Love it. Many years ago, when Pentangle were in the charts, and jazz-folk wasn't a joke genre. I heard a band play this as an encore in my local folk club. Hearing a room full of pissed folkies trying to clap along in 7/8 is an experience I shall never be able to (or want to) forget.
This is just freaking AWESOME. When we talk of the keyboard gods of yesteryear, inevitably Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson will be at the top of the list - as they should be. But Mr. Lord absolutely belongs up there in that pantheon (and so does Rod Argent, for that matter). Jon was as great an artist on the B3 as has ever lived. So many of the wonderful musicians who composed the soundtracks to our lives have left us. Thankfully, their contributions live on in their recordings and videos like this, and we are the richer for it.
I recall some 15 years ago standing immediately behind Jon Lord in a queue in the Henley on Thames Waitrose, he living in that town. It was a little tempting to gently hum Smoke on the Water, but I wisely decided I couldn't do that to such a genial rock god. I also got to see him play in my then local pub, The Crooked Billet at Stoke Row. He performed in an evening of music and spoken word, with raconteur Sir John Mortimer and the actress, Joanna David. An amazing evening from such a collection of talent.
One of the masterpieces, thogether with Take Five (in 5/4), Take Ten (in 10/8) and Blue Rondo a La Turk (in 9/8), and this one is in 7/8. These all were created, just after a visit for a two days tour to Ankara/Turkey, in 1959. There was a Turkish jazz band in the same club, led by a very talented young musician called Suheyl Denizci. Mr. Brubeck asked Mr. Denizci if he could show some examples of Turkish music. Next night he brought a friend of his, who was a very expert local musician and a student in the famous Berklee Music school, which made him a very good answer to Mr. Brubeck and his bandmates. They got the opportunity to study what they asked for, with this young guy, whose name was Yavuz Özüstün. After this mini tour, they created these pieces, all in Turkish time characer and especially Take Five became a hit in college radios, and reached 25 in Billboard Top 100 list. Take Five is still the most successful and most covered jazz piece off all times. My mom and dad were in the audience in the club and lucky enough to get autographs of all members on a piece of paper, which is one of the most precious items on my wall. Later, I was lucky enough to be a member in Mr. Denizci's band and a student for Mr. Özüstün which enabled me to verify the story of Take Five and others. I hope they all rest in peace.
I happened to meet Jon Lord after a Whitesnake concert in 1979. We chatted briefly and I got his autograph and a handshake. He was a brilliant musician and a very nice guy.
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Jon Lord, thank you for making this world a better place.
look at jon and see from his joyful face how much he loved his job. wish you were still with us!
особенно в конце ролика это видно, печаль, его нет с нами .
Absolutely Glorious. RIP JON LORD. RIP DAVE BRUBECK. Two geniuses.
Jon Lord playing Brubeck on a Hammond…beat stuff ever!
BEST of the BEST - RIP Dave Brubeck, RIP John lord
Great tribute to one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time - Mr Dave Brubeck
and a great tribute to one of Progressive Rocks's leading keyboard players too!
By a great jazz pianist in his own right. Jon Lord.
ВЕЛИКОМУ ЛОРДУ НИЗКИЙ ПОКЛОН И ВЕЧНАЯ ПАМЯТЬ !!! ❤ 🎉
Thank you Jon Lord for your beautiful music!!! Love it! RIP
The king of the Keyboard
Jon, Lord of the Hammond
It's great to relax with this music and forget about everyday problems, Thank you.
Quel swing! Quel sens du rythme. Quel génial instrumentiste. Totalement irremplaçable. Qu'est-ce qu'on est triste sans Jon.
Brubeck is one of my favorite Jazz composers. This was a beautiful tribute to him. Always love me a bit of Unsquare Dance
За всё , Господь , благодарю !!! ❤
are you a ruzzian nazi?
