I will tell my Chick Corea story here: It happened in 1974 in Brockport, NY where he and the original Return to Forever gave a concert at the exposition hall near the college I was attending. I was fortunate enough to be standing in the right place when the band exited. Chick and Lenny White came out first and waited for their vehicle. I suddenly got brave, walked up to him and said, _"Excuse me, Mr. Corea, what advice can you give someone who wants to be as good at what you do?"_ He grinned at me and said, _"You've got to love it like it was your child. Good luck."_ Waved, turned on his heel and off they went.
RIP Chick Corea, was so lucky to be in consert with you, best show in my life so i raise my glass to you, and thank you for all the incredible music you have given me! ❤ ❤ ❤
There is a young pianist from Ukraine, a bright successor of Chick Corea's style, I advise him to all lovers of Chick Corea's music. ruclips.net/video/c3m62pHjcGI/видео.html&lc=Ugxu--yR5FUgDILMmi94AaABAg.9lHjcuc_jSz9lHp-274y_u
@@ryanthornton1629 Custom man, most of his pieces are custom made either from the zildjian sound lab, stuff he's found or getting an obscure cymbal start with and getting someone outside of zildjian to add hammerings
This was great, I have been researching "learning powerful methods to build your Chi energy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Fellmeroni Rudimentary Chi - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got cool success with it.
Today is a sad day in our music world. The legend has transcended to another realm where he returns to forever... but the legend’s legacy will never end. See you Chick.
chick corea is a living jazz musician icon giving players like carlitos del puerto and marcus gilmore the opportunity to share the concert stage with him. success to his trio vigilette.
Chick Corea is one of the pillars that modern jazz rests on. His disjointed phrasing is like a filming at a busy street corner: taking it all in but not following any passer-by in their daily toils. It is like Antonioni's Blowup.
CHICK COREA, A CLASS ACT FROM THOSE JAZZ ERA YEARS! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! THANKS FOR GIVING US YOUR JOY FOR MUSIC! WE LOVE AND LOVE YOU IN RETURN! GOD BLESS IN MUSICAL HEAVEN!!!
"I want to thank all of those along my journey who have helped keep the music fires burning bright. It is my hope that those who have an inkling to play, write, perform or otherwise, do so. If not for yourself then for the rest of us" - Chick Corea's last words - the most beautiful ever written. The man, the music , the legacy - Chick Forever . RIP
My Chick story... I saw his show with Bela Fleck way back in 2007, bought the Enchantment CD and waited afterward for them to sign it. They were both very gracious - I told Chick I admired his fearlessness. He laughed and said, "It's just the fun of it, man!" It sounds simple, but that moment really helped unlock my improvisation. It was like he was giving me permission to just go for it and trust the music. And I'm no kid - I had just turned 40, and I feel like I've been growing ever since. Thank you, Maestro, and godspeed!
Chick - I will never forget hearing The Solo Improvs for the first time- I didn't know such music existed. It changed me. You gave so much to this world!
Magical! Imagine, 77 years old and never as on fire as he is now! Not to mention Carlitos Del Puerto and Marcus Gilmore, young musicians taking jazz to another level (beyond forever ;-) )
No words left in praise of this great Jazz star pianist, God of improvisation, awesome artist and a great teacher, all of us Jazz lovers will miss your unique music, charisma, and this huge heritage of your music you have left us and future generations, RIP chick God bless you wherever you are, miss you sir, Sennen Antonio Dourado.
Wow!!! Sir Chick Corea's musical genius was/is so effortlessly, flawlessly, intricate and timeless that...I literally thought of him being physically present gracing us all forever....RIP MAESTRO!!!
