Kurt Rosenwinkel Quartet feat Eric Alexander - Along Came Betty
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Live from Chris' Jazz Cafe:
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar
Eric Alexander, saxophone
Tim Brey, piano
Alex Claffy, bass
Willie Jones III, drums
April 1st, 2022
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Man, if Willie Jones III is this good, imagine how good Willie Jones IV is gonna be!
lolll
What a great setup, Kurt is forever a brilliant soloist.
3:29
"Don't play the guitar with your hands... play with your eyebrows" -Kurt Rosenwinkle 2022
5 stars to every member of the band on this one!
Yes!
So great and hats off to Chris’s for the great video and sound recording.
Yes Yes
Kurt Rosenwinkel's Heaven Line!
Como quien saca agua del desierto: Kurt Rosenwinkel. Su pensamiento musical es inagotable.
Merveilleux.
Amazing! All super musicians! The Kurt's solo is stunning!
everytime kurt plays he's creating a new world
True
So true. Another dimension.
It’s Kurt’s world we just live in it.
About 15 yrs ago i had a bandmate who said when he listens to kurt it sounds like hes making castles
gayyyy
What a stellar performance of this wonderful lineup! Kurt's Solo is the most colorful, lyrical and multidimensional guitarsolo i ever heard over this beautiful song :)
Why do I even play guitar?
Because it brings joy, even if it’s just one note on key 😁🙏
I hear you though Kurt is so good makes you wanna just listen 👍
Wear a beret...your playing will improve immediately. Then grow a little soul-patch beard : people will listen in awe.
You play because you enjoy the experience, and not comparing yourself to others?
lol
👍More, More
Nylon tips. Savage.
that DRUMMER is SOLID! Straight groovin! Crisp and CLEAN, no caffeine!
Extraordinary! Bravo!
Just occurred to me that Kurt probably imagined a flute for his sound. It’s incredible how close it is to that in the high register. Would be really interested what his Axe FX patch looks like.
I haven't heard Eric play this "out" before. Interesting. Kept waiting for him to kick it into overdrive. Sounded great though.
Man this band is smoking. And the drummer sounds just great👌
10:00 Willie Jones III perfectly timed and executed snare roll. And he's a big listener. Everything he does is humble, right on, and supportive.
Agreed!
He is absolutely fantastic.@@jazz4asahel
Them long notes Claffy yeah baby :)
I think I see what you mean. Thanks for pointing it out. What a terrific job on bass! Everyone here is simply on top of it. If I had been in there listening, I'd have flipped.
absolutely wonderful.....all great players..... Kurt. just blew me away...very moving.....keep recording....
Da sentire all'infinito, tutti mostruosamente bravi. La chitarra di Rosenwinkel e' magica, lui viene da un altro pianeta 🎉
These felines are deep in the ju-ju.
Body and soul 💗
6:53
Blew my socks off. Amazing playing by all. Thanks for the post.
So interesting Kurt’s sound of late. It sounds to me like he’s got that POG2 dialed in ever so slightly underneath. Great playing as always.
What a lovely guitar tone! Nicely played too :-)
Eric Alexander the Great! Beautiful solos from everyone! All on the top of their game ! Bravo
Was at this show--what a treat
Kurt absolutely burning once again!! 🔥🔥🔥
I GIVE SEVEN STARS AND 10 PLUS 1 WITH PRAISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kurt just singin!!!!
ore talking
Boys were cookin that night
Como suena esa banda
Kurt y los muchachos
Beautifully played by everyone, thanks for great rendition
6:34 #11
Awesome! Kurt’s latest album ‘Undercover” is a live Village Vanguard session . Terrific!
Beautiful way to start the day 💭☮️❤️
sweet tone by Kurt. Like a synth....high end totally gone
Yes! I was going to ask about that. Seems like he's using a light synth effect, I don't see how he's getting that sound on the high notes otherwise.. And I wonder if he's got a way of having the synth effect kick in either solely, or mainly on the highs. Really like the effect, however he's getting it.
Thank you for this video! So good...
Nice nod to Blakey with the press roll…
Kurt soloing with his eyebrows
lovely and amazing players.
RIP Benny Golson
What's that horn?
It looks like a Super Balanced Action, but the pinky keys are mark VI looking... Mark VI with SBA neck?
Or transitional SBA (right before MK VI)? (If so, quite a rare and beautiful thing!)
Good question, we can ask Eric next time we see him.
I'd guess an un-lacquered Super Action 80 (no idea what series). The bell to body brace is the giveaway. Probably an aftermarket neck with the BA/SBA style octave key.
Again, only a guess. ;-)
@@jrgreiner Thanks for your comment, but I just don't think so.
I'm not sure what you mean by "bell to body brace", but I wonder where is the giveaway. If you mean the circle that holds the bell to the body, they are all the same between BA, MkVI, or SA. And if you mean the connection between bow and bell (which could be a givaway if soldered or with screws but only to tell if it is BA or SBA), we cannot even see it in the video. The left low Bb could look like a SA key, but it could also look like a Mk VI key. The right low C and Eb are small, like Mk VI or Balanced, and not like SA at all. And there is no F# key (which SA have). Also the plate cover behind the bell has no holes (like a BA or SBA). Finally, the neck is EXACTLY the same color as the body. so since everything points towards a late transitional SBA, my guess would be just that.
