Emmet Cohen w/ Joe Lovano | Charlie Chan
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- 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
Channeling Monk! Thank you for the upload. Every cut from this performance is absolute 🔥
Emmet Cohen, this is wild, really wild, every session has been sensational but this one with Joe Lovano was on fire. Thankyou. Thankyou Thankyou
Miles Stones (old). Excellent!!!!
"Charlie Chan" was Charlie Parker's pseudonym assumed when he recorded with Miles on tenor
good to know, thanks for share this info...
This is my favorite video of all these live performances. Absolutely inspiring 🔥
My favorite Joe tune!
Super !!!! Merci beacoup pour ces moments de vrai bonheur 😊👌
F’n killin’. Yeah
Killin’
Damn! Hot stuff!
Oh my god
Joe is so killing
Bring it !
Oh yeah!! Ahhhhhh.Ahhhhhhh!!!
Amazing!
The perfect time is when it disappear
💙🌸😃🍀
Well dang.....actually y'all make lovano sound "in"....thats way cool
lol, it's hot upstairs...
Sadly Mr Lovano is struggling with that fast tempo...
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.
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.
Lovano is in great form here, he's killin' it on his old Selmer, struggle, fuddle, you're hearing double:)
Maybe the best yet!