『 Concierto de Aranjuez 』 Album Title 「 CONCIERTO 」(1975) 【Artist】 Jim Hall (G) Roland Hanna (P) Ron Carter (B) Steve Gadd (DS) Chet Baker (TP) Paul Desmond (AS)
You're right. I only listened to this track for the first time this morning. Now around midnight I felt the need to listen to it for the umpteenth time.
now i am 50 , first time i listen that before 4-5 days , i will be happy to listen that at my 93, i wish for you many healthy years and nice music every day
I'm 85 years old and I don't need to use profanity to describe my feeling or appreciation for God given talents and ability.......I love jazz and this is absolutely one I of the best.
After listening to this more than a hundred times i must say this is the monalisa of music. the great art. the highest level. truly masterpiece. at first i just loved some part and don't really like the rest. but after listening to it many time it changed me. the least part became my most loved part. the more you listen the more you understand the whole story and it was perfect in every note and perfect from start to the end.
@@Suggsonbasshow should i explain i mean at the very basic this song combine classical and jazz, two most highest level music known to mankind. And yes you have to listen to the original song to understand it better before you switch to these one. But it is like you already know the story of concierto de aranjuez through joaquin rodriguez for a very longtime, suddenly there is someone else (jim halll and the band) come to you and tell you actually what you know about concierto de aranjuez all this year is just a surface of it. They know something that no one know about the real story of concierto de aranjuez. Even the founder of it joaquin didn’t know about the real story. So let me and my man tell you the real story. They left you in a kind of shock you know. Because all this year your heart is so confirm that what you recieve from joaquin is ‘the story’. But now you know that the real story is more sad, so emotional, so intense. That’s how i describe about this song. By the way sorry for my bad english😂
Ok I heard it for the first in 1981, I often say,if I had to pick one sound out of my entire jazz collection.......well there you are!, Simply beautiful on every level.
Being a classical music fan, I am very well acquainted with Rodrigo and Concierto de Aranjuez. It is a beautiful piece Rodrigo wrote and the second movement, according to his wife, was written with an undertone of his thoughts about their honeymoon and her miscarriage of their first child. That actually perfectly explains the beauty and the sadness of this piece. The first time I heard Jim Hall's version of this piece was when I was on my way home from work and it came on the radio (WDCB). A couple of minutes after the opening, I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the arrangement, despite having listened to the original numerous times. I pulled into a parking lot so that I could listen to the piece undisturbed and without any distractions. By the middle of this recording I was sobbing, not only because I was enjoying the beauty within, but also thinking about Rodrigo's state of mind. Jim hall did a magic arrangement of this piece and it'll live forever in my head until I die. Having said all this, my biggest beef with this recording is that I believe the bass is out of tune. I never noticed it until I listened to it loudly on proper speakers, but either the bass is out of tune (first noticeable at 3:39-3:54), or Carter is moving his finger up the string before the note's over. It's a bit annoying now that I have heard it and takes a little effort to look past it and not look for it through the rest of the piece, but nevertheless the piece remains amazing still.
I think the best complement I can give a song is this: the first time I heard it, the next day I went to the record store and bought it. Around 30 years later, it still sounds fresh and I continue to hear new things.
I'll never forget how absolutely smitten I was the first time I heard this, in a record store in Portland. I bought the record on the spot and still listen to it regularly 37 years later.
I first heard this wonderful piece of music on KKGO 105.1 in Los Angeles while I was on my way home from work. I turned my car around and drove to the now defunct Music City at Sunset and Vine. I purchased the vinyl album that I replaced over and over. I still have one album, cassette and CD. I listen to Concierto at least once a week and have for 39 years. Mr. Hall, where ever you are, thank you so much.
A truly astonishingly beautiful song piece. I found this song when my father played it for my grandfather as he was dying. It makes my eyes well up every time I hear it.