Chick, 50 Jahre hast Du mich musikalisch eng begleitet, immer wieder inspiriert und fasziniert - ich kann nicht begreifen, dass Du nicht mehr unter uns bist mit Deiner Art, Musik zu machen und immer zu begeistern. Ich danke für alles, was Du mir mit Deinem Klavierspiel gegeben ein Leben lang gegeben hast.. RIP
Saw him at the Village Vanguard years back with Miroslav Vitous on Bass and Roy Haines on Drums. They played Monk from the album Trio Music. You could hear a pin drop during Chick's solos! A memorable show indeed. Julliard students spent over an hour prior to Chick's appearance tuning the Bossendorfer upright.
Sublime. I'll miss him. I never got to see him play and I love his touch. A friend said he dropped in with Bobby McFerrin and he started playing drums. He was amazing and it changed my friends life too. He moved from classical to jazz but still loves his classical music. Shout out to Dave Lane and Gary Walker for inspiring me to play jazz and Gary Walker for GIVING me 'Light As A Feather' on vinyl. I couldnt believe it. Love you both.
Amazing pianist. Wow! I never get tired of listening to Chick Corea and always discover something new, a new little details in something he does. Astonishing also that nobody in the audience knew who Scarlatti was. One must admire Chick Corea for "splaining" the audience by calling Scarlatti "his thing"... The Scarlatti piece is breathtaking. What a treasure this jazz musician is. He's made my life richer.
Chick fought for jazz forever , till his last breath. Pls continue his legacy, whatever music I listened in life. My home is always Jazz. May it always be your home as we all grow old together.
RIP to creator of the fusion of Jazz with Rock, the Master Chic Corea. One of his masterpieces is “Spain” which he wrote in 1971. A great loss for Jazz
Sorry man, but if I'm right, "Sketches of Spain" is a composition from Joaquín Rodrigo ("Concierto de Aranjuez"). But for sure, Chick Coreas interpretation is stunning beautiful.
@@cucuucuuu You’re right. But I meant his classic that became an standard “Spain” that he released on his album Light As A Feather” with his band Return To Forever in 1972 Regards.
Everything he wrote was a masterpiece, but nothing was greater than "500 Miles High" on the same album. I listened to it everyday the first and only time I fell in love and nothing spoke to me more directly.
RIP Chick. You will be missed. My love for Jazz began with "Light As A Feather", the first album I ever owned, and continued to grow with you, and those you have influenced.
Agree with you 100%. Also, slightly off-topic because it involves video game music BUT these young and talented musicians may be the new 'cool' in jazz. They have a lovely, kind and generous (global) online community and despite long distances (they are Australian), engage with their fans to create arrangements of requested tunes. Video gamers seem to appreciate the musicianship of the band (the music is great even if, like me, you haven't heard the originals) and maybe that Chick Corea vibe is picked up and passes to a new generation: ruclips.net/video/qEoBMvJLrsU/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/3P9nax1cgHU/видео.html
What makes this music so much more interesting and soulful is their pure joy to stand on stage, and of course their communication not just between themselves but also with the audience. Amazing.
I just started to listen to jazz and I owe it all to Chick Corea because since I heard about his going I started to investigate more about him and he opened a new world to me with this fantastic genre that I had never dared to listen before, I will always be grateful to him
MY HEART IS CRYING BUT MY SOUL IS EXTREMELY THANKFUL THAT I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN THIS TIME WITH MUSICAL INFLUENCES LIKE ALL THESE KATZ. ESPECIALLY CHICK WHO WE ALL WILL MISS GREATLY.
The Vigilette trio with Marcus Gilmore and Carlitos Del Puerto is quite possibly the most exciting rhythm section that has ever been assembled since the Akoustic Band combination of Dave Weckl and John Patitucci, they exude so much youth and vibrance and it really shows in their playing, Chick Corea has always had an eye for great talent and he has done it once again by choosing two of the best young prospects on the scene today. One of the finest trios led by one of the greatest musicians of all time who just keeps on getting better and better.
Just when i think I've heard the best from Chick.....he tops it. Wow. And, Marcus Gilmor?!....wow, I love the way he speaks through his kit, effortlessly.
