These recordings will be enjoyed for decades, I suppose you could call them a silver lining from the pandemic. What fabulous musicians. Keep posting and godspeed and good heatlh to all of you.
The Emmet Cohen trio's musicianship is astounding. Catherine Russell is of couse modest and unbelievably wonderful. Ken Peplowski is charming, gracious and just too too good.
I have to just agree with everything everyone has mentioned so far and say that living in the boonies of Alabama it's a rare event when I get to hear jazz played live since my uncle passed back in 2000. He would often come to visit us from Lutcher, LA to add some jazz clarinet and sax into our lives since we didn't get back to NOLA very often and it's something I've missed terribly since I was teenager listening to him play. I really wish I hadn't given up my sax so many years ago. Although, I'm sure my wife is grateful. Lol.
just saw Catherine and her band! for the first time at the kuumbwa in santa cruz last week...life changing moment. she infected our souls. thank your catherine for the great show and great music!!!
This is an album! Please! Fantastic group blend, affinity and collective vibe! Effortless, and wonderful to have as a classic recording and to revisit on numerous occasions! As usual, the audio and visuals on these streams are top notch! Thank you!🙏❤️🔥❤️🙏
Absolutely loved this and everyone here did a masterful job. Made my day!!!! Donation to PayPal coming cuz' damn...the last two songs were worth it just by themselves! Play on, play on!!
Tender is the Night WAS a big hit both in the voices of Eckstine and Bennet, Ken probably forgot about it or was too young to listen to ballads in the radio ...
One of the most profound feelings I get is when seeing a veteran musician's face light up when hearing how genuinely high level this group plays. It's hard to describe. But there's something spiritual about it. I mean, I've gotta laugh: A pimped out bass player, and the drummer with a Tupac shirt. And they fucking swing.
Thanks for featuring the inspiring singer Catherine Russell.
These recordings will be enjoyed for decades, I suppose you could call them a silver lining from the pandemic. What fabulous musicians. Keep posting and godspeed and good heatlh to all of you.
The Emmet Cohen trio's musicianship is astounding. Catherine Russell is of couse modest and unbelievably wonderful. Ken Peplowski is charming, gracious and just too too good.
I have to just agree with everything everyone has mentioned so far and say that living in the boonies of Alabama it's a rare event when I get to hear jazz played live since my uncle passed back in 2000.
He would often come to visit us from Lutcher, LA to add some jazz clarinet and sax into our lives since we didn't get back to NOLA very often and it's something I've missed terribly since I was teenager listening to him play. I really wish I hadn't given up my sax so many years ago. Although, I'm sure my wife is grateful. Lol.
Ken is funny as hell! This series really makes me want to just pick up my horn and move to NY.
I heard Ken in Port Townsend a few years ago and I’m not sure what I enjoyed more, his fine playing or his between song banter ....laughed MFAO!
Wow, Catherine Russell 🤩
Emmet you are brilliant , Russel and Kyle too of course ! Thank you
"End of a Love Affair" -- wow what a busting jump. Fantastic singing and playing. Russell Hall -- listen to that man swing.
This channel is first class! All best to all those involved.
Catherine is a a sweet, pleasant and relaxing singer, certainly Luis Russel's talent runs in her veins!
Thank you guys, your music is just beautifull and cross over time
just saw Catherine and her band! for the first time at the kuumbwa in santa cruz last week...life changing moment. she infected our souls. thank your catherine for the great show and great music!!!
everytime you guys play it's like the whole story of jazz unveiling epicness in the frame of human existence
This is an album! Please! Fantastic group blend, affinity and collective vibe! Effortless, and wonderful to have as a classic recording and to revisit on numerous occasions! As usual, the audio and visuals on these streams are top notch! Thank you!🙏❤️🔥❤️🙏
Amazing set! Heard Ken for the first time and he plays so beautifully!! This is real fuckin jazz!
Thank you guys, thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!
This is great! Heavyweights all around. Gobs of talent and CLASS!
Thanks Rick Kitaeff for your gifts of Emmet's & Co's music! 'Swonderful!
55:30
Cool! Классно, спокойно и с большим вкусом. Спасибо!
Excellent East of the Sun, must upload this song alone on you tube
Absolutely loved this and everyone here did a masterful job. Made my day!!!! Donation to PayPal coming cuz' damn...the last two songs were worth it just by themselves! Play on, play on!!
Lovely video, a beautiful virtual walk, it's very relaxing. Thanks for sharing!
You guys make great music. Keeps my soul high in the sky!
i would love to have music like yours coming from my place but all we can do at this stage is rock! 🎤🎶🎸
Thats so cool. Thank you. This is What i needed.
Shwingin'~
great
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12:19 am Sat.Nite..what a wonderful discovery..thnx..TndrizthNite..fantastik tune..
Tender is the Night WAS a big hit both in the voices of Eckstine and Bennet, Ken probably forgot about it or was too young to listen to ballads in the radio ...
Wonderful session!! Catherine Russell starts at 17:20
Russell's face after 37:00 killed me (Hall not Catherine)
1:18:07 😂😂😂
What's the name of the first tune?
Jim Dawg (caption says "Dawgs," but I've always seen it as singular)
These old cats are some serious swangers
One of the most profound feelings I get is when seeing a veteran musician's face light up when hearing how genuinely high level this group plays. It's hard to describe. But there's something spiritual about it. I mean, I've gotta laugh: A pimped out bass player, and the drummer with a Tupac shirt. And they fucking swing.
Wiz khalifa when he switched to cocaine on drums