1989 til his death, he stayed ALIVE, PLAYING for YOU, AND ME. He's still here. When I leave, IM GOING TO HEAR HIM AGAIN WHERE IM GOING.....LATER.
The 1989 band is one of my favorites.
I was there. Amazing experience!
This concert changed my life! I have also digitalized this from VHS/Nicam, and I'm listening to it frequently. I remember how Miles just could not stop playing, they played 2 hours 45 minutes!! They started already a bit late and played well past the official 10pm, which was the absolute deadline set by authorities. but Miles could not care less (as always) :-). I still have have the impression, over all Miles' concerts/band setups of this and near era, this was the best one. Well only John Scofield is missing, but he was actually in the earlier era.... THANX for sharing
Porin Jazz On Point!!!!! SALUT MR. Miles Davis. ONE LOVE. 2021;D
Miles makes me cry and happy at the same time. Love you man!
Music to feel and feed the brain with he made music
Guitar is amazing😊
This show is completely emotional, they are so comfortable with improvising, it seems to have been one of the best shows of their careers.
Miles kept evolving.....probably still is......
Yessir.
He's probably up in heaven during a hardcore punk set. R.I.P.
👍 🎶🎸🌈 👂 🔥 🎹🎹 🥁 amazing record 😎 MILES DAVIS 🎺 RIP never forgotten!
Legendary 🎼🎵🎶🎸🎷🎺🎹🎻👀
We all miss Miles
You can hear the influence that Miles and Prince had on each other!
Love the Flintstones rendition! 16:50-16:55
@Happy Me
Yeah, Foley apparently has a quirky sense of humor.
Magic Miles! Pelé of jazz!
Tem Brasileiro aqui também !!!
❤️
It's just great that they have this guy rambling on while that bass player is burning up the fretboard in an ungodly fashion. No, I would much rather him talk over that master musician.
Burning up the fret board in an ungodly fashion💀💀💀
King of Jazz
LOVEE- Lil B
The Starting Time: (0:01)
Blues 1. (6:20)
The Perfect Way 2. (6:35)
The Senate 3. (13:03
Me and You 4. (18:30)
Human Nature 5. ( 21:16)
Wrinkles 6. (40:21)
Know.
@@ensorfeliciano9482 Thanks!
@@harmonica212 33:33
39:06
@@Gurci28 Thanks! the guy above said
The Starting Time: (0:01)
Blues 1. (6:20)
The Perfect Way 2. (6:35)
The Senate 3. (13:03
Me and You 4. (18:30)
Human Nature 5. ( 21:16)
Wrinkles 6. (40:21)
The Best
Members:
Garrett, Kenny, sax
Davis, Miles, tp, keys
McCreary, Joe, g
Irving, Bobby, keys
Holzman, Adam, keys
Jones, Darryl, b
Wellman, Ricky, dr
Cinelu, Mino, perc
Nämä ovat jo mainittu info-kentässä
Holy shit this is awesome
The GREATEST From GREATESTS!!
Gracias señor Jesús🙏 por todas tus bendiciones para mi y para mi familia dame de tu infinito Amor, y de tu infinita, paz, y de tu infinita misericordia, y cuida de mi y de mi familia. Amén. Dios bendiga también a las personas que lean este comentario y que nunca le falta el pan y la comida en su hogar
Eine sehr gute Aufnahme, viele starke Szenen.
Genau! (Zweite konzert von Miles in Pori - erste in '84 mit Scoe - hab beides viel genossen)
Jesus! let the guy play, whatever it is, electric guitar, bass guitar, who cares, he plays great, what an intro for a youtube video, thank you very much for posting, you made my day. Cheers!
Lead Bass.
Супер круто!!!!
❤️
S'il m'était donné de ressusciter un mort de parmi les contemporains,je ferais revivre Miles Davis !!