I haven't been able to stop listening to Maestro Chick Corea's music since learning of his recent passing. I wish I had a chance to see him live in concert. Thanks for the amazingly expansive repetoire of music and the legacy you've left behind. Rest well, and peacefully, Maestro.
It’s amazing to me that Chick’s technique has not suffered AT ALL, even as he is nearing 80 years of age. I can’t think of anyone else about whom that can be said. I mean, Herbie and Wayne still kick ass, but you can tell their technical chops aren’t quite what they used to be. Not so with Chick... amazing.
When I saw trumpeter Clark Terry with his big band at the Blue Note in NYC he had to be helped onto the stage. He was in his 80's--but when he put the horn to his mouth it sounded just like he did at age 35. He was amazing. Some musicians keep it going to the end!
Oh to be one of these two young men that get to make music with this legend! I can almost see the brain waves that are flying around in the air between them! Such intent listening to each other! Communicating on a totally metaphysical level!
I never thought I'd have to say goodbye so soon. I wish you nothing but peace and prosperity on your next journey. Thank you for sharing your music and a piece of your world with us. RIP
Lovely discovery. Ashamed to say I hadn’t listened to his music before. His name just popped up in my mind when I woke up this morning, decided to look him up on RUclips, and bam! I stumble upon this fantastic concert. ❤️🙏 Also noticed that he was born 1 day after my mother. She passed away in 1990. Somehow it’s special to see her generation create such beautiful things. Rest in peace, Chick.
on my job in a second hand store one of Mr. Corea's albums was purchased. The buyer raved his skills and talent...so here I am... IN AWE...how awesome!! I love this!
There is definitely wonderful playing here, but for me-as a pianist and composer for 50 years-my favorite trio of Chick’s is with John Patitucci, bass, and and Dave Weckl, drums!
Dave Weckl by far is the best today. A graceful powerhouse. I have seen him several times over the years. Watching him play changes me at the cellular level. First time was at a small local bar outside NYC he sat in with a friends band. This was right before he hooked up with Chick. I was hooked at that point to follow him.
If there no COVID-19 lockdown and quarantine I might have missed watching this legendary concert, Chick Corea is still going strong at his age, no wonder he warns more than 20 Grammies, he a living legend. Salute to the drummer and the bassist they are awesome. Well, like Art Blakey, Chick Corea, likes to play with young musicians; they keep his toes, body and mind active. Ha-ha-ha!!! Thanks.
really nice to see Chick sit down and play straight ahead changes. Love the Eletrik band but was brought up on tunes like Green Dolphin Street, and played them professionally for many years.
I am new to this group and already I am hooked. I love this kind of Jazz. Piano, bass and drums, that's all any group needs to make great music. I'll be listening in more often now. Congratulations Chick Corea on a fantastic trio! Marcus Gilmore is a great drummer and Carlitos Del Puertro makes those fingers play unbelievable music! Great choice of songs. SYLVIA - FL 2/7/2020
@@nakinaki7991 It was probably the best gig I've been to at scullers. I was there with my band mates from my high school ensemble. But seriously- Chick's playing is amazing and carlitos really took me and my friends by surprise.
Outstanding performance unique pianist, inspirational leader and a true legend. The music is beautiful spreading around samba, afro, flamenco.. I truly love it. Chick will be always missed. I think Jarrett, Corea and Hancock are all another level and each one is unique!!
Chick is awesome, just found this! Love it and I saw him perform in Boulder, CO. We were right up front in a very small club!! 40 years ago and he is still so smooth!
One of my all time favorite jazz/classical pianists, who's performance is just, incredible as usual, so how is the entire audience able to sit there and not move? Saw one slight head bob... It's okay to move folks. With that much rich, colorful, deep, rhythmic improvisation being put out Chick and these amazing musicians, you have surppress all body movement? Thank you God for allowing Mr. Corea to leave us with such wonderful music.
