We are living in times when there are many disturbed and unhappy people. As long they are limited to expressing their inner turbulences - we have to live with them. We just have to be aware when they get into a position from where they can destroy. Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes") has something which offers these great musicians some means of expressing themselves. Sung by Yves Montand or played by Chet Baker and Paul Desmond I perticularly love. At 7.50 is the moment when all just blows!!
... sein durchdachtes Posaunenspiel war seit jeher und ist auch zukünftig eine kreative Messlatte für fortgeschrittene Jazzposaunisten in der Spieltechnik ... ... his elaborate trombone playing has always been and will continue to be a creative benchmark in the future for advanced jazz trombonists in playing technique.
I met Kai winding in San Francisco and he told me that there was no one like J J and I do no think there ever will be there are no two Beethovens Norman Bright
We are living in times when there are many disturbed and unhappy people. As long they are limited to expressing their inner turbulences - we have to live with them. We just have to be aware when they get into a position from where they can destroy. Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes") has something which offers these great musicians some means of expressing themselves. Sung by Yves Montand or played by Chet Baker and Paul Desmond I perticularly love. At 1.53 is the mind blowing moment!!
Taste buds can be different. I worship J J Johnson because I play trombone and like the sound and his artistry, but when it comes to distortion guitar I refuse even to listen, would you like coffee with sand in it?
I disliked it because on this record they just cut away the bass and (probably) drum solo and thats not fair. They are all musicans with the same value and everybody should have the chance to tell their own interpretation of the story.
If you play trombone Jay Jay must be your hero-he had it all and I regret not seeing him on a gig.
Yes!
@@paullowejr.6386 yes
Renee's comping (and playing in general) is spectacular.
As a trombone player, JJ was my first and greatest influence.
Renee is brilliant also
Girl can play! Solo is amazing. And she's got comping down too. The way piano should be played in a group like this.
She's one of my favourite,she's justbkilled this song..Genius she's..
thanks mr Jay for the jazz trombone..love this song
Seriously, who the hell would dislike this...? wtf......
Exactly y doe
I love that the most replayed part of this video is the lick
We are living in times when there are many disturbed and unhappy people. As long they are limited to expressing their inner turbulences - we have to live with them. We just have to be aware when they get into a position from where they can destroy. Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes") has something which offers these great musicians some means of expressing themselves. Sung by Yves Montand or played by Chet Baker and Paul Desmond I perticularly love. At 7.50 is the moment when all just blows!!
... sein durchdachtes Posaunenspiel war seit jeher
und ist auch zukünftig eine kreative Messlatte
für fortgeschrittene Jazzposaunisten in der Spieltechnik ...
... his elaborate trombone playing has always been
and will continue to be a creative benchmark in the future
for advanced jazz trombonists in playing technique.
This solo is really great, J.J's Language is incredible!!!!
I met Kai winding in San Francisco and he told me that there was no one like J J and I do no think there ever will be there are no two Beethovens Norman Bright
My hero and mentor.
Man, J.J. found the fountain of youth that Roy Haynes has been drinking out of!
Very nice rendition of this.
Love JJ.. what a talent
does someone just go through all the jazz videos and dislike them?? Seriously, who the hell would dislike this...?
Hi👋 i'm from bts's country. He's melody is so moved♡
His Trombone does it for me. 💝💿💿💿RIP
Been listening to JJ since the 1950s when he made that incredible album with kai winding . both best bone st in the biz.. my humble opinion ..
We are living in times when there are many disturbed and unhappy people. As long they are limited to expressing their inner turbulences - we have to live with them. We just have to be aware when they get into a position from where they can destroy. Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes") has something which offers these great musicians some means of expressing themselves. Sung by Yves Montand or played by Chet Baker and Paul Desmond I perticularly love. At 1.53 is the mind blowing moment!!
Wonderfull trombonist
Fine jazz.
8:55 Ellington Things ain't what they used to be
All love to JJ but lets not forget Ralph, He is pretty B.A too.
excellent ...
👍🏾👍🏾
is that the lick? I thought it was something else but this is a familiar lick..
my jazz band at school played this. I play bass t-bone, the version we played had a sax lead :/
Listen tô that pianist wao
the lick at 1:11. boom
it's very famous. it's used everywhere now and even back then.I'm trying to play it in every key now. I play trombone and I'm in ninth grade
J000000000000000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Taste buds can be different. I worship J J Johnson because I play trombone and like the sound and his artistry, but when it comes to distortion guitar I refuse even to listen, would you like coffee with sand in it?
Hell, no, not me! I love 'em all!
The lick at 1:12
Who is playing the excellent Double upright bass??
Rufus Reid
Born 1924 !!
1:12 The lick ;)
¿Por qué cortan el video? De muy mal gusto..
1:10
Rufus Reid ,hiding
@beChoiii An upset being who doesn't understand jazz so they think it's bad? ahahah I don't get it either.
How dare they ruin this piece with a sax?!
I disliked it because on this record they just cut away the bass and (probably) drum solo and thats not fair. They are all musicans with the same value and everybody should have the chance to tell their own interpretation of the story.
I know what you mean because I play bass vut this is not a reason to dislike it
1:12