Salut, son œuvre reste vivante et gravée dans nos mémoires pour l'éternité 🌌
Lol the guitar bass guy. So talented. Amazing I wonder what he sounds like with 6 strings. 🤔
That blows my mind
His name's Daryl Johns "the Munch" one of the best bass player...
@@ANZALA1000 Darryl Jones
the senate sounds like a weather report song
ON TIME WITH TIME
Miksi pitää puhua juuri basistin soolon päälle, juu kuulosta kitaralta, mutta se on basso. Tämä oli aina ongelma näissä Pori Jazz taltioineissa YLE:n lähettämissä Pori Jazz lähetyksissä, että kesken biisin toimittaja alkaa höpöttämään päälle, raivostuttavaa ja amatöörimäistä puuhaa!
Näin on. Se on ns. piccolo basso eli bassossa on ohuet kielet ja se on viritetty oktaavia korkeammalle. Kaikista pahin on Bela fleckin konsertti (löytyy myös tältä juutuubi sivulta) jossa toimittaja selittää suu vaahdossa lähes joka biisin päälle...
Kiitos kun jaoit tämän konsertin.👍
@@JariBehm Muistan kyseisen Bela Fleckin konsertin. Victor Wooten bassossa ja se piraatin näköinen sormirumpali Bela Fleckin lisäksi. :)
@@TheKimRo Juu, hän on the Future man eli Victorin veli Roy Wooten.
@@JariBehm Niinpä olikin! 😄👍
I love how in his later stuff he played on a red Martin committee
I frequently visit a music store to buy sheet music. I was talking to a girl working there who plays sax. I mentioned Martin Committee trumpets. She knew about them. She said they're the Rolls Royce of trumpets. I've priced them. A 1940s to 1950s model in impeccable condition costs close to $10,000.00. It was that time period where Martin trumpets are collectors items.
@ "She said they're the Rolls Royce of trumpets. "
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
超かっこいい！！♡
WOW
Dear Miles
Who speak when guitarist play.... bad
Yeah that talking during the guitar solo -- can't you cut that out?
It's a bass actually, modified to play an octave higher than regular bass.
@@kelvinsmith6854 Piccolo bass. The bassist from the cheesy metal band Manowar used one as well.
Samuel L Jackson voice: MOTHERFU...
Yes, You are right! But it´s Foleys bass and it sounds like electric guitar.
GENUSS1S AT PLAY
👍
2;22 2;23 like a 2 punch combination Pow !!!! then miles strolls off cool as shit
@Oba Ajamu
Given that Miles boxed, he'd probably appreciate your reference.
Damn right
Eternel 🌌🎼
🌱🌸😃💙
Darryl Jones contributed so much to the sound, as did Marcus Miller and Michael Henderson- it’s too easy to underestimate the effect of the bass player!! I saw Miles play in 1988, and without Darryl Jones it wasn’t as good as this. Is he playing a Schecter?
Yes, it is Schecter bass
1:16 listen to 1:48 of bouncing with bud ( from the amazing bud powell)
Show
Me like There.....
Is a solo bass guitar with a effect electric guitar sound.
It is a piccolo bass. Piccolo bass is tuned one octave up comparing to traditional bass. Of course it has lighter strings as well. Actually it is more like long scale guitar with thick strings. Piccolo bass has anyhow tighter sound comparing to traditional guitar.
@@JariBehm Ok... Intersting...
2;23 I heard that on the movie King Solomon's mines when they walked into this African village and the horn player blew this sound before they planed to kill all of them.
he planed that shit
16.50 Flintstones :D
Does Anyone Have the Song List with the Times???... This is some Good Stuff. it will Help know what the Songs are.
Names of the songs are mention in the video in beginning of each song.
Thanks! Now I just Need the Times so I Don't Have to Sit There and Decipher when the Song comes in Because These Songs Blend Together Nicely it's Hard to Tell when the Next Song is Sometimes.