Starting in 1973 I met him away from the stage many times until his death, and I really miss him. He was such a nice and easy person, apart from his musical genius. And regarding this band: He loved them both he told me, Marcus' playing was always a challenge he loved, he told me.
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I will tell my Chick Corea story here: It happened in 1974 in Brockport, NY where he and the original Return to Forever gave a concert at the exposition hall near the college I was attending. I was fortunate enough to be standing in the right place when the band exited. Chick and Lenny White came out first and waited for their vehicle. I suddenly got brave, walked up to him and said, _"Excuse me, Mr. Corea, what advice can you give someone who wants to be as good at what you do?"_ He grinned at me and said, _"You've got to love it like it was your child. Good luck."_ Waved, turned on his heel and off they went.
sounds like Chick for sure
True Light of Life
5 words of a master is worth a library
What happened elton
Pure gold advice. Thank you for sharing. ❤️🙏🏼
RIP Chick Corea. I discovered Jazz many years ago because of him.
A Single Red Balloon - nice reference - loved that movie. And loved Chick.
I discovered his music because he died
@@jansonad Kind of unfortunate if you would ask me
RIP Chick Corea, was so lucky to be in consert with you, best show in my life so i raise my glass to you, and thank you for all the incredible music you have given me! ❤ ❤ ❤
Long live Chick!
Beatifull
There is a young pianist from Ukraine, a bright successor of Chick Corea's style, I advise him to all lovers of Chick Corea's music. ruclips.net/video/c3m62pHjcGI/видео.html&lc=Ugxu--yR5FUgDILMmi94AaABAg.9lHjcuc_jSz9lHp-274y_u
THIS IS HOW YOU PLAY THE DRUMS! Seriously Marcus, serving the music, never over playing,Insane dynamic control and contrast when it counts!
thought the same!
any idea what model cymbal he's riding on in the center?
@@ryanthornton1629 Custom man, most of his pieces are custom made either from the zildjian sound lab, stuff he's found or getting an obscure cymbal start with and getting someone outside of zildjian to add hammerings
Well, he is the grandson of Roy Haynes.
This was great, I have been researching "learning powerful methods to build your Chi energy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Fellmeroni Rudimentary Chi - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got cool success with it.
Another jazz genius has left us. RIP, Chick.
😊
Today is a sad day in our music world.
The legend has transcended to another realm where he returns to forever...
but the legend’s legacy will never end.
See you Chick.
We'll meet, I know. Chick.
Chick is the buddah. He will be back.
His band sitting there with a big smile each time he does anything solo, and rightfully so!
Watching this video is so different now... RIP Chick
chick corea is a living jazz musician icon giving players like carlitos del puerto and marcus gilmore the opportunity to share the concert stage with him. success to his trio vigilette.
Chick Corea is one of the pillars that modern jazz rests on. His disjointed phrasing is like a filming at a busy street corner: taking it all in but not following any passer-by in their daily toils. It is like Antonioni's Blowup.
Great comment,
CHICK COREA, A CLASS ACT FROM THOSE JAZZ ERA YEARS! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! THANKS FOR GIVING US YOUR JOY FOR MUSIC! WE LOVE AND LOVE YOU IN RETURN! GOD BLESS IN MUSICAL HEAVEN!!!
"I want to thank all of those along my journey who have helped keep the music fires burning bright. It is my hope that those who have an inkling to play, write, perform or otherwise, do so. If not for yourself then for the rest of us" - Chick Corea's last words - the most beautiful ever written. The man, the music , the legacy - Chick Forever . RIP
R.I.P.
That really hit home tonight. Maybe i should brush the dust of my ol`guitar after standing there taunting me for years. Thanks!
The bass solo in the last song, Fingerprints, was one of the most enthralling Jazz bass and drum solos I've seen.
Yep, we have not one but three beasts here ...
RIP to this beautiful musician. Will forever appreciate listening -
Thanks for sharing.
