Teo Macero on Working with Miles, Mingus and Monk
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2012
- In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Legendary producer and arranger Teo Macero discusses his experiences working with musicians Miles Davis, Charles Mingus and Thelonious Monk.
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The Miles-phone story is classic!
"I thought you were going to say that, Thelonious" almost killed me. Great stories from when Giants roamed the earth.
Thanks for this fantastic footage!
I LOVE Teo’s enthusiasm!
I love the way he laughs in between "Miles" ' phone conversations.
Listening to some of these stories,
I'm amazed that any music got made at all!
I can listen to him talk for hours.
"Personality is everything in art and poetry." - Goethe
The world needs people and times again like Mr.Macero is talking about. Good music, good times.
Thank you for preserving this wonderful oral history. So important! loved it!
When the handler gets handled. So heartwarming to see Teo get all chuckly recalling how he swung things himself. 😸🤷🏻♂️
WHAT A LOVELY MAN AND STORY TELLER. I COULD LISTEN TO THIS GUY FOR HOURS. WOW!
What history! Thank you Teo.
Absolutely love Teo and all of his music.
Life changing...will never listen to Miles in the same way again....
This is why that music was so great. They were just being their real selves. There was no pretense about being a "jazz musician" they were just real human beings trying to capture and present the genius they had... profanity, insanity and all.
They weren't academic.
exactly, great point
Absolutely fantastic commentaries by Mr. Teo Macero who I regard as a GENIUS in his own right; for capturing the essence of those timeless musical giants.
I love listening to this guy.
Another great share. Such a pleasure to listen to this guy and his adventures.
WE MISS YOU TEO ....TEO...TEO.......WE....MISS ...........YOU !
God bless ya Teo
That's some funny shit, man. Teo knew everybody...and I do I mean everybody. He could tell those kinda stories for hours.
TEO HAS DONE--IT AGAIN! GREAT. STORY!! NOW IF WE COULD ONLY GET THIS GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC ON BROADWAY!
I'm laughing out loud, this stuff is really funny. Mingus got him righting music when their about to hit record. Monk is completely in a world of his own chasing Steve Allen around for money. I could listen to Teo talk all day.
Miles' Teo is one of my favorite songs.
It's a tough one to transcribe!
this is an incredible interview, what an amazing man, I just laughed and laughed, great stories, people who love jazz will immensely thrive from these interveiws
Thanks for uploading this...I recently have been reading Ian Carr's biography of Miles, and of course Teo is in that... Good stuff
Ian Carr was amazing. And his Miles book is the best!
Wonderful stories!! Thank you Teo!
Not being punched in the face by Mingus is a rarity all in itself.
what a lucky man ...
thank you, mr. macero ...
Important historical interview. Teo’s name is all over modern music.
Interesting perspective. Monk was cash on delivery! Good for him!
So insightful thank you =)
Thanks for postung
Teo, comes over having a strong character.
Peace to all ! !
Teo
Loved that lp you partnered w Bob Prince
The impression is so good lmao
Yes!!! Thank you!!!! 1Nation4Life
Love
I figured out who he sounds like: Eugene Levy on SCTV impersonating Floyd the barber from Andy Griffith show.
Lol...Yes, I can hear Floyd the Barber...
Ha! Awesome.
Miles turning down $$$ most Jazz guys begging for a gig. Why Miles drove Ferraris and the others on the subway
Did you notice they went up every time teo turned them down; $2500 a pop. Went from $2500 to $7500 in three calls. "Book it muthafucka" LMAO. And miles wasn't on the call. That's how popular Mile's music was. Promoters don't do that for 90% of artist.
Who filmed this and who is the interviewer? Was it meant for a documentary? Thanks for the clip!
Legend
The pro of the pro's
hi, do you have some more infos on the date of the interview and sources? (place, in which occasion, where, when, if it´s part of a documentary etc.. )
i would be really thankfull for it, i´m writing a research work and i ´d like to put this amazing interview in.
Thank you in advance
Cool
I doubt he was having fun while all this was going on...he's having fun telling the stories tho'.
It's a bitch learning a tune on the bandstand, I can only imagine what it's like to WRITE a tune moments before the show...LOL!!!
(hoarse voice) Teo play that. Teo, Teo...
Gingerbread boy innit
@@tomekp95 Des right bruv.
Who was the tubless drummer for Monk? Art b ?
It’s crazy how little those guys get payed for each session in those time
Это легенда для джазменов а каково работать чистым кайф фом?
Imagine running into a room to stop Monk while he's playing a tune
Go back to page 1 bar 5 after page 2.....OMG!!!! 😆😂😱
I was subbing for the drummer at Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. It was all sight reading, no rehearsal. In one number, on page 2 there was a note that said, "cut to" but there was no "to", just a red line snaking down the page, around to the next page and down around the next 2 pages. By the time I found the cut, it was over. All I could do was keep time.
He was late for the second set and absent on the third? Wow!
Monk was a trip. I love his chicken dance.
I almost laughed at that Miles story🙄So this Teo Teo?
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yes, this Teo Teo.
Oh he said working with MINGUS....I THOUGHT HE SAID SOMETHING ELSE 🫥
That poor man haha
its a shame that it's so hard to understand what he is saying....
lol
+Freedom Explorer not hard really
Just pause it ..open your mind and play it until you understand
Pedro Costa CC MAN!
What??? I understood him totally. He's one in a million. He lived that jazz life with all the great ones. Man I'm so jealous.
Jazz quit junk for school, now it's safe and boring.
As terrible of a thing as that is to say (well, type)... I very much agree
I don't like him using God's name as a cuss word.