Also, Sir Roland Hannah on piano, brilliant as everyone else on this timeless classic, the best interpretation of "Concierto de Aranjuez." Steve Gadd shows why he never lacked for work, the cat just lays down a groove perfectly in sync with Ron Carter and Sir Roland Hannah. One of Desmond's best solos, ever, ethereal and moving.
Oh, what beautiful stuff. To me the highlight is Roland Hanna's solo. Ron Carter's bass is so wonderfully responsive and supportive of the soloists, Steve Gadd's laid-back drumming is perfect, Paul Desmond is so plaintive, Chet Baker so dreamily beautiful. One of my ten favorite jazz recordings.
Desert Island Disc! Three masters of West Coast Jazz subtlety. All three were totally unique. No one else sounded like any of them. Of all the wonderful guitarists, none played with such tasteful creative beauty in so many contexts. In person he was the epitome of self-effacement and humility. A true, one-of-a-kind genius!
It is heartwarming to read these comments. Jim was unsure about recording this piece because he felt it was perfect as written - but I'm so glad he did. The guys were all sort of mesmerized while playing it. jane
Dear Jane Hall, thank you for sharing this insight with the world. I so share your gladness that your dear late husband recorded this exquisite piece. The image of all the musicians being mesmerised really explains the uniquely cohesive and hypnotic feel to it. It's as if the same spirit was playing all the parts simultaneously, so much that they all seem to be collectively entranced. A beautiful image. Peace.
I was fotunate enough to see Jim hall perform at the Blue Note in New York back in seventy or eighty something. I'll cary that with me for the rest of my life.
Jim Hall was the best guitarist of all time-we should all be grateful we were alive when this man was with this world-an absolutely tremendously talented man and a very humble classy gentleman-it was very sad to learn of his passing.We know that he is up in heaven sitting on the lord's stage and making everybody happy and playing concerts with John Coltrane,Antonio Carlos Jobim,Duke,Loiue and Mingus.I am sitting here in tears writing this-Jim Hall was such an influence on my life and in my taste in Jazz-the legend of legends.-JAMES STANLEY HALL-(December 4th 1930-December 10th 2013)-Gone but never forgotten....
Bought this master piece in 1975 while living in San Francisco and spent many nights in the city inspired. Paul, Chet and Sir Roland take it to an unworldly musical level..... truly inspirational musicians.........RIP: Paul, Chet and Roland.
I can't agree with you anymore. I was 17 years old when I first listened to this album. It was 38 years ago. Still I feel this is good. That is what good music is all about, isn't it?
Its amazing how everyone of us has their unqiue story and unique life. Now you are 55, and this is 23 year old my senior, yet both of us perceive this piece similarly or maybe in a different way? Your life must have been filled with ups and downs, people come and go into it, good moments and bad moments, and the totality of your experience is as unique as mine. Although I only know what it feels like to be "me", you exist and you only know what it feels like to be "you". Funny when you think about it deeply.
I listen at 83 and it brings back beautiful memories of being with Jim who was as beautiful as his music - truly beautiful soul and with a huge heart. All the guys play their hearts out. Even Jim liked it.
I'm 86 and started my love for jazz with the late 40s R&B i.e. Lonnie Johnson and others then went to Stan Kenton, George Shearing and Johnny Smith and Stan Getz with Moonlight in Vermont and have been hooked ever since.
Google translates what was in japanese i guess: Paul I have respect in your way of thinking about the essence of your life Jazz, I am a member of course the greatest super sessions and super groups, but the leaders JIMs are dead and sad. This Aranjuez remains forever and can be heard anytime, where I like C Baker, where his solo ends, turning into a piano's R Hana's solo, my personal aesthetics, beautiful aloof I just feel a sense of melody. Takashi Sakuda
Sounds like we were on the same track...interesting! I'm 88 and started my love of this music when I was 13. Unfortunately I did not hear this fascinating piece of music until a year ago. Oh how I missed so much pleasure,!
