not just Chris' technique. Just the phrase placement and the emotion of the music he creates is astonishing. Always. He's a true genius. seems to have a never ending vocabulary
chris potter is a unique tenor saxophone player, one of the greatest of the brilliant history of jazz tenor sax (and remember, we are talking about Coltrane, Webster, Hawkins, the great Pres, Paul Gonsalves, Frank Foster, Frank Weiss, Bob Berg, Redman, Shorter, Becker and . and. and ...)
Stop criticizing, they are already supporting the music creating the video. If you don't know already, Wayne Krantz on guitar, Craig Taborn on keys and Nate Smith on drums.
Wayne does pretty well for himself, though he's outclassed pretty seriously. Having trouble blending his sound and locking in with the other cats, who have a subtler sense of the groove. That being said, he delivers some pretty dope shizz on his solos!
Anyone feel like the drummer (who I'm sure is well regarded) is overplaying at times? Not sure if this the same as the original composition, but at times it doesn't really accompany Wayne Krantz's brilliant solo.
Chris Potter - Tenor Sax
Wayne Krantz - Guitar
Craig Taborn - Fender Rhodes
Nate Smith - Drums
you sure that isn't Obed Calvaire?
RickyVM hi ! No, it’s Nate smith with long hair ;)
not just Chris' technique. Just the phrase placement and the emotion of the music he creates is astonishing. Always. He's a true genius. seems to have a never ending vocabulary
chris potter is a unique tenor saxophone player, one of the greatest of the brilliant history of jazz tenor sax (and remember, we are talking about Coltrane, Webster, Hawkins, the great Pres, Paul Gonsalves, Frank Foster, Frank Weiss, Bob Berg, Redman, Shorter, Becker and . and. and ...)
Wayne Krantz, magistral!
Holy fuck this grooves hard as hell
The early 2000's were still sparkling!
Super Chris!!!!
Crazy skills
I love Wayne... In this show in particular he was amazing!!
wow that guitar player is pretty cool I love is feel
Wayne Krantz deserves more attention indeed.
Yes!! Wayne Krantz
Just... Wow.
Nice job on production. maybe you could list the musicians, the song, and the composer while your promoting your company?
I second that!!!! Always give credit to the creators as much as possible.
On Sax Chris Potter
Gig Paris Jazz Festival
Stop criticizing, they are already supporting the music creating the video.
If you don't know already, Wayne Krantz on guitar, Craig Taborn on keys and Nate Smith on drums.
Lmao 3 years later I came here to post this
And I still don't know the song title
And this guitar sound?? Ohh God!!! Greeeat strato sound!!!
After an hour searching I found the name of the song that should be in the title of the video.
The name is Ever Present
Fantástico!
excelent, love this
so cool!!
holy hell this rocks
Thsi is THE CONCERT!!!
Holy cow!
wow
Wah ! heavy stuff
unreal
Great studff. When was this performed?
Krantz is a funambolic player
Check out Sal(vatore) Nistico, tenor saxophonisr, extraordinaire.
He was noted for quality and speed.
Chris is smokingly darling
Anyone know who is the drummer ?
Nate Smith is the drummer.
@@johnevans5281 oh gosh yea... i couldn't recognise him the first half of the vid. didn't know he has the long hair phase
who is the guitarist?
wayne krantz
Its almost as if he has a Rock fusion approach lots of these licks could be in a led zeppelin or rage against the machine album
Love Zep. Never Zep. More like Miles Live At Phil
Anyone know what tune this is?
Ever Present
It’s as though the bassist and keyboardist are the same person.
Craig Taborn on keyboard.
Wayne does pretty well for himself, though he's outclassed pretty seriously. Having trouble blending his sound and locking in with the other cats, who have a subtler sense of the groove. That being said, he delivers some pretty dope shizz on his solos!
lol why would chris potter want him in his band if he was outclassed by the rest of the band
What a ridiculous take. Krantz is killing, here and always.
Anyone feel like the drummer (who I'm sure is well regarded) is overplaying at times? Not sure if this the same as the original composition, but at times it doesn't really accompany Wayne Krantz's brilliant solo.
Krantz is a funambolic player
Emanuele Palagiy Anyone know the name of the tune?
+Ralph Hale It's Ever Present. I don't think it's on any of their albums.
Emanuele Palagiy
Check out Sal(vatore) Nistico, tenor saxophonisr, extraordinaire.
He was noted for quality and speed.
Chris is smokingly darling