I don’t think there is enough said about how amazing Emmet’s playing is especially on this track. He plays one of the finest piano solo’s ever on this tune. Unreal creativity, musical elegance and touch. Russell is also amazing. Insane and the rapport between the rhythm section is crazy. But on this track Emmet really outshines. Hats off 👏
The solo is completely mesmerizing and delivers in a way that hits you. Just incredible. I’m typically not the biggest fan of Bruce’s style but, wow, his solo just makes you float in this one.
@@godzoo18 Gad Zok @godzoo18 upload your piano solo and let us all bath in the listlessness of what I am sure would be impotent profundity! Stop being a hater.
Wish my grandpa could've heard this. He got my entire family, 2 generations deep, into jazz. Forever grateful of that, and i'm grateful that y'all are putting out such incredible stuff. RIP.
Patrick is my favorite jazz musician of all time man. Everything he does is so melodic and unique and he just has this way of occasionaly crossing the line in phrases from jazz music ust pure music. I don't know how to describe it, but sometimes he creates phrases that are somewhat simple musically, but fit so perfectly into the context of his solo and the players around him. Idk how to describe it, but it makes sense to me at least. His solos really transcend like in this performance and gain a deeper level of soulfully rich content that really reminds me how much I love jazz. I really take inspiration from people like him, and hope that one day I'm the distant future, I can possibly be a great jazz musician and can do something that is enriching and that I love to do. Thanks for this performance!
Emmets piano solo here is probably one of the best I’ve ever heard from him. Absolutely phenomenal. And Patrick Bartley - holy smokes he can absolutely wail - unbelievable! I can’t stop listening to this track!
Bruce Harris' lyricism is commendable on this track, as well as his expert use of space! (and phrasing, which produces call and response with the rhythm section.)
I have this rendition of the chart downloaded in my car and every time it just starts playing all the problems just instantly go away. It’s incredible.
That rhythm section of emmet, joe and Russell has to be one of the best in the game. Some of the best ears for all of them. Trying to match repetitive rhythms in their solos you can tell all of them were listening so so well
Also - the lead in to go back to the head at 12:04 is PERFECTION!!!! It’s like you’ve got this tune on fire and it’s being gently put out but is still putting out light. It’s absolutely divine as the listener.
Emmet and Patrick yet again prove that they are legendary players of this generation! Also was that a William Tell Overture quote at 3:04? Pure genius!
My 52 yrs. playing half the world with some greats such as Ed Thigpen & I have never heard such greatness & calibre of Emmet & the sax player as you all are ....I was trembling passionately. Thank you
Man, what a great piano solo. So many different elements- strong melodies, quotes, aggressive chordal motion, great vocabulary, and SWANGIN LIKE A GAWD DAMN MUFKA. Truly great work emmet. Thank you!
Thank you all for a joyful moment in my life, reminding me of what is best about humans. All of it is wonderful, and I feel so grateful that you are here and will be here tomorrow, for as long as there is this outstanding RUclips channel and I pray I will get to see the five of you LIVE someday!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Honestly my mind is thoroughly blown, I don't know what's wrong with me, but I have not heard such groovin, musical, high octane but captivating soloing in a good while. Every note in phrase from Emmet just progressed and continued the momentum and narrative forward, so integral and connected yet so vivid, distinct and alive, and Patrick just burning through those out keys and in keys with so much force. Something about this was different than what I'm used to. Every phrase from these guys seems so deeply intentional, not a moment of predictable playing yet still so narratologically potent (by that I mean it all feels so apparently purposeful, it resonates, just feels _right,_ ) just real real mastery over their sound. When musicians attain that kind of control over their tools, there's some other dimension that comes out of the music, just grabs you and enthralls you in a way you just can only get from someone who truly has control over that. It's a phenomenon I don't usually have the blessings to come across often, It's something I usually only find in the real super greats of Jazz, Miles' Four and More, John Coltrane in his modal prime, Bill Evans (...basically everything he did really). Not to be controversial, but to me this is something I struggle to find in most of hard bop and jazz in general, most musicians just don't have that same level of depth and masterfulness and it comes across, but when someone does, it's really powerful. So thanks for being so good, in short.