Love it. Many years ago, when Pentangle were in the charts, and jazz-folk wasn't a joke genre. I heard a band play this as an encore in my local folk club. Hearing a room full of pissed folkies trying to clap along in 7/8 is an experience I shall never be able to (or want to) forget.
Isn't it 7/4?
7/8 ?
@@willyplaysbass it's like take 5 (5/4) with 2 more beats, so I'd go for 7/4
Technically, the score says it is 7/4. But it is the same idea.
(Jon Lord)
Best of the best!!! RIP 💙💙💙💙💙👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank You Mr. John Lord. For everything.
This is just freaking AWESOME. When we talk of the keyboard gods of yesteryear, inevitably Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson will be at the top of the list - as they should be. But Mr. Lord absolutely belongs up there in that pantheon (and so does Rod Argent, for that matter). Jon was as great an artist on the B3 as has ever lived. So many of the wonderful musicians who composed the soundtracks to our lives have left us. Thankfully, their contributions live on in their recordings and videos like this, and we are the richer for it.
True, his full name is "Jon, Lord of the Hammond"
The Master of the B3!
Very true,- except you´ve got the order wrong,
It´s Jon Lord,- and then it´s Rick Wakeman, Keith Emerson, Rod Ardent and Don Airey......
@@ulfdanielsen6009 That works for me!
Such a great talent and sorely missed as the man he was.R.I.P. Jon.
Unsquare dance is such a clever piece of music. Its great to see it respected by fellow musicians.
Маэстро зажигает сейчас на небесах в отличной компании.
are you a ruzzian nazi?
Wow! How awesome was that. I am watching this again.
何回見てもええなぁ🐶derfull❣️
Fabulous version ...I love Brubeck's work but this one is amazing! Oh Lord (Jon)!
I recall some 15 years ago standing immediately behind Jon Lord in a queue in the Henley on Thames Waitrose, he living in that town. It was a little tempting to gently hum Smoke on the Water, but I wisely decided I couldn't do that to such a genial rock god. I also got to see him play in my then local pub, The Crooked Billet at Stoke Row. He performed in an evening of music and spoken word, with raconteur Sir John Mortimer and the actress, Joanna David. An amazing evening from such a collection of talent.
Какой кайф! Какой РЕСПЕКТ! Спасибо!
Rock in peace, Dave and Jon
Память на века всем ушедшим рокерам рок 🎸 рольщикам рокершам сильнейший был клавешник здорово 👍
That was really awesome, I bet you did Dave Brubeck proud!
God of Music.... Unforgettable.
Да они все там кайфуют от совместно проделанной работы, которая по совместительству ещё и их хобби. Здравия живущим и Царствия Небесного ушедшим.
Bought both albums, Time Out and Time Further Out, played them up in my bedroom in a world of my own.
That was excellent! Thank you Jon and friends!
Hi Scott how are you doing 😊
That Hammond part was so good
Amazing masterpiece by Brubeck from Lord of keyboards!!! ✌️🎹
Absolutely stellar! One of favourites from the genius of the Dave Brubeck Quartet - and you did it with a whole orchestra! :-D
7 is so musical. Tnx Jon for your great music 🤟 🎼
Шикарнейшее исполнение!!!!!!!!!!!!! Брависсимо, Маэстро!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Never know that i love this man so much, from 1969 ! R.I.P. Jon you miss us so much!
Beautiful!
a fantastic song with a fantastic piano player
Woow this song very good like from Kazakhstan
Grandissimo Jon Lord
Beautiful
And thats why love Dave Brubeck and Jon lord....
C'est vraiment géant !! Jouissif !!! Enormissime !!!!!
The Lord is perfect
One of the masterpieces, thogether with Take Five (in 5/4), Take Ten (in 10/8) and Blue Rondo a La Turk (in 9/8), and this one is in 7/8.
These all were created, just after a visit for a two days tour to Ankara/Turkey, in 1959.
There was a Turkish jazz band in the same club, led by a very talented young musician called Suheyl Denizci.
