My dear husband, Eric passed away on March 15, 2024. He was an extremely talented Jazz drummer and trumpeter from NYC. I remember he was playing this song on the stage like yesterday. Making me cry. I met him in Osaka Japan 1990. Listening to Jazz just brings back all the memories. I wish he could be here. It told me that he met Wood Shaw a few times. He knew many Jazz musicians and some giants. I used to enjoy hearing the stories. I miss you, Eric. Rest in heaven. This song is for you. I ❤ you forever. Akiko
There will never be another Woody Shaw thats for sure .Love you miss you Ill be looking for you on the other side ! My greatest inspiration in this world and just a super caring loving person .Someday people will trully know how much you mean to me .May god bless all that pass this way .
Ever time I transcribe the masters I feel like I get to pick up on a little of their thoughts and soul, and it's so inspiring to be able to really pick up on the nuances of their playing, untill I realize how far away I am from their mastery lol.
@@joeknipes9567finish Kenny’s solo and currently working on Woody’s. I don’t know why but the time of the beginning of the solo sounds a bit strange to me
My gosh, Woody’s solo is so goated. Maybe it’s because I’m a trumpet player, or because I play part of his solo for my region and state audition, but hooooolllly
Don’t sweat it. You’ve got to be able to play far INSIDE the changes to be able to speak coherently OUTSIDE of them. And when you’re ready to step outside, pentatonics will be there to guide you 😉
The undisputed King of modern jazz trumpeters and my friend .The last note is the best note theres no resolution ,it defies human anticipation of resolving to the tonic ! Instead he ends on a fourth above the tonic . Woody loved him some 4th 's .He was definately a very intervalic player . Most trumpet players play very linear . Woody was an inovator and played with such fire and verocity that unless you witnessed him play live you'll never really know.
Excellent points you make Darrol. Intervalic playing. Loves his fourths. Non-linear. I add: his aggressive attacks and sheer energy. You don't hear many players play with such energy and excitement. That's what made Woody a trumpet artist apart from any other.
Solid is an album led by trumpeter Woody Shaw which was recorded in 1986 and released on the Muse label.[1][2] Solid was reissued by Mosaic Records as part of Woody Shaw: The Complete Muse Sessions in 2013. Wikipedia
Casey Shaw a great music teacher once told me that horn players can get away with murder and it's true man they can get away with so much stuff as long as they're confident with what they're doing
Skillful application of pentatonic scales will get you to these sounds. There's a world of unexpected possibilities in pentatonics, where you get stuff like major 7ths sounding good over dominant chords.
Transcribing is documentation and African Americans Classical music is written in the air So says all the greats.Ttane Bird Gotdo Brown Dizzy and thousands more.Its a voice that cannot be reduced to writing
Who the hell are you to even make a comment concerning this great trumpet genius. What music have you ever composed or can you even play an instrument let alone trumpet. Yeah crickets!
I have a transcription of Woody Shaw's solo on this recording posted on my site, if anyone is interested. robertbeasleymusic.com/downloads/there-will-never-be-another-you/
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My dear husband, Eric passed away on March 15, 2024. He was an extremely talented Jazz drummer and trumpeter from NYC. I remember he was playing this song on the stage like yesterday. Making me cry.
I met him in Osaka Japan 1990. Listening to Jazz just brings back all the memories. I wish he could be here. It told me that he met Wood Shaw a few times. He knew many Jazz musicians and some giants. I used to enjoy hearing the stories. I miss you, Eric. Rest in heaven. This song is for you. I ❤ you forever.
Akiko
He has some great posture going on in this pic
Kai Man I love this album! I think his posture transmits presence, the same presence he has musically
After training boxing for years and being the former champion, he must.
There will never be another Woody Shaw thats for sure .Love you miss you Ill be looking for you on the other side ! My greatest inspiration in this world and just a super caring loving person .Someday people will trully know how much you mean to me .May god bless all that pass this way .
Ever time I transcribe the masters I feel like I get to pick up on a little of their thoughts and soul, and it's so inspiring to be able to really pick up on the nuances of their playing, untill I realize how far away I am from their mastery lol.
Kenny Barron’s solo is absolutely killin
Kenny Garret playing is not bad, too
Transcribing Kenny's solo and Woody Shaw keeps staring at me...
He's looking through you. Lol
One day very soon (in Bb ofc)
He said Transcribe me bitch
Transcribed Woody solo. Kenny Garrett is next!
@@joeknipes9567finish Kenny’s solo and currently working on Woody’s. I don’t know why but the time of the beginning of the solo sounds a bit strange to me
Mr. Shaw's tone and range balance is like no other! I absolutely love his sound!
I use to play a trumpet in the high school band n woody shaw is amazing it sounds great
i love how every solo in this is just ridiculously good
Are you the 'real' one? Just curious...
@@robertgerard7055 no I’m just a fanboy lol
Kenny Garrett! just wow
Kenny garret plays an epic solo here. What a great saxophone player
My favorite Kenny Garrett solo ever !!
1:48 to 1:53 may still be the baddest four bars in the history of jazz. he was such a genius
3:51 - 4:00 broke my brain! :D
Kenny Garrett's tone and articulation = perfect.