I'm telling you, every solo from Emmet has this aura you're describing that I've rarely been able to find elsewhere, and I often see it in Patrick Bartley's playing as well. To hear them play together is really a treat.
Most impressed with the Emmet Cohen and Bruce Harris' solos. And the accent on the drums to to end the piano solo. So simple and beautiful. Joe Saylor is one of the best jazz drummers today!
was just listening to the original in remembrance of the Maestro Wayne Shorter and then your rendition of his composition popped up and I believe he would have been so proud of each of you fine musicians and the amazing artistry with which you expressed your emotions through this tune! Excellent Job!!!! Definitely sharing on my time line!
Folks, we've found it. The absolutely smoking hot jazz ensemble of our modern time. And so young to be at this level, them being cats around age 30 I'm guessing. I hope they continue this collaboration well into the future. Jazz just got a lot more exciting 😱😱😱🔥🔥🔥
These clips are just incredible. There's so much great music being put out during covid, it's very hard for folks to stand out. But these clips... crazy good!
“I Could Write a Book” (4:28!) about all the things I loved in this performance! So much rhythmic intensity and physicality in the room that when I closed my eyes I could imagine the band as a dance troupe! My goodness.........
@@davidarbelaez4395 Of course it will go over a lot of people’s heads. Great jazz like this requires empathy, compassion and real communication. All in relatively short supply these days…….
Absolutely unimaginable true jazz! This is crazy! Completely speechless! It's so good! I'm so fortunate knowing Emmet and these so talented musicians. Patrick , possibly the best nowadays!!!!!
Beautiful song and the incredible musicianship and energy were so thick that you could cut it with a knife. A sincere treat to hear and experience. Thank you for posting this performance.
Emmett always shines. This time, he was trying to catch that beautiful instrument on fire! And Lawrence!!! I have never heard better bass playing anywhere! What amazes me the most is Emmett’s ability to put together small groups of such complimentary ability! Keep on keepin’ on!❤️
I first discovered this tune as the opening track to the outstanding Eastern Rebellion 2 (1977), w/ its alternate title 'Fantasy in D'. 0:18-20 = exactly, quoting 'Firm Roots', closing track from eh same album.
One of the more thoughtful comment sections ive seen...would love to see some comparative demographic/scholastic studies on 'the jazz audience' v others....
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This concert has convinced me that Patrick Bartley may be the best living Alto player today
Yea I’m on that train of thought too
Same thoughts, with Soweto Kinch
nah eric marienthal imo
masato honda tho
Don't forget Kenny Garrett
Pat saying "whoa THAT fast" at the beginning 😂
A feeling every jazz musician has had at some point
This Bruce Harris-Patrick Bartley duo reminds me very much of the Woody Shaw-Kenny Garrett duo. I hope there is much, much more of this to come.
Word!
Just discovering them today. Is there an album live or otherwise they both play on?
Very different, but very complementary styles!
Emmet Cohen's "I Could Write A Book" quote stands the test of time
from Cedar himself!
Patrick Bartley plays with the kind of urgency and intensity that cannot be taught. Incredible! SOUND ALONE🔥🔥🙏🏽
Absolutely
Big soul
Sounds a little like David Sanborn
I don’t think there is enough said about how amazing Emmet’s playing is especially on this track. He plays one of the finest piano solo’s ever on this tune. Unreal creativity, musical elegance and touch. Russell is also amazing. Insane and the rapport between the rhythm section is crazy. But on this track Emmet really outshines. Hats off 👏
agreed, he plays so great on this one!
yes yes jazz is really my religion now when i hear that i m so sorry of all peaple who cant understand that with their ears....it s so wonderfull
@@godzoo18 could have done without the random put-down at the end
The solo is completely mesmerizing and delivers in a way that hits you. Just incredible.