My Chick story... I saw his show with Bela Fleck way back in 2007, bought the Enchantment CD and waited afterward for them to sign it. They were both very gracious - I told Chick I admired his fearlessness. He laughed and said, "It's just the fun of it, man!" It sounds simple, but that moment really helped unlock my improvisation. It was like he was giving me permission to just go for it and trust the music. And I'm no kid - I had just turned 40, and I feel like I've been growing ever since. Thank you, Maestro, and godspeed!
Rest in Peace to a true pioneer and legend! We love you Chick.
Chick - I will never forget hearing The Solo Improvs for the first time- I didn't know such music existed. It changed me. You gave so much to this world!
Magical! Imagine, 77 years old and never as on fire as he is now! Not to mention Carlitos Del Puerto and Marcus Gilmore, young musicians taking jazz to another level (beyond forever ;-) )
Rest in Power, hermano. You will always remain a legend of the piano, and a hallmark of Jazz to me.
No words left in praise of this great Jazz star pianist, God of improvisation, awesome artist and a great teacher, all of us Jazz lovers will miss your unique music, charisma, and this huge heritage of your music you have left us and future generations, RIP chick God bless you wherever you are, miss you sir, Sennen Antonio Dourado.
Wow!!! Sir Chick Corea's musical genius was/is so effortlessly, flawlessly, intricate and timeless that...I literally thought of him being physically present gracing us all forever....RIP MAESTRO!!!
Spain in Barcelona new mastering
ruclips.net/video/iAVevla7QQ0/видео.html
The pure joy this brings me to watch is remarkable. The musicianship behind this, the chemistry is absolutely beautiful to see. Just unbelievable
Pure magic. Pure love.💖🎶🎶🎶🌠
Chick, 50 Jahre hast Du mich musikalisch eng begleitet, immer wieder inspiriert und fasziniert - ich kann nicht begreifen, dass Du nicht mehr unter uns bist mit Deiner Art, Musik zu machen und immer zu begeistern. Ich danke für alles, was Du mir mit Deinem Klavierspiel gegeben ein Leben lang gegeben hast.. RIP
Saw him at the Village Vanguard years back with Miroslav Vitous on Bass and Roy Haines on Drums. They played Monk from the album Trio Music. You could hear a pin drop during Chick's solos! A memorable show indeed. Julliard students spent over an hour prior to Chick's appearance tuning the Bossendorfer upright.
Bösendorfer 😀😊
He has lived many lives indeed, and will live many more.
Sublime. I'll miss him. I never got to see him play and I love his touch. A friend said he dropped in with Bobby McFerrin and he started playing drums. He was amazing and it changed my friends life too. He moved from classical to jazz but still loves his classical music. Shout out to Dave Lane and Gary Walker for inspiring me to play jazz and Gary Walker for GIVING me 'Light As A Feather' on vinyl. I couldnt believe it. Love you both.
Maestro de maestros Chick Corea, RIP. He's now gone but his music and memorable shows like this one will live and stay with us forever
Favoloso
Amazing pianist. Wow! I never get tired of listening to Chick Corea and always discover something new, a new little details in something he does. Astonishing also that nobody in the audience knew who Scarlatti was. One must admire Chick Corea for "splaining" the audience by calling Scarlatti "his thing"... The Scarlatti piece is breathtaking. What a treasure this jazz musician is. He's made my life richer.
R.I.P Chick Corea. One of the most amazing musicians I have ever had the pleasure of listening to.
I don't know enough about Jazz to say who is the best. But I know enough about Jazz to say who is my favorite. This guy. You live on.
Rest Forever in our hearts.. thank you for the amazing music... RIP Chick Corea ❤️️
This is perfectly recorded. I LOVE THE AUDIO QUALITY!!!
Rest in peace to this legend. The influence that he and his music had on people, including myself, is out of this world. 🕊
Chick fought for jazz forever , till his last breath. Pls continue his legacy, whatever music I listened in life. My home is always Jazz. May it always be your home as we all grow old together.
