Blues Inflection in Jazz
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2014
- Saxophonist Todd Williams guides you through Blues inflections, and performs W.C. Handy's classic "St. Louis Blues" to illustrate!
Learn more at academy.jalc.org
Todd Williams - Tenor Saxophone
Tom Dempsey - Guitar
Eli Yamin - Piano
Ari Roland - Bass
Alvin Atkinson - Drums
Eric Suquet - Director
Marshall Rose - Director of Photography
Jessica Paz - Audio Engineer
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer
Recorded May 3, 2013
Todd Williams is my jazz prof. That guy can jam!
Kyle Rice that’s my daddy!
no way he is my jazz prof too. where do u go
Jealous, is there anyway one of you could give me his email? I’d love to have a Skype lesson with him.
They always have those Jazzy names Todd Williams sounds like Jazz. Jenny Diver, Sukey Tawdry, Lotte Lenya, Sweet Lucy Brown , yes the line form around the corner, now that Macky’s back in town. 😂😂🎉
That excellent feeling of everyone enjoying the piece and it's so clear through their faces and sound is great
These Jazz at Lincoln Center videos put a smile on my face even on my worst days. Don't ever stop guys, your passion is truly one of a kind
What i would give to have a drummer like that in my combo
I don't think I've ever heard a bass player with a bow swing that hard before!
Take a look at Christian McBride!
Paul chambers ?
Holy Moly, great sounding band!!
+casbont Much of the band reprises in this video - be sure to check it out ruclips.net/video/gGAD7UlvR0Q/видео.html
Love all of these videos! Fantastic! Keep jazz alive, everybody!
I have heard and played St. Louis Blues many times but this video made me see it in a whole new way.
Todd is one of the greatest musicians ever.
i like jazz music because it makes me feel more relaxed and comfortable when the covid-19 pandemic is making my life difficult..wish everyone reading this stay healthy and good luck in life. I Love Jazz Music
Field hollers and dirges of Enslaved Africans in the Americas - North, South and Central as well as the West Indies - gave birth to the Blues.
Good tenor saxophone!
ironically, even though this the blues, there all pretty happy
Blues can be happy
I have heard a Blues that has made me feel sad- it always makes me feel great inside
Such a great quality saxophone has.
Very smooth sound
that guitar sounds delicious
Probably the guitarist has something to do with it : )
More lessons from him here: ruclips.net/video/Bo4p5oQq-XM/видео.html
Hey everyone, the best success that i've had was with the Takiras music method (i found it on google) definately the best plan that I have ever tried.
Bla
I wouldn't eat a guitar
Far out! God bless you guys! All you jazz guys doing all this for the love of music!
Such a good teacher and illustration....I get it!
You guys have great sound... Look forward to watching all you vids.
When you have an ear to ear grin and the other guys do to, it's not work, it's a way of living.
It hit me hard, damn
Love it! 😎🎶👌
Todd's always been a personal favorite! Killing....
Tommy Bradford Glad you enjoyed it! We'll be posting more from that session soon
He actually just released a cd! It's called: lift up your heads
The intro sounds like summertime to me
i think it is
Musica fantastica.
Difficile trovare parole per descriverla.
Complimenti vivissimi a tutti i musicisti.
Grazie a tutti!!!!!!
Beautifully played!
This drummer is unbelievabe.
Excellent
It's so nice and refreshing to see musicians playing because the love for the music and not the image God bless you guys
great !
When lesson turn in to sweet ass jam session by the teachers
Piano player is so happy to be alive (min 5:50) hahhahahaha this si so coll!!!!
yeah,!
amazing performance
i’d buy the record that has exactly this
I met that guy! (Todd Williams)
Pure musicianship! Some straight cats here, everyone of them.
Sundays Are For jazz
I see Eli playing with alternating hands hitting the keys. I wonder what kind of voicings he's using there!
What's the name for the technique of playing the same note flat and sharp? thanks
bending pitch?
Ari Roland is using gut strings. Sounds like Paul Chambers. Nice!
6:18
6:02 Things Ain't What They Used to Be
why does the starting of the group jam feel like a tango? 😅😅
Todd just released an album! itunes.apple.com/us/album/lift-up-your-heads/id1031968009
invisible bass player at 2:15
music is great, but the sound of the whole record should have more high and mid frequences, just for consideration:)) cheers
Ben webster
Team sax
Clearly mimicking Count Basie's jam........... This is JAZZ!
butt