Henry Henry Henry. One of the greatest, his total understanding of music, what he was playing and what was going on around him, his subtle swing were always apparent an amazing man who I listened to since I first heard Benny Crater during WW11 and became hooked on Jazz. I have 100s of Henry’s tracks and listen as often as I can. God bless you Henry RIP. Alastair
Hank Jones is one of the tastiest players out there. He's right about performing in Japan, and Asia in general. The response is amazing. I think it's because there's an inherent appreciation for the work that goes into being a pro artist in the east that just doesn't exist on a large scale in the west. Around here someone asks what I do and when I answer "jazz piano" they say, "Oh, sorry..." like all the choices I've made in life are worthless. Over there it's the opposite. I've had the privilege of playing overseas for many years on and off and whether it's in a hotel club or a tiny jazz bar it's always a blast.
One of the elder statesmen of jazz. Dignified, modest and elegant. He has left the stage for the last time but his legacy remains for all who love jazz.
A wonderful God given talent by one fine gentleman and musican. I am greatful that we have his talent with us to this day...no for days and years to come.
just heard on the news that he died. To be honest, I have never heard of him. But now I know how he played. What a shame I wont be able to see this great musician live!! RIP
Hank yes,,,fabulous but how about David Warren ,,,what an incredible bass player ....plays harmony lines which many won;t do ....he moved my brain heaps.....love him. I am a pro,. jazz pianist playing 52 yrs. with so many players its amazing so I know what I;m talking about.
I know! One of the greatest jazz pianists of all time! I had forgotten this great legend had passed.
So many decades of music he us. A treasure
As a musician and as a person, he is understated, direct, warm. What a winning combination!
Perfect, he goes exactly on the subtle limit allowed by this song and the style's structure and harmony
Awesome! Tom jobim is the master of Brasilian music!!!
Not just of Brasilian Music. He's one of the only ones in the realms of Cole Porter.
Henry Henry Henry. One of the greatest, his total understanding of music, what he was playing and what was going on around him, his subtle swing were always apparent an amazing man who I listened to since I first heard Benny Crater during WW11 and became hooked on Jazz. I have 100s of Henry’s tracks and listen as often as I can. God bless you Henry RIP.
Alastair
I have him behind Bird on one side of a Verve Album. And behind Sonny Stitt ('... and the New Yorkers'). Such a fine and creative pianist.
I totally agree, Al. Hank Jones left his mark in the history of jazz and we are all the better for it!
Great stuff 👏🏾👏🏾
this is fantastic musicianship flowing... thanx for posting quality music!
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Great rendition. I have always been a Hank Jones fan.
Hank Jones is one of the tastiest players out there. He's right about performing in Japan, and Asia in general. The response is amazing. I think it's because there's an inherent appreciation for the work that goes into being a pro artist in the east that just doesn't exist on a large scale in the west. Around here someone asks what I do and when I answer "jazz piano" they say, "Oh, sorry..." like all the choices I've made in life are worthless. Over there it's the opposite. I've had the privilege of playing overseas for many years on and off and whether it's in a hotel club or a tiny jazz bar it's always a blast.
RIP - the last of great Jones brothers.
I hear such a beautiful rich tone!
The beauty and wonder of the great Hank Jones - Brother of Thad and Elvin Jones!
One of the elder statesmen of jazz. Dignified, modest and elegant. He has left the stage for the last time but his legacy remains for all who love jazz.
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What versatility that man had every aspect of music. A performer and a student.
A wonderful God given talent by one fine gentleman and musican. I am greatful that we have his talent with us to this day...no for days and years to come.
I am so sorry he is no longer with us. He joined that Great jazz group up yonder May 16, 2010 at the age of 91.
i am unaware of this artist.he sounds so smooth.i will add him to my play list.mr. jones you are fantastic on the keys!!! wow hot dog beckley.wv.
Smoking a cigar, listening to this music, drinking a good cognac. I think I don’t need anything more.
🇧🇷💖Adorei, obrigada.
Viva o Brasil!
just heard on the news that he died. To be honest, I have never heard of him. But now I know how he played. What a shame I wont be able to see this great musician live!!
RIP
H.Jones are among my greatest's Jazz legandary ! Rest in peace !
I am really sad...
Thanks for uploading nice one.
Genio. Fabulosa performance.
The legendary master!
Fabulous. Interprets elegantly and still stays close to the original
One jazz-piano-maestro
One from my favorites...
TODAY, 97 YEARS AGO
when
HANK JONES
(July 31th, 1918)
was born..
Magnificus!!!
very pleasant.it is always like this with hank jones.
Hank Jones plays on Cannanball Adderleys classic Somethin Else....he is just great on 'Autumn Leaves'
Un altre gran mestre Hank Jones......!!!!!!
So classy !!
Why!!!! Why put the interview in the middle of the music....
Esse entendia das coisas.
long life! RIP
Hank yes,,,fabulous but how about David Warren ,,,what an incredible bass player ....plays harmony lines which many won;t do ....he moved my brain heaps.....love him. I am a pro,. jazz pianist playing 52 yrs. with so many players its amazing so I know what I;m talking about.
Music for millionaires of the heart
Join the Ancestors in piece and love!!
It's greit, wonderfull!!
Always the touching!
You are right for sure.
beautiful!
Great Oscar!
To paraphrase what Miles Davis said when first hearing Herbie Hancock audition for him . "What a beautiful touch"...
My favourite Jobim conversation.. I think Mr Jones is an Ahmed Jamal fan..
wow!!!!
The Black Mozart !!
DeGrate1896 May BEE...
Smoooth !
interesting take on Jobim
Classic.
Os gringos não tocam a introdução que o Tom criou pra esta linda música
Muito bom shou
a jazz diamond
ㅈㄴ좋다
Jobim could not do it better, and for that matter, nobody could!
I wonder why it's published in Eb when everyone plays it in D.
everyone doesn't I play it in B Flat A singer I accompany sings it in G
Pra quem gosta de Tom Jobim
what dvd did this come off of
Bass player is still in the A section and Jones has correctly gone to the bridge at 2:15
Bass player is on the gig, we are in the comments section
Why does it have to stop?
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Jobim could not do it better, and for that matter, nobody could! Does anyone know who the sidemen were?
Did Hank Jones die???Please someone in the USA answer me.
Está improvisando?
Por supuesto
who else is playing on this?