“WOODY SHAW” ONE ☝️ OF MY FAVORITE JAZZ MUSICIAN 🎵 🎼 🎶! REST IN MUSIC WOODY SHAW.
Rest in peace master...There will never be another you.
RIP Woody Shaw. What a great trumpeter!
My gosh, Woody’s solo is so goated. Maybe it’s because I’m a trumpet player, or because I play part of his solo for my region and state audition, but hooooolllly
Nah, I'm a saxophone player and I agree
I’m a sax player transcribing it rn it’s goated
One of my favorite standards, masterfully played
I wish I could play outside the changes half as well as these guys.
You can if you just work at it
Agreed if you practice enough you can be great
Don’t sweat it. You’ve got to be able to play far INSIDE the changes to be able to speak coherently OUTSIDE of them. And when you’re ready to step outside, pentatonics will be there to guide you 😉
Best sound trumpet here bravo Woody
The undisputed King of modern jazz trumpeters and my friend .The last note is the best note theres no resolution ,it defies human anticipation of resolving to the tonic ! Instead he ends on a fourth above the tonic . Woody loved him some 4th 's .He was definately a very intervalic player . Most trumpet players play very linear . Woody was an inovator and played with such fire and verocity that unless you witnessed him play live you'll never really know.
Excellent points you make Darrol. Intervalic playing. Loves his fourths. Non-linear. I add: his aggressive attacks and sheer energy. You don't hear many players play with such energy and excitement. That's what made Woody a trumpet artist apart from any other.
If there's a Will there's a Way.❤❤❤
There Will Be Never Another...Woody Shaw
FANTASTICO! MARAVILLOSO... I fall in love.. I feel so in love hearing this version.. lovely!!
L'assolo di Kenny Garrett è geniale
This is such a sweet line up
Really puts you in the mood to stop by a nightclub, have a nice dinner with a fine lady and nice wine and relax the evening away. Fabulous post.
Solid is an album led by trumpeter Woody Shaw which was recorded in 1986 and released on the Muse label.[1][2] Solid was reissued by Mosaic Records as part of Woody Shaw: The Complete Muse Sessions in 2013.
Wikipedia
Nice jazz great melody,,
Sax players is doin some crazy stuff with those chord changes
they definitely is
Casey Shaw a great music teacher once told me that horn players can get away with murder and it's true man they can get away with so much stuff as long as they're confident with what they're doing
+Jordan Johnson played an Emaj over a D7 so hip
no way that's pure sin... Please say he omitted the C#, ohh my lanta lol
Skillful application of pentatonic scales will get you to these sounds. There's a world of unexpected possibilities in pentatonics, where you get stuff like major 7ths sounding good over dominant chords.
"Property paced."👍
Um Trompetista que ampliou os limites do Jazz moderno com muita beleza e suavidade em uma carreira curta, assim como Clifford Brown.
Great photo of Woody! :o)
Transcribing is documentation and African Americans Classical music is written in the air
So says all the greats.Ttane Bird Gotdo Brown Dizzy and thousands more.Its a voice that cannot be reduced to writing
Is no one going to talk about the fact that his tuxedo is the same color of his trumpet
What Trumpet?
woodyのソロが常軌を逸してる
I'd love putting a matrix-wire inside my head to be able to play out like Woody S.
Poincare... that's good :)
This has a little swirl, a little my-hands-are-in-pockets, a little birds in the piazza
Thanks for the post!
Look up the recording "Woody's You For Two" by the US Navy Commodores for a great arrangement based off of Woody's solo.
1:53 kenny garrett solo
Qué bolas de walking bass line!!!!!!!
🙌
No one was so far like it!
There Will Never Be Another You ..Woody Shaw, Kenny Garret & Kenny Barron.W/ others..
2:29 _holy shit lmao_
This man played a E major 7 over an Eb maj 7
diminished whole tone for life friendo
@@adithyasriram633 Not actually. He played the a major E over an D7, and got a nice off sound. There are videos around explaining his trick
So buetiful
3:38 Fried Bananas lick in there
это мой любимый трубач
2:46
Is kenny garret, kenny g? Excuse my ignorance
no
God no
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01:03-01:10 / 01:10-01:16
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for practice haha
My favorite Woody Shaw is his work is on the Larry Young Unity recording. This Shaw doesn't have the same intensity and clarity of sound to me.
He had gotten old before his time.
Who the hell are you to even make a comment concerning this great trumpet genius. What music have you ever composed or can you even play an instrument let alone trumpet. Yeah crickets!
Me too. That album with Larry Young is one of my most favorite albums.
I love Woody Shaw in all settings, including this.
I love you!@@amymalina5073
1:54
1986
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I have a transcription of Woody Shaw's solo on this recording posted on my site, if anyone is interested. robertbeasleymusic.com/downloads/there-will-never-be-another-you/
2:28 bello
Another rendition by Tetsuro Kawashima.
ruclips.net/video/fH4JmXNgEYY/видео.html
This seems pretty new. What year was this recorded?
A long time ago now
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