These are quite rare and exceptional horns...
@@ChrisJazzCafePhilly If you remember to ask, and if he remembers which horn he used back then! I guess a short email would be more successful!
:)
@@cab88888 Bell to body brace is indeed the circular piece that attaches the body to the bell between the right and left hand stack(s). That circular piece is very much different on SA 80's than BA's, SBA's or VI's. It has (on the SA80) two screws that attach to the body whereas on the other horns it only has ONE screw on the body. I've *never* seen a SA80 with a bell to body brace like a BA/SBA/VI.
Regarding lacquer all I can say is raw brass (unlacquered) eventually all looks the same, especially when it's on the same horn and played by the same player over time.
Again, these are just my observations as someone who has owned his fair share of Selmer Super's (pre-BA), SBA and VI's and 40+ yrs of playing the instrument. We'd probably both be better off trying to contact Eric and finding out than guessing.
Kurt, Incredible!
I listen for such a long time Jazz since i'm young i hear a lot of good jazz guitarist. But his the only one who can satisfy my desire
Band swings! Enjoy each player.
There can be no doubt of Kurt's solo prowess. With that said, his seeming unwillingness to give us any of his unadulterated guitar tone is off-putting, for me at least. The POG or Slow Gear messes with the envelope of the note in such a fundamental way-- it obscures rather than revealing. Even though it's clean, the very unnatural attack makes his tone entirely electronic.
You cats sound great!!!!
Beautiful! Kurt makes the guitar sound like a violin at certain moments.
EHX POG 2 with the attack rolled down ;)
Sometimes I thought I heard a flute.
For me it felt more like a clarinet, flute would be too high pitched
@@harrymiller1940 me too!
The best.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great song, great group
Stunning.
Thanks 🙏
I propose that Kurt henceforth be known as "Notey McNoteface".
Hink hink! Bravo ! Great shot too!
Niceeeeeee!
yamaha sg !
Looks like a Yamaha Revstar
@@DabsDad Yes, it is very similar, but revstar has the new yamaha logo, is thinner, have less knobs and most of the time pickup cover.
@@jetxmael is it an SG-1000 or 2000?
@@DabsDad I don't know, one thing that put me off is the pickup selector near the button, and the absence of text on the neck.
I really can't find a model with the pickup selector in this position.
I own a SG 1500 - shopped for a 1000 - 2000 - 3000 - Takanaka model, but none of them have the pickup selector under the strings near the knobs.
@@DabsDad Seems like a SG 400 or 510, I found one with the pickup selector at the same position, and the guitar has the same color as the one in the video.
Mr Rosenwinkel indeed....
Nice set !
The new master of this, go on Kurt!
Sweet as molasses.
Swangin ya'll. Phillay in the house! 🔥
YAMAHA SG !! Great !
Awesome.
So glad I found this...thank you for sharing...
Hell yeah.
Yes!
Great!!!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great set
Drummer sounds like he studied Alan Dawson. Pocket. Maintained tempo. Imaginative solo with a command of his instrument. Well done.
That's because he's Willie Jones III one of the baddest drummers alive
He did study with dawson lol
@@simhendra2377 Cool. I heard that history in his playing.
Guitarist sounds like he studied Allan Holdsworth
@@tylerfukuda his lines are a bit reminiscent of Allans playing that`s for sure but imo not really comparable
Brilliant
Most modern jazz sucks. This is the real thing man, hell yeah
yup is it me or do most new players sound like they are playing whining brainiac patterns?
Superb.
Esta gordito el Kurt.
❤ nice playing…
Inspiring
6:54 - Busted! :P
Hey Betty
Fantastic!
Thank you!!!
Veramente molto bravi
BING B O N G
God forbid kurts pog 2 ever broke then he'd have to play guitar again.
Kurt looks a lot like Drew Zingg.
He should have released this instead of piano album and upcoming Chopin album.
that guitar is DISGUSTING...
man i'm a guitar player too , i play " jazzy" but your playin (for me) is so boring ...pfou lol ! ok im a mike stern fan because hes a great composer , or benson because a great guitarist and singer , but you .0..a lot of players actually are so boring sorry ! man ive try to hear or listen to you and many others ...i cant ! you re good but i can't ! thats just my opinion lol !
@Pascal Jeanne Keep practicing...and consider saying nothing instead of posting that a player's improvising is " boring ". SMH
Piano player sounds like 'every-first-year-jazz-student' boring.
Omg man gimme a break. We’d all be Oscar Peterson given the choice but whaddaya gonna do
can you do better?
@@pat717 A mi me gusta, fue de menos a más en el solo...me gustó el piano, lo que creo es que Kurt estuvo muy genial.
Tim Brey, pianist, composer, educator…
is an in-demand jazz pianist living in Philadelphia, and a graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor’s of Music in Jazz Studies, where he studied under pianist Bruce Barth. He has had the privilege of performing in small groups led by Terell Stafford, Veronica Swift, Dick Oatts, Rodney Whitaker, Steve Wilson, Eric Alexander, Noah Preminger, Joanna Pascale, James Moore, and John Swana; featured in ensembles with Branford Marsalis, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Wycliffe Gordon, Houston Person, Karrin Allyson, and many more.
@@DabsDad mucho respeto! A mi sí me gustó el piano...