RIP to creator of the fusion of Jazz with Rock, the Master Chic Corea.
One of his masterpieces is “Spain” which he wrote in 1971.
A great loss for Jazz
RIP THE MASTER OF JAZZ-ROCK. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK
Sorry man, but if I'm right, "Sketches of Spain" is a composition from Joaquín Rodrigo ("Concierto de Aranjuez").
But for sure, Chick Coreas interpretation is stunning beautiful.
@@cucuucuuu You’re right. But I meant his classic that became an standard “Spain” that he released on his album Light As A Feather” with his band Return To Forever in 1972
Regards.
Everything he wrote was a masterpiece, but nothing was greater than "500 Miles High" on the same album. I listened to it everyday the first and only time I fell in love and nothing spoke to me more directly.
Absolutely Legend! Bravo, Maestro.
RIP Chick. You will be missed. My love for Jazz began with "Light As A Feather", the first album I ever owned, and continued to grow with you, and those you have influenced.
Absolutely wonderful. The musicianship. Effortless cool. I hope young jazz dudes upcoming pick his vibe up.
Agree with you 100%. Also, slightly off-topic because it involves video game music BUT these young and talented musicians may be the new 'cool' in jazz. They have a lovely, kind and generous (global) online community and despite long distances (they are Australian), engage with their fans to create arrangements of requested tunes. Video gamers seem to appreciate the musicianship of the band (the music is great even if, like me, you haven't heard the originals) and maybe that Chick Corea vibe is picked up and passes to a new generation: ruclips.net/video/qEoBMvJLrsU/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/3P9nax1cgHU/видео.html
Thinking its a blessing to play with Chick Corea, but I think Chick is happy to be playing with this drummer and Bass player.
If someone has wondered like I did which Scarlatti Chick improvises on, well it's Sonata in D minor L. 413
scarlatti is proto-jazz!
Begins at 27:00
thanks mate, u saved me a lot of time :)
Q.e.p.d. chic corea desde el sur del mundo los que te admiramos y seguimos a través de los años te volveremos a escuchar..en el camino al silencio....
What makes this music so much more interesting and soulful is their pure joy to stand on stage, and of course their communication not just between themselves but also with the audience. Amazing.
Chick, as always, was superb, but, MAN, that double bassist was outstanding‼️Excellent jazz trio & wonderful music...
Decías que la música, la de verdad, no tiene nombre.
Hasta siempre, Chick Corea❤️
Si tiene.Se llama three quartets,friends,mad hatter....etc.Saludos RIP CHICK COREA.
I just started to listen to jazz and I owe it all to Chick Corea because since I heard about his going I started to investigate more about him and he opened a new world to me with this fantastic genre that I had never dared to listen before, I will always be grateful to him
MY HEART IS CRYING BUT MY SOUL IS EXTREMELY THANKFUL THAT I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN THIS TIME WITH MUSICAL INFLUENCES LIKE ALL THESE KATZ. ESPECIALLY CHICK WHO WE ALL WILL MISS GREATLY.
Maestro inolvidable Chick Corea. Todos los ritmos se hacían mágicos en su piano. Hasta siempre Genio de la música mundial!!
marcus' playing feels so relaxed
Con los años el sonido de éste hombre ha crecido en calidad y sentimiento. Excelente.
...just the way chick touches the keys... instinctual, professional grace and mastery... beautiful to watch.
The Vigilette trio with Marcus Gilmore and Carlitos Del Puerto is quite possibly the most exciting rhythm section that has ever been assembled since the Akoustic Band combination of Dave Weckl and John Patitucci, they exude so much youth and vibrance and it really shows in their playing, Chick Corea has always had an eye for great talent and he has done it once again by choosing two of the best young prospects on the scene today. One of the finest trios led by one of the greatest musicians of all time who just keeps on getting better and better.