KLP... Thank U for hipping me to ARTIST. I digs ♻️🌱💚 SENT / SHARED 🎶 track touched soul's vision. The Album is smashing. Peace be still... I listen as I step from royal bath to lay in glory w/o a care... painting a picture as IMAGINATION carries... take-off collaboratively, energetically... And, yes, I duly, enjoyed. 🎶
Una delicia de versión de Concierto de Aranjuez, la escuché por vez primera en 1995 en una radio especializada en jazz en mi país Venezuela (la 95.5 FM) y me quedé impactada, muy sensual y muy cool pero conserva ese aire de misterio y melancolía de este adagio. Gracias por compartirla.
Absolute genius Jim Hall. Delightfully mellow Paul Desmond and Chet Baker. Always elegant Sir Roland Hanna. And mesmerizing rhythm section by Ron Carter and Seteve Gadd. This kind of people should never die. Perfect jazz recording.
Wow I am new to this track and I am blown away by how much this track influenced pat metheny when this came out in 1975. They use 4ths to make a lot of dreamy space and break beautifully from minor I-IV-V. They tinker with the 4th in other ways too. Pat is known to have experimented with 4ths early on and you can hear it all over Bright Size Life, PMG album, Watercolors and more. Not to mention Jim Hall's playing style as soloist and comp
As thoughtful and warm a prescense as has ever been on the guitar.....a gentle genious who left us a lifetime of music to enjoy forever anytime....what a gift Jim Hall was to our world!
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I bought this in 1975 when I was47 now I’m 93 and still cry. It touches my soul.
Magnificent///
You're right. I only listened to this track for the first time this morning. Now around midnight I felt the need to listen to it for the umpteenth time.
now i am 50 , first time i listen that before 4-5 days , i will be happy to listen that at my 93, i wish for you many healthy years and nice music every day
a twenty minute musical conversation between artists
using their instruments as paintbrushes & our senses
as the canvas,magical
Yes. THis is a great illusion!
I'm 85 years old and I don't need to use profanity to describe my feeling or appreciation for God given talents and ability.......I love jazz and this is absolutely one I of the best.
Oh hell yea
may you still be listening at 100!
Vincent, you eejit
That is the privilege of your age and wisdom, and i could not agree more allthough i am only 62
I’m 93…still loving
最高のメンバーによる最高の演奏。極上のテクニックと音楽性を持ったプレイヤーが静かに奏でる名曲、名演奏は時代に関係なく、又、聴く人の年齢、経験を全く無意味にしてしまう力を持っている。若い頃この曲だけが欲しくてLPを購入し、それこそ擦り切れるまで聞いた事を懐かしく思い出す。今改めて聞いてもなんと素晴らしい演奏であろうか。静かに耳を傾けていると自然と涙が溢れてくる。今は亡き作曲者の「ロドリーゴ」にこの演奏を聞かせてあげたい。
同感、感涙🎶
クラシックの名曲を見事にアレンジ。このようなアレンジのセンスの良さは、悔しいけど日本人には真似できない。
10代の頃レコードを買いました。今６０代後半です。自分にとってはどんな曲よりも素晴らしい曲です。死んだ時はお経よりも流してもらいたい曲です。
After listening to this more than a hundred times i must say this is the monalisa of music. the great art. the highest level. truly masterpiece. at first i just loved some part and don't really like the rest. but after listening to it many time it changed me. the least part became my most loved part. the more you listen the more you understand the whole story and it was perfect in every note and perfect from start to the end.
I'm curious, which was the bit you least liked first and ended up loving most ?
14:20 to 15:54
@@tasyriq28 thanks, BTW, your description "the monalisa of music" is just perfect. You've nailed it's elusive, indefinable quality.
