Emmet Cohen w/ Joe Lovano | Charlie Chan

Joe Lovano’s contrafact over “Old Milestones,” entitled “Charlie Chan."
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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Joe Lovano - Tenor Saxophone
Kyle Poole - Drums
Russell Hall - Bass

[@Gmuns1]

Channeling Monk! Thank you for the upload. Every cut from this performance is absolute 🔥

[@MonicaTrapaga]

Emmet Cohen, this is wild, really wild, every session has been sensational but this one with Joe Lovano was on fire. Thankyou. Thankyou Thankyou

[@bobblues1158]

Miles Stones (old). Excellent!!!!

[@oscargrillo9508]

"Charlie Chan" was Charlie Parker's pseudonym assumed when he recorded with Miles on tenor

[@footrane]

good to know, thanks for share this info...

[@footrane]

This is my favorite video of all these live performances. Absolutely inspiring 🔥

[@LeMelleKH2]

My favorite Joe tune!

[@bass-cal6643]

Super !!!! Merci beacoup pour ces moments de vrai bonheur 😊👌

[@TheJazzer18]

F’n killin’. Yeah

[@itscarlini]

Killin’

[@tolteke484]

Damn! Hot stuff!

[@Krisselbee]

Oh my god

[@saxlegrange]

Joe is so killing

[@stankatic8182]

Bring it !

[@alansenzaki4148]

Oh yeah!! Ahhhhhh.Ahhhhhhh!!!

[@TheLadsonsouza]

Amazing!

[@cooljazzmat]

The perfect time is when it disappear

[@jiyujizai]

💙🌸😃🍀

[@eliottmorst]

Well dang.....actually y'all make lovano sound "in"....thats way cool

[@doce7606]

lol, it's hot upstairs...

[@Lucia-kk4kn]

Sadly Mr Lovano is struggling with that fast tempo...

[@georgemcfetridge8310]

It doesn't settle. JL usually doesn't develop ideas, but instead goes for quantity of them. If he used the device of staying on one idea for a period, he could control and get with the rhythm section. Coltrane would play certain figures at times to get the bass and drums in line, then go on from there.

[@REDR83]

Yeah not sure what you all mean. Part of what makes Lovano a master is the way he can manipulate space and time, as well as complex harmonic phrases and ideas. He certainly plays behind the beat here but I assure you it is intentional, he's a true master. If anything the rhythm section isn't used to playing with a horn player that can manipulate time the way Lovano does, hence why it sounds like the tempo never locks in. Not a knock on the rhythm section, they are great. Just my thoughts, I could be wrong.

[@leanmchungry4735]

Lovano is in great form here, he's killin' it on his old Selmer, struggle, fuddle, you're hearing double:)

[@fredyoung3739]

Maybe the best yet!