This tenor player knows his history.. damn, hearing shades of Coleman Hawkins and Benny Golson all over the place. This is the jazz we need right here.
Back in 2016 I had the honour of helping care for my grandmother as we prepared to find a good nursing home for her. She had vascular dementia, she had worked at Whitehall as a "young girl" (her term) in WWII and had had a long life. When I was little girl she took me to see a showing od 101 Dalmations (the animated one) and as she drove me home, for she could in those days, she enthuased to me about thiis music called Jazz, told me how she loved it. The next day she gave me a bunch of casettes. After one particularly hard day in which she had been like a little girl in the morning, threatened to "lay one on you chum" with her tiny clenched fist (it was funny, I got my mom to take over and went home for an hours sleep) at lunch and now in the evening she had gone back to confused after a lucid few hours where she worried about losing her memories and dying of a brian tumour like her sisters had before so long ago ....we lapsed into silence, I put on one of her c.d's, the mournful beauty of some very bloozy Jazz (probably like your man @ianjohnson2428 says, Coleman Hawkins or some one of that calibre, whatever, that late night blooz that makes one think about smoking one more bowl and having one more gin, you know?) rolled out of her hi-fi. She was looking out of her window onto Caia Park (she and her partner were considerably wealthy, yet they lived in a council flat on one of the "worst"* housing estates in Gogledd Cymru) and she turned and said "I remember this, this is my music", she smiled and swayed and turned back to the window, doing some old lady boppin'..... This video recalled that to me. Its one of my favourite memories of her. She really was, to me , if not her own children, a Grand Mother. Thanks...keep laying it on us. * I know nuff people from Caia Park and they are pure salt of the Earth. Don't believe the hype.
These cats are swinging! I love seeing a real groove with modern attire. Forgive me if I say I'm impressed. You've inspired me to get back to the shed ✌️🏼
I remember as a kid 60 years ago hearing this on AM radio while my dad drove in the car.. that's right.. some great jazz stations late at night as a teenager in NYC back in the day.. shows you how far people have fell.. just keep playing this music and keep it out there
"Centerpiece", composed by Great Master "Sweets" Edison. Great interpretation you guys. LOVE IT A LOT !!! Please, more and more and more !!! Thanks a million !
@@anthonycardott3541 Indeed. I could have to do it in a costume 😅. Jk I'm happy to have the opportunity to gig but definitely looking to move past the cover band shows.
dam, i was totally switched off to this, busy sharpening my kitchen knife and that bald dude started playing his thing 7 minutes in, it was like listening to the ghost of Mingus or something!
these players are excellent, play together perfectly and seem so honest and good-humored, like everyone says, but I also love coming to these videos to see how pumped the audience is, best audience on YT, yall get it
DAMNN this is the stuff i want on my recommended. i play piano and im trying to get to yalls level you guys are crazy good your tones are all incredibly
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This tenor player knows his history.. damn, hearing shades of Coleman Hawkins and Benny Golson all over the place. This is the jazz we need right here.
yessir
Agreed!👍
Preach on!
Back in 2016 I had the honour of helping care for my grandmother as we prepared to find a good nursing home for her. She had vascular dementia, she had worked at Whitehall as a "young girl" (her term) in WWII and had had a long life.
When I was little girl she took me to see a showing od 101 Dalmations (the animated one) and as she drove me home, for she could in those days, she enthuased to me about thiis music called Jazz, told me how she loved it. The next day she gave me a bunch of casettes.
After one particularly hard day in which she had been like a little girl in the morning, threatened to "lay one on you chum" with her tiny clenched fist (it was funny, I got my mom to take over and went home for an hours sleep) at lunch and now in the evening she had gone back to confused after a lucid few hours where she worried about losing her memories and dying of a brian tumour like her sisters had before so long ago ....we lapsed into silence, I put on one of her c.d's, the mournful beauty of some very bloozy Jazz (probably like your man @ianjohnson2428 says, Coleman Hawkins or some one of that calibre, whatever, that late night blooz that makes one think about smoking one more bowl and having one more gin, you know?) rolled out of her hi-fi. She was looking out of her window onto Caia Park (she and her partner were considerably wealthy, yet they lived in a council flat on one of the "worst"* housing estates in Gogledd Cymru) and she turned and said "I remember this, this is my music", she smiled and swayed and turned back to the window, doing some old lady boppin'..... This video recalled that to me. Its one of my favourite memories of her. She really was, to me , if not her own children, a Grand Mother.