Mr. Brubeck asked Mr. Denizci if he could show some examples of Turkish music. Next night he brought a friend of his, who was a very expert local musician and a student in the famous Berklee Music school, which made him a very good answer to Mr. Brubeck and his bandmates.
They got the opportunity to study what they asked for, with this young guy, whose name was Yavuz Özüstün.
After this mini tour, they created these pieces, all in Turkish time characer and especially Take Five became a hit in college radios, and reached 25 in Billboard Top 100 list. Take Five is still the most successful and most covered jazz piece off all times.
My mom and dad were in the audience in the club and lucky enough to get autographs of all members on a piece of paper, which is one of the most precious items on my wall.
Later, I was lucky enough to be a member in Mr. Denizci's band and a student for Mr. Özüstün which enabled me to verify the story of Take Five and others. I hope they all rest in peace.
Great background story! Tesekkürler
Dave Brubeck has always been my favourite
What an amazing version of this! Just WOW 👍👍
No shit!!
Just wonderfu,and so much fun for all involved. Jon, we miss you !
Incredible! The rhythmic design of the palms is the same as that of the Tambor de mina from Maranhão, a state in Brazil..thanks for sharing!
From one master to another master.
Ever heard of Baby Driver? That is were I found this song. Its a great song nice beat! Baby Driver is my second fav movie.
Absolutely fantastic,,,
jon, einfach genial und danke
Ведущйй джаэовый конферанс ! Браво !!
Yessss I love this so much! That climax almost made me cry
Lord is so great!
Just Lord, i fly. I love from Portugal
jon was a monster t rex behind the hammonds but in the real life he was a fine man sir gentlemman rip genius
Love hearing a Hammond organ. Adds so much
Это лучший клавишник из тех, что я слышал. Браво джону Лорду и Брубеку!
Mały muzyczny brylant ! Zachwycający feeling.
I happened to meet Jon Lord after a Whitesnake concert in 1979. We chatted briefly and I got his autograph and a handshake. He was a brilliant musician and a very nice guy.
Imagine all the great songs and performances future generations will miss streaming their "most played" playlists...
Magic, just magic
excellent version!great tribute from the man!a side of his talent that I ignored!thank you for sharing this!
My GOD!!!!!! Is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Music so real and long gone.
Dave Brubeck was a great jazz pianist,,,RIP.
Amazing, I love so much!
Just superior. I'm speechless
Sweet Lord...
un vrai régal, merci c'est superbe!
A great version
Hi Gordon how are you doing 😊
I wish he'd did more of Brubeck...
What a treat! thankyou
From one genius to another...Thank you Gor for uploading!
Lord of music
I´m shure they wherever they are, they are jaming over this and many other of their pearls :)
Who remebers still Jon Lord? I think there are thousand people who remember him,the band he directed for almost 40 yea
rs.
Bless ya Jon. Him and Hensley are the reason I had to have at least 1 Hammond around at all times.
Sorry folks, but the piece is actually written in 7/4, not 7/8. In both cases, it really doesn't matter,... so as long as the audience claps along!
Thank you! *Jon Lord - June 9, 194 - July 16, 2012* - Shared on Facebook, June 9, 2019
wonderful
Brubeck's music a lot easier to listen to than it is to play.
It´s great i played sotw for many years
Terimakasih untuk klip ini, klip ini membantu mengungkapkan kepada siapa keberpihakan saya, amat sangat bersyukur sy tdk tergabung dalam kelompok
Geng dendi septiandani
Silahkan anda bubarkan mereka ..
Mereka hanya mengaku saya salah satu dari mereka
Super!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Super ❤
Jon Lord!
ЛАДОШКИ... по-русски... СУПЕР-ШУТКА!!!
so i closed my eyes to watch - thx
Great time 👌
Да...!!! Бог ! Такого больше не будет никогда. Никогда.
Great performance
luvly
greatttttt
This was really freaking fun!
Amazing!! Great sound!