@@Suggsonbasshow should i explain i mean at the very basic this song combine classical and jazz, two most highest level music known to mankind. And yes you have to listen to the original song to understand it better before you switch to these one. But it is like you already know the story of concierto de aranjuez through joaquin rodriguez for a very longtime, suddenly there is someone else (jim halll and the band) come to you and tell you actually what you know about concierto de aranjuez all this year is just a surface of it. They know something that no one know about the real story of concierto de aranjuez. Even the founder of it joaquin didn’t know about the real story. So let me and my man tell you the real story. They left you in a kind of shock you know. Because all this year your heart is so confirm that what you recieve from joaquin is ‘the story’. But now you know that the real story is more sad, so emotional, so intense. That’s how i describe about this song. By the way sorry for my bad english😂
jim hall、rolland hanna、ron carter、chet baker、paul desmond、一流の音楽家が一同に会してすばらしい芸術品を作った。
50年前、横浜国大の寮でこれを聴いた。
これを聴けばどんな嵐にも耐えられる。
65年間にいくつかの大嵐に遇い、のりきってきた。
そして、今がある。
And Steve Gadd on the drums.
54 trips around the sun and I am grateful to have discovered this gem last year ❤
Ok I heard it for the first in 1981, I often say,if I had to pick one sound out of my entire jazz collection.......well there you are!, Simply beautiful on every level.
Being a classical music fan, I am very well acquainted with Rodrigo and Concierto de Aranjuez. It is a beautiful piece Rodrigo wrote and the second movement, according to his wife, was written with an undertone of his thoughts about their honeymoon and her miscarriage of their first child. That actually perfectly explains the beauty and the sadness of this piece.
The first time I heard Jim Hall's version of this piece was when I was on my way home from work and it came on the radio (WDCB). A couple of minutes after the opening, I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the arrangement, despite having listened to the original numerous times. I pulled into a parking lot so that I could listen to the piece undisturbed and without any distractions. By the middle of this recording I was sobbing, not only because I was enjoying the beauty within, but also thinking about Rodrigo's state of mind.
Jim hall did a magic arrangement of this piece and it'll live forever in my head until I die. Having said all this, my biggest beef with this recording is that I believe the bass is out of tune. I never noticed it until I listened to it loudly on proper speakers, but either the bass is out of tune (first noticeable at 3:39-3:54), or Carter is moving his finger up the string before the note's over. It's a bit annoying now that I have heard it and takes a little effort to look past it and not look for it through the rest of the piece, but nevertheless the piece remains amazing still.
齢７２。初めて聞いたとき、あまりの素晴らしさに身震いしました。比類なき音楽センス、知性、情感etc これを知らない人間は不幸だ！と吹聴しまくってたものです。 感動は何一つ変わりません。浸れて幸福です。
小生も同感77才の現在も感動、各プレイヤーも素晴らしい🎶
ほんとに素晴らしいミュージシャン達ですね！ 中でも特にチェットベーカーが好きでしてね、晩年の演奏を好んで聞いてます。 時に漏れるような擦れるような微妙な息遣いがたまりません。
ポニーで何回リクエストしたか?最後には、吉井さんが呆れていたよ!😮70年代の歌舞伎町は、カオスだったですネ゙🎉
一流ミュージシャンによる奇跡ですね 魂を開放し異次元に誘なってくれます。弱っている時ローランドハナのピアノソロを聞くと静かに涙がこぼれます。
いつ聴いても新鮮、感動、ローランドハナ、デスモント、チェットいいね、良くこのような作品が出来たと関心、40数年聴いて居るけど何時も新鮮❗
いつ聞いても心が洗われます。
Chet Baker, Roland Hanna, Paul Desmond, Steve Gadd, Ron Carter and Jim Hall! Celestial is not the word. An ALL-WORLD ensemble!
I would not be surprised if there were tears shed while recording this music! I know I would have! ❤️
this fragile playing of chet is out of this world!!!
A beautiful turn of phrase to describe Chet's performance. Couldn't be said better!