Thanks...keep laying it on us.
* I know nuff people from Caia Park and they are pure salt of the Earth. Don't believe the hype.
These cats are swinging! I love seeing a real groove with modern attire. Forgive me if I say I'm impressed. You've inspired me to get back to the shed ✌️🏼
I remember as a kid 60 years ago hearing this on AM radio while my dad drove in the car.. that's right.. some great jazz stations late at night as a teenager in NYC back in the day.. shows you how far people have fell.. just keep playing this music and keep it out there
I've noticed that the jazz youth movement is in full swing. Good to see & hear.
Man, great content my dudes! I rather watch good Jazz over anything and your sirs have captured my ear! Well done. 👍
"Centerpiece", composed by Great Master "Sweets" Edison. Great interpretation you guys. LOVE IT A LOT !!! Please, more and more and more !!! Thanks a million !
that bass player tho. killer lines
Y'all are SO fire. I don't think I can stomach playing Tom Petty at the bar again after this lol.
LOL that gig could be worse
@@anthonycardott3541 Indeed. I could have to do it in a costume 😅. Jk I'm happy to have the opportunity to gig but definitely looking to move past the cover band shows.
That sax is soul balsam. Really
This is so true to older music and doesn’t sound like it’s trying to be too modern or anything it’s not
Very tasteful and well done 😁
These guys are so electric im so enthralled by them it is amazing
bad azz catz
Calling your homies “coool cats” is making a fat resurgence, I will manifest it into existence
I've been calling my mfr . homies " cool cats " for 60 years. can you dig it.. just got on groove street and listen 👂
Good conversation, good times. The best!
dam, i was totally switched off to this, busy sharpening my kitchen knife and that bald dude started playing his thing 7 minutes in, it was like listening to the ghost of Mingus or something!
Total bliss ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
Incredible as always. Absolutely filthy sounds from Mr. Hervey, I love it.
Outstanding
these players are excellent, play together perfectly and seem so honest and good-humored, like everyone says, but I also love coming to these videos to see how pumped the audience is, best audience on YT, yall get it
This made me groove in my bed before sleep. Thanks
Yo I fuck with this hella. Where can I see bands like this live?
we in nyc
Nice. And nice drumming.
Not sure but had me crying gentlemen.
Sounds great
Loved the bloozzzzts
DAMNN this is the stuff i want on my recommended. i play piano and im trying to get to yalls level you guys are crazy good your tones are all incredibly
Love the bass solo
Love it 🔥
you guys are hitting the right spot
5:39 Sounds like Work Song by Ellington! I have to know was this intentional because if so my man has some tasteful quoting abilities
5:39 black brown and beige quote?
oh yeah !
Shouts out from Orange County NY!! A lesson from your bassist might just make going through the cross Bronx worth it lol
haha thanks so much .. hit me up on IG can make it happen!! @seb_rios_
The algo lead me here, this video boutta pop off 🙏
Hell, yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😄
Ye 😎
Fire
I gotta go to nyc
You guys got something special.. Definitely gained a new follower today. Will be hoping to catch a show next time I’m in the city. Keep jamming y’all.
That's a sexy bass solo holy moly
YEAH!!!
I wish I could give this 100 likes
Niceee man
👍✨
come to DR
Any chance you touring in Switzerland?
hopefully soon
Feels good people. Where was this?
thanks .. hermana in nyc
The audio quality is top notch! How do you guys recorded this show?
tascam
Ayyyyy next time I'm in nyc, I need to come see you guys. Do you have usual spots??
Do you guys sell any albums or records?
ohmg… lester leaps again?
do you guys tour?
soon
Paul Gentile. I agree 10 0000000000% it is barred from TV like it was Porn!
U rushin it lads
Blooz??
Sound it out
❤️😸
Czy trebaczowi jest zimno wgłowę czy ma zwierzątka?
If there was just a little more bass in the mix…