Yes.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, dear Maestro! 🙏 RIP!!!
Just when i think I've heard the best from Chick.....he tops it. Wow. And, Marcus Gilmor?!....wow, I love the way he speaks through his kit, effortlessly.
I haven't been able to stop listening to Maestro Chick Corea's music since learning of his recent passing. I wish I had a chance to see him live in concert. Thanks for the amazingly expansive repetoire of music and the legacy you've left behind. Rest well, and peacefully, Maestro.
Great Trio. I love the harmonic that comes from them, filling the entire space.
It’s amazing to me that Chick’s technique has not suffered AT ALL, even as he is nearing 80 years of age. I can’t think of anyone else about whom that can be said. I mean, Herbie and Wayne still kick ass, but you can tell their technical chops aren’t quite what they used to be. Not so with Chick... amazing.
John Scofield. ;o)
amad jamal on last viewing was doing some pretty serious playing at 87. still kicking it. hard.
When I saw trumpeter Clark Terry with his big band at the Blue Note in NYC he had to be helped onto the stage. He was in his 80's--but when he put the horn to his mouth it sounded just like he did at age 35. He was amazing. Some musicians keep it going to the end!
Harry Miller Music
That was EXACTLY my thought when I saw him as well!
@@judithscott3972 Ahmad is 90, saw him at age 89, and you are correct.
I love it. Especially this flamenco piece.
Absolutely amazing performance... all three of them: true musical heroes.
That drumming flows like water. Bruce Lee would be proud.
Roy Haynes Little son ....
Gabe
GREAT COMMENT!
I was just about to comment that the music reflects what Bruce Lee said. Nice to find your comment.
Marcus Gilmore is the name
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Man, I saw this live. It's awesome!
Oh to be one of these two young men that get to make music with this legend! I can almost see the brain waves that are flying around in the air between them! Such intent listening to each other! Communicating on a totally metaphysical level!
I never thought I'd have to say goodbye so soon. I wish you nothing but peace and prosperity on your next journey. Thank you for sharing your music and a piece of your world with us. RIP
LOVE this trio, yay! especially Chick and Carlitos and Marcus...
WOW! What a privilege to see and listen.
Lovely discovery. Ashamed to say I hadn’t listened to his music before. His name just popped up in my mind when I woke up this morning, decided to look him up on RUclips, and bam! I stumble upon this fantastic concert. ❤️🙏 Also noticed that he was born 1 day after my mother. She passed away in 1990. Somehow it’s special to see her generation create such beautiful things. Rest in peace, Chick.
Thanks god Chick you live in this world - From Argentina (and what big musicien are the "others".
GREAT performance. Chick's time feel is just outrageous too -so inventive his phrasing...And Carlitos and Marcus ! Burning
QEPD, Maestro. Gracias por tanto.
Thank you❣️Piano, bass an drums! You all are the best.
Hello Sharon
I get so inspired to keep learning when hearing and watching these play.
Yesss 4 shure
on my job in a second hand store one of Mr. Corea's albums was purchased. The buyer raved his skills and talent...so here I am... IN AWE...how awesome!! I love this!
Magnificent! From Havana, Cuba (we're waiting for the next jazz wave at Zorro and Cuervo!) Love you Chick.
Chick looks so relaxed! Well, I'd be relaxed as well if I had these two playing with me ;)
There is definitely wonderful playing here, but for me-as a pianist and composer for 50 years-my favorite trio of Chick’s is with John Patitucci, bass, and and Dave Weckl, drums!
Dave Weckl by far is the best today. A graceful powerhouse. I have seen him several times over the years. Watching him play changes me at the cellular level. First time was at a small local bar outside NYC he sat in with a friends band. This was right before he hooked up with Chick. I was hooked at that point to follow him.
Adiós Armando Anthony Corea buen viaje y gracias por toda esa delicia de música que nos dejaste
Chick Corea didn't die, he just Returned to Forever...