I’m typically not the biggest fan of Bruce’s style but, wow, his solo just makes you float in this one.
@@godzoo18 Gad Zok @godzoo18 upload your piano solo and let us all bath in the listlessness of what I am sure would be impotent profundity! Stop being a hater.
Wish my grandpa could've heard this. He got my entire family, 2 generations deep, into jazz. Forever grateful of that, and i'm grateful that y'all are putting out such incredible stuff. RIP.
Honestly these videos make me wish we had high quality videos of all the jazz I ever listened to. This is so fun to watch as well as listen to
I just realized that Emmet quoted "I could write a book"... THAT IS LEGENDARY!!!
6:02 Man this bass player kills me every time, always tight man I love his whole vibe just smiling the whole way. Love it
This is so burning, I can't believe that Emmet's place still stands... :)
10:50 is the moment everyone dreams of happening to them during a jam session.
This alto player is unbelievable !
SHID, THAT BASS PLAYER IS SMOKIN!!!!
shid
@@aidanschram9652 no bullshid!, btw that's Denzel Washington on trumpet! NOW SCRAM!....dayum, I left out the fuggin "h"!
I love how into it everyone gets once Patrick starts his solo 😂
When I saw Patrick take that huge breath at 10:42 I knew he was about to explode. God DAMN this track was burning.
10:46 the fact the drums lined up with the alto hits made it like 10x as cool, so good
After watching this over twentieth time, I came to realize that this is my favorite live from Emmet's place video.
Every solo is perfection
Patrick is my favorite jazz musician of all time man. Everything he does is so melodic and unique and he just has this way of occasionaly crossing the line in phrases from jazz music ust pure music. I don't know how to describe it, but sometimes he creates phrases that are somewhat simple musically, but fit so perfectly into the context of his solo and the players around him. Idk how to describe it, but it makes sense to me at least. His solos really transcend like in this performance and gain a deeper level of soulfully rich content that really reminds me how much I love jazz. I really take inspiration from people like him, and hope that one day I'm the distant future, I can possibly be a great jazz musician and can do something that is enriching and that I love to do. Thanks for this performance!
totally agree
That bass player started the solos so nicely. He even looks up like 'yeah I know that shit was tight"
Russell Hall
Bartley’s solo is out there, it’s in there, he’s the full package
Emmets piano solo here is probably one of the best I’ve ever heard from him. Absolutely phenomenal. And Patrick Bartley - holy smokes he can absolutely wail - unbelievable! I can’t stop listening to this track!
my two cents: russell dropping his low E to D at 9:35 is so killing
Wow!! Just noticed that. Incredible
same at 10:13 man it always catches my ear when I listen to this
This has definitely become the most entertaining show on RUclips now.
Greatness
No other words to describe how much this performance communicated to me about myself, my playing, life, fellowship, and love for my craft
Bruce Harris' lyricism is commendable on this track, as well as his expert use of space! (and phrasing, which produces call and response with the rhythm section.)
His solo is incredibly underrated in this rendition of the chart
I love the exchange of looks at 5:07 between Russell and the drummer once he realised he was on his own
There are so many problems in this world, but when i hear this music, i'm feeling like i'm not here anymore. All my sadness an pain is flying away
Jazz is the healing force of the universe
I have this rendition of the chart downloaded in my car and every time it just starts playing all the problems just instantly go away. It’s incredible.
Emmets solo is probably one of the best piano solos I’ve ever heard
Killin tune and killin players! Man Patrick Bartley ain’t come to play! That man had something to say and he was GONNA say it
That rhythm section of emmet, joe and Russell has to be one of the best in the game. Some of the best ears for all of them. Trying to match repetitive rhythms in their solos you can tell all of them were listening so so well
Wow... no words. Monster solos and playing from all. I especially enjoyed the melodic, lyrical trumpet playing.