Anyway, I guess the the set list: (correct me If I'm wrong, please):
1. The Senate [Joe "Foley" McReary]
2. Me and You [Joe "Foley" McReary]
3. Human Nature [Steve Porcaro]
4. Wrinkle [Miles Davis]
SO Here is the Deal I Got This DVD Video at a Record Show and What you Have is Right if your Looking at the Cover. My Copy Has Issues With Some Hiccups so This 1. Should Be Better. so I Was Trying to Get the Times But I Get Thrown off A Bit. so When I Was Looking for the 1'st Song you Have Down That is Not the Song. so as I am Scrolling Though the Video This What I Have for the Song List. the Only Thing I Need is the Times. so if the Times Are Wrong Let me Know. 1. of the Songs Blends in But you can See Them Stop Then Go to the Next Song. Somewhere in the Middle.
1. Blues
2. The Perfect Way
3. The Senate
4. Me and You
5. Human Nature
6. Wrinkles
@@tomarikawa Two songs before that, "Blues" which in later shows was called "New Blues" and was pretty much the closest Miles would play to traditional "jazz" at that time (1980s), and "Perfect Way".
Круто мочит !!!
let the music play, and why talk when the guitarist mccreary is playing- idiotic. Rest is beautiful
28 minutes to hear Kenny soloing, was it a punition ?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foley_(musician)
Wow, Adam's the only white guy here. Harps back to Bill Evans era! - from a non-racist perspective.
Freddy Flintstone...
32:30
ここのマイルスとギャレットの掛け合い良いね
A, JA, Ich verstehe..... leider nichts, but it does´n matter
そうだね。最高のグルピング。1987年大阪万博公園でマイルスグルプを見て忘れられない
FOLEY FOLEY FOLEY FOLEY FOLEY
mitä ihme höpötystä? milesin päälle!
😄 Sama pölöttäjä halusi pölöttää kaikkien YLE:ltä lähetettävien Pori Jazz konserttien päälle
That bass player in the white outfit is never going to amount to much after this! ;-)
😂heard he joined some rag tag band from Dartford England...good luck
Piccolo Bass????????
Piccolo bass is tuned one octave up comparing to traditional bass. Of course it has lighter strings as well. Actually it is more like long scale guitar with thick strings. Piccolo bass has anyhow tighter sound comparing to traditional guitar.
In his autobiography, Miles used to refer to this instrument as 'Lead Bass',
Warum wirkt Miles hier so lustlos???
Chaque note est une couleur
That “guitar” solo looks likes played on a bass. Looks like 4 strings and a bass scale neck.
It is a bass fitted with light cauge of strings and tuned one octave up comparing to ”normal” bass. Bass is made by Kramer and type is called Duke.
Joe McCreary (who is known as 'Foley') pretty much created the concept of piccolo bass, tuned, as Jari described, an octave higher than normal. That led him playing lead bass. Beyond that innovation, he's a strong, creative musician.
Foley's chief criticism around his debut -era with Miles -- IS THAT HE DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO EDIT HIMSELF!!
dinosaurus?
Who's that mfck! talking while guitariste soloing?
Alessandro de Souza sujeira
Foley
Great show, a bit ruined by the Spanish narrator
It is a finnish narrator, but ruined anyhow, I agree :)
@@JariBehm oops that's a great difference haha didn't listen carefully haha. Thanks for the upload !
◆ギター氏がソロに入るや否や、リズム体は別として「2流ロック・バンド化」・・・拙僧は断然、Beck派バイ。
Stupid narration over the best bit
Not many Artists made it thru the 80s without encountering the "Cheese grater"... James Brown,Miles,Funkadelic, all of there sounds were throttled by horrible sound pallettes and crappy drummers ... search your heart you know this to be true
@@PrinceAliBabaEmmanuel maybe,a light in the darkness i suppose but i have an issue with 60s musicians who made it to the 80s...it usually ends real bad
MILES SHOULD HAVE STAYED HOME.