The three most romantic lyricists of modern jazz backed by a trio of virtuose Players. Majestic Music. I can't stop playing it over again and again.
CTIレーベルで最高、いやジム・ホール最高のアルバムでした。アルバムジャケットもアートです。LPを紛失してしまったのがホントに痛い。このメンバーがこれまた最高でしたね。
現在、70歳。40数年前、好きなアルバムでした。でも、この寂しさは。
マイルスのスケッチオブスペインも素晴らしいがチェットベーカーのエモーショナルなソロも素晴らしい！ステーブガットのキレのあるドラム CTIレーベルの録音、名盤です！
I think the best complement I can give a song is this: the first time I heard it, the next day I went to the record store and bought it. Around 30 years later, it still sounds fresh and I continue to hear new things.
この曲は何度聴いても私の心を慰めてくれる。
素晴らしい演奏者の皆さんに感謝します。
I'll never forget how absolutely smitten I was the first time I heard this, in a record store in Portland. I bought the record on the spot and still listen to it regularly 37 years later.
My Dad has been listening to this piece of "Art" since 1975, when he was 19.
Lo escucho una y mil veces y no me canso jamás! Obra majestuosamente versionada e interpretada...Pura jerarquía musical!! Saludos desde Argentina.
This splendor. It's a masterpiece..
I CAN LISTEN TO THIS FOREVER
I first heard this wonderful piece of music on KKGO 105.1 in Los Angeles while I was on my way home from work. I turned my car around and drove to the now defunct Music City at Sunset and Vine. I purchased the vinyl album that I replaced over and over. I still have one album, cassette and CD. I listen to Concierto at least once a week and have for 39 years. Mr. Hall, where ever you are, thank you so much.
sailor kim I was at KKGO LA 1- 23- 87 --'- - 8 - 1 - 91
i agree - listening today - his birthday. thanks for your words,
I miss KKGO. I also heard Europa by Gato Barbieri for the first time on that station.
A truly astonishingly beautiful song piece. I found this song when my father played it for my grandfather as he was dying. It makes my eyes well up every time I hear it.
Thanks for the beauty of you sharing, your dad sharing and your GRAN-PA enjoyed as he was traveling to the next dimension...
👍
Your dad has excellent taste......
何度も、いつ聴いても泣ける
そのとうり。
Also, Sir Roland Hannah on piano, brilliant as everyone else on this timeless classic, the best
interpretation of "Concierto de Aranjuez." Steve Gadd shows why he never lacked for work, the cat just lays down a groove perfectly in sync with Ron Carter and Sir Roland Hannah. One of Desmond's best solos, ever, ethereal and moving.
Everyone's on point in this, but man that trio Desmond, Ron Carter, and Chet, they're something else... unworldly.
４５年前ラジオからこの曲が流れていて大学を辞める気持ちに成りました。それもよかったのかな。今はコロナの時代、この曲を聴きながら、コロナの終息と、皆さんの健康を祈ります。
Oh, what beautiful stuff. To me the highlight is Roland Hanna's solo. Ron Carter's bass is so wonderfully responsive and supportive of the soloists, Steve Gadd's laid-back drumming is perfect, Paul Desmond is so plaintive, Chet Baker so dreamily beautiful. One of my ten favorite jazz recordings.
21歳頃に聞いた。レコードでもジャズ喫茶でも何度も聴いた。今はCDで聴いてる。楽器は弾けないが全てのアドリブが自然に頭を巡る。風のような、渓谷の流れのようなそんな曲だと思う。
Wonderful music Thank You
Desert Island Disc! Three masters of West Coast Jazz subtlety. All three were totally unique. No one else sounded like any of them. Of all the wonderful guitarists, none played with such tasteful creative beauty in so many contexts. In person he was the epitome of self-effacement and humility. A true, one-of-a-kind genius!
+Karl Melanson All of them also evolved wonderfully throughout their careers and kept expanding the borders