Also - the lead in to go back to the head at 12:04 is PERFECTION!!!! It’s like you’ve got this tune on fire and it’s being gently put out but is still putting out light. It’s absolutely divine as the listener.
Beautiful way to put it, jazz just makes you feel a certain way
You can also see it in Invitation from the randy brecker episode
One of my favorite tunes. Cedar Walton was a bad man
Emmet and Patrick yet again prove that they are legendary players of this generation! Also was that a William Tell Overture quote at 3:04? Pure genius!
My 52 yrs. playing half the world with some greats such as Ed Thigpen & I have never heard such greatness & calibre of Emmet & the sax player as you all are ....I was trembling passionately. Thank you
I play alto.....this dude......whoa.... full package.....and the spirit of it all.....and still humble with it......whoa
Man, what a great piano solo. So many different elements- strong melodies, quotes, aggressive chordal motion, great vocabulary, and SWANGIN LIKE A GAWD DAMN MUFKA. Truly great work emmet. Thank you!
Thank you all for a joyful moment in my life, reminding me of what is best about humans. All of it is wonderful, and I feel so grateful that you are here and will be here tomorrow, for as long as there is this outstanding RUclips channel and I pray I will get to see the five of you LIVE someday!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
PS Emmet, your solo was one of the most joyous ones I have ever heard.
This band must stay together! Such joy!
11:12 is a testament to Patrick's incredible connection to his instrument. This is a truly singing melody.
What a pleasure to see young musicians honoring Cedar's memory!
Honestly one of the best performances I've ever heard, and over the last 65 years (I'm 74) I've heard a lot of them.
3:03 William Tell Overture quote
Boys and girls this is what is called music and those are what we call musicians. Talented as hell musicians
Man, that piano moment right after Patrick's solo.
Honestly my mind is thoroughly blown, I don't know what's wrong with me, but I have not heard such groovin, musical, high octane but captivating soloing in a good while. Every note in phrase from Emmet just progressed and continued the momentum and narrative forward, so integral and connected yet so vivid, distinct and alive, and Patrick just burning through those out keys and in keys with so much force.
Something about this was different than what I'm used to. Every phrase from these guys seems so deeply intentional, not a moment of predictable playing yet still so narratologically potent (by that I mean it all feels so apparently purposeful, it resonates, just feels _right,_ ) just real real mastery over their sound. When musicians attain that kind of control over their tools, there's some other dimension that comes out of the music, just grabs you and enthralls you in a way you just can only get from someone who truly has control over that. It's a phenomenon I don't usually have the blessings to come across often, It's something I usually only find in the real super greats of Jazz, Miles' Four and More, John Coltrane in his modal prime, Bill Evans (...basically everything he did really). Not to be controversial, but to me this is something I struggle to find in most of hard bop and jazz in general, most musicians just don't have that same level of depth and masterfulness and it comes across, but when someone does, it's really powerful. So thanks for being so good, in short.
I'm telling you, every solo from Emmet has this aura you're describing that I've rarely been able to find elsewhere, and I often see it in Patrick Bartley's playing as well. To hear them play together is really a treat.
Quoting Firm roots in the intro is very cool 😎, great band !
this might be my new favorite video of all time
Killin guys!!!!! And yes Emmet - you could write a book 🙂
I got no words. But I had to say something. Just thank you. ❤❤
the I Could Write a Book quote absolutely floored me. Burning recording!
Most impressed with the Emmet Cohen and Bruce Harris' solos. And the accent on the drums to to end the piano solo. So simple and beautiful.
Joe Saylor is one of the best jazz drummers today!
was just listening to the original in remembrance of the Maestro Wayne Shorter and then your rendition of his composition popped up and I believe he would have been so proud of each of you fine musicians and the amazing artistry with which you expressed your emotions through this tune! Excellent Job!!!! Definitely sharing on my time line!
Holy moly Emmets piano solo had me like 😩😍🤪😱😲😳😫🥰
That William tell reference was killin
when??
