The album " She Was Good To Me " Chet Baker (trumpet), Bob James (keyboards), Hubert Laws (flute), Ron Carter (contrabass) and Jack De Johnette or Steve Gadd (drums).
This was recorded in 1974. I agree Gadd is a little busy on this track, but we all develop as musicians over time. And it's very hard to be critical of such raw (and infant??) talent that we hear in this recording. Listen to Gadd playing on a Joe Sample CD entitled Feeling Good. He plays brushes on every track taking a minimalist approach - most of you would not GUESS it was Gadd playing drums if I'd not told you so. We all develop as musicians, regardless of the starting talent point.
@@mrconstable1908 how do you even determine something like that based off what I said in a comment I made 8 years ago? What’s bizarre is how ridiculous you sound after reading your reply a few times. Mr “I obviously understand Chet bakers music”
@@chowdermonsterr How sad that I have to explain the obvious. I have determined the comment that I posted because it's obvious from your comment referring to "high scales" that you know very little about trumpet playing and even less about Chet's music, by your own admission. Please leave it at that.
@@mrconstable1908 you fuckin idiot 🤣 you took how I said “high scales” and directly assumed I was talking about physical trumpet playing. You should really read shit before you start trying to playa hate. That’s a bad look on you. Just leave it at that, mr. I suck on Chet’s trumpet for a living
ThomasSimmons, nobody wins, it's not a competition. I love Miles but objectively we must recognize that as "trumpet players" there are others superior to him as technique and beauty of sound. That's all.
As a trumpet player I can say that Miles technique was absolutely great: beautiful full sound, perfect pitch, unique sense of timing, …and if you listen to the early records he was also good at performing articulated fast phrases in his own style. Comparison between the two is impossible; they represent their different cultural backgrounds: east coast&black vs west coast&white
This drummer must be gadd. He's got all of gadd's style (comping, drive, phrases, sound). I could bet he is in fact Gadd. You can compare both drummers... You just got to paly the track "With a song in my heart" from the same album... That was DeJohnette, with no doubt!
It is Gadd, Dejohnette plays on the other tracks. Steve Gadd - drums on "Autumn Leaves", "She Was Too Good to Me", "Funk in Deep Freeze", "Tangerine", "My Future Just Passed" Jack DeJohnette - drums on "With a Song in My Heart", "What'll I Do?", "It's You or No One"
Hank Mobley, the most underrated musician and composer. The essence of hard bop: sophisticated blues.
steve gadd on drums :)
What a cool up-dated version of the Hank Mobley original.
Never knew Laws and Chet recorded together, what a treasure this is, thanks for posting!
There is another excellent CTI recording called Studio Trieste that features Chet and Hubert with guitarist Jim Hall.
The sweet mellow magic in Chet!
gadd is super badd.
this definitely steve gadd on drums
This was recorded in 1974. I agree Gadd is a little busy on this track, but we all develop as musicians over time. And it's very hard to be critical of such raw (and infant??) talent that we hear in this recording. Listen to Gadd playing on a Joe Sample CD entitled Feeling Good. He plays brushes on every track taking a minimalist approach - most of you would not GUESS it was Gadd playing drums if I'd not told you so. We all develop as musicians, regardless of the starting talent point.
@bobyoung53 Wrong. He's versatile. He can swing his ass off and play the other stuff too. Don't take that away from him.
Just the right amount of flash and glitz, by already seasoned players who went on to become icons.
The legendary music from the CTI label
Really a great label, I agree.
some of the illest I've heard from Chet baker, even as not being one of my top favorites in jazz, this number in particular reaches high scales
What a bizarre comment. It's obvious that you do not understand Chet's music.
@@mrconstable1908 how do you even determine something like that based off what I said in a comment I made 8 years ago? What’s bizarre is how ridiculous you sound after reading your reply a few times. Mr “I obviously understand Chet bakers music”
@@chowdermonsterr How sad that I have to explain the obvious. I have determined the comment that I posted because it's obvious from your comment referring to "high scales" that you know very little about trumpet playing and even less about Chet's music, by your own admission. Please leave it at that.
@@mrconstable1908 you fuckin idiot 🤣 you took how I said “high scales” and directly assumed I was talking about physical trumpet playing. You should really read shit before you start trying to playa hate. That’s a bad look on you. Just leave it at that, mr. I suck on Chet’s trumpet for a living
This song is a public monument 👏
It is Steve Gadd drums.
Miles is appreciable as a composer but Chet is superior as a trumpeter
@@thomassimmons9839 is your opinion
ThomasSimmons, nobody wins, it's not a competition. I love Miles but objectively we must recognize that as "trumpet players" there are others superior to him as technique and beauty of sound. That's all.
As a trumpet player I can say that Miles technique was absolutely great: beautiful full sound, perfect pitch, unique sense of timing, …and if you listen to the early records he was also good at performing articulated fast phrases in his own style.
Comparison between the two is impossible; they represent their different cultural backgrounds: east coast&black vs west coast&white
Nujabes
this my favourite, more like this! but there never will be. Gen
steve gadd
I find thé album cover really disturbing
It's an eye.
WBGO 88.3
I'm not sure what/how he's doing with the hi-hat, but it sounds really cool. almost sounds like he's playing 16th notes on hats at times.
He is.
Cool tune. Love it!
one of my favorite albums of all time heavy in so many ways
Great Tune....this version is way sharp though. Is it taken from a record player?
Love it !
Another CTI gem!! Music that will sound fresh for the ages. Master musicians all around.
Giant
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No way, man, fuck that, just listen to the music
so out of tune, but still good
HERE CHET COMES 1:00
@deltarising
billy higgins ! !
Hard to unsee.
so goood
thiis song is just soo good, you can feel it
Jack DeJohnette! Sounds nothing like Gadd. Nothing against Gadd, he's great, but that's Jack, baby!
Unfortunately it literally says it’s Gadd
Of course that is Dr.Steve Gadd!
I'm pretty sure that the drummer on this track is Jack DeJohnette ___ not Steve Gadd !!!
This drummer must be gadd. He's got all of gadd's style (comping, drive, phrases, sound). I could bet he is in fact Gadd.
You can compare both drummers... You just got to paly the track "With a song in my heart" from the same album... That was DeJohnette, with no doubt!
But I still wonder why you would think that :D
Keep it up, man ;)
It is Gadd, Dejohnette plays on the other tracks. Steve Gadd - drums on "Autumn Leaves", "She Was Too Good to Me", "Funk in Deep Freeze", "Tangerine", "My Future Just Passed"
Jack DeJohnette - drums on "With a Song in My Heart", "What'll I Do?", "It's You or No One"