Beautiful comment thank you ❤️
If there no COVID-19 lockdown and quarantine I might have missed watching this legendary concert, Chick Corea is still going strong at his age, no wonder he warns more than 20 Grammies, he a living legend. Salute to the drummer and the bassist they are awesome. Well, like Art Blakey, Chick Corea, likes to play with young musicians; they keep his toes, body and mind active. Ha-ha-ha!!! Thanks.
Marcus is Roy Haynes' grandson, Chick's long-time music partner. Chick introduced many young talents to the world. RIP, maestro
Didn't know that.....Haynes is really pushing to see that Century mark....dude is 97yrs old....long Live Haynes..✌
The articulation and imagination in Chick's playing is just otherworldly.
I find it is like a brilliant human who breathes jazzy thought ❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜
Gracias Chick por todos estos años de buena y alegre musica. hasta siempre..........
really nice to see Chick sit down and play straight ahead changes. Love the Eletrik band but was brought up on tunes like Green Dolphin Street, and played them professionally for many years.
¡Genio absoluto! Coloso del jazz. ¡Gracias, Chick!
Priceless music. Thank you Chick!
I am new to this group and already I am hooked. I love this kind of Jazz. Piano, bass and drums, that's all any group needs to make great music. I'll be listening in more often now. Congratulations Chick Corea on a fantastic trio! Marcus Gilmore is a great drummer and Carlitos Del Puertro makes those fingers play unbelievable music! Great choice of songs. SYLVIA - FL 2/7/2020
Is "Return to Forever" on RUclips? . . SYLVIA! 9/12/2020
RIP Chick. Truly a gift to this world. Thank you for your gift.
Hello Dana
I was there.
How was it live?
@@nakinaki7991 It was probably the best gig I've been to at scullers. I was there with my band mates from my high school ensemble. But seriously- Chick's playing is amazing and carlitos really took me and my friends by surprise.
I wasn't there
R.I.P. Genius. My all-time favourite pianist.
A Giant of jazz has left us RIP.
Outstanding performance unique pianist, inspirational leader and a true legend. The music is beautiful spreading around samba, afro, flamenco.. I truly love it. Chick will be always missed. I think Jarrett, Corea and Hancock are all another level and each one is unique!!
Chick Corea showing his respect for Scarlatti shows that all true musical innovators have a respect for tradition.
That piano playing gave me a crush, and that extended drum solo towards the end made me fall in loveee! ❤
Chick is awesome, just found this! Love it and I saw him perform in Boulder, CO. We were right up front in a very small club!! 40 years ago and he is still so smooth!
its a snow day in RVA. Chillin out with Chick Corea. Never heard of him before today.
Ur in for a helluva ride, my friend! Start from scratch.
Holy smoke, that piano, that bass, and those drums are on fire, slightly stuck for words but please don't call the brigade!
One of my all time favorite jazz/classical pianists, who's performance is just, incredible as usual, so how is the entire audience able to sit there and not move?
Saw one slight head bob... It's okay to move folks. With that much rich, colorful, deep, rhythmic improvisation being put out Chick and these amazing musicians,
you have surppress all body movement? Thank you God for allowing Mr. Corea to leave us with such wonderful music.
I was there on the audience! What a night!
Wooowww!!
Guys, he was on the audience!
조빔은 세상을 어떻게 바라보았길래 이런 목가적이고도 환상적인 노래를 만들 수 있는걸까요.... 부러울 정도예요 음악으로나마 그의 시각을 경험할 수 있다는게 행복할 따름입니다.
Sentiremos saudades Chick 😢. Seu legado estará sempre em nossos corações e ouvidos..
Starting in 1973 I met him away from the stage many times until his death, and I really miss him. He was such a nice and easy person, apart from his musical genius.
And regarding this band: He loved them both he told me, Marcus' playing was always a challenge he loved, he told me.
Beautiful touch on the drums