3.07
I listen to this religiously
another amazing solo from the brilliant mr Bartley. he must be the most lyrical and inventive jazz player ever
That piano interlude before the last head out was UNREAL!!! So creative
Folks, we've found it. The absolutely smoking hot jazz ensemble of our modern time. And so young to be at this level, them being cats around age 30 I'm guessing. I hope they continue this collaboration well into the future. Jazz just got a lot more exciting 😱😱😱🔥🔥🔥
These clips are just incredible. There's so much great music being put out during covid, it's very hard for folks to stand out. But these clips... crazy good!
UGETSU is sublime film , one of th greatest ever , and this music , these musicians strike a blow for liberty in rather dismal and difficult times
Outstanding playing from everyone especially Emmet and Patrick - jazz at its absolute finest.
Emmet’s If I Could Write a Book quote was genius!
First time hearing this group, and I'm completely blown away by these cats! The piano solo was especially spectacular. Emmet, you have a new fan 💚
“I Could Write a Book” (4:28!) about all the things I loved in this performance! So much rhythmic intensity and physicality in the room that when I closed my eyes I could imagine the band as a dance troupe! My goodness.........
That was killer. Will go over most people’s heads.
@@davidarbelaez4395 Of course it will go over a lot of people’s heads. Great jazz like this requires empathy, compassion and real communication. All in relatively short supply these days…….
LOVE IT!!! 🎹🎹🎹
This is one room i would like to be trapped in forever!
always find myself coming back to this performance, a magical moment in time
Overflowing with musicality
That trumpet player is a DAWG
Absolutely unimaginable true jazz! This is crazy! Completely speechless! It's so good! I'm so fortunate knowing Emmet and these so talented musicians. Patrick , possibly the best nowadays!!!!!
10:40 - 11:30 John Coltrane Transitions, anyone? Oh my WORD 🔥🔥🔥
My ears are full of joy! Glorious
Beautiful song and the incredible musicianship and energy were so thick that you could cut it with a knife. A sincere treat to hear and experience. Thank you for posting this performance.
I love how patrick is casually wearing an anime shirt the whole time
Because he's a chad
Bartley-Senpai
The whole time?
The whole time?
Thank you ❤️
Emmett always shines. This time, he was trying to catch that beautiful instrument on fire! And Lawrence!!! I have never heard better bass playing anywhere! What amazes me the most is Emmett’s ability to put together small groups of such complimentary ability! Keep on keepin’ on!❤️
wow! Patrick! Russel and Joe - astounding!
These guys are absolute supersoldiers. Very tight!
Woww that harmony coming out from 11:43ish is so beautiful and modern... crazy
sooooo amazing squad.
Amazing. Definitely
Russell Hall🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love this, mostly because its the Cedar Walton's version AKA 'Fantasy in D'!!
i love this. Emmett and everybody else must be making Buhaina happy up there!!!!
I first discovered this tune as the opening track to the outstanding Eastern Rebellion 2 (1977), w/ its alternate title 'Fantasy in D'. 0:18-20 = exactly, quoting 'Firm Roots', closing track from eh same album.
....beautiful; what a delight!
Grazie.
Yay! Dynamics!
wow. So marvelously done. Listening to this brought back soooo many great memories of my father, Cedar. Bravo!!!
Cedar Walton is your father?? 🤯
Yes
That night, Patrick was in Cannoball mode.!!
One of the more thoughtful comment sections ive seen...would love to see some comparative demographic/scholastic studies on 'the jazz audience' v others....
Blown away
SIMPLY LOVELY
Yes Yes Yes Emmet.........
Emmet fantastic session , what a pleasure and joy to hear you all., Emmet your solo was one of your best.. Bravo.. Mario
WHAT A BAND!!
I am definitely a returning visitor
Go Emmet! Just great playing man! Such spirit...
Russell and the gang... just wonderful and joyous. Thank You
Emmet, your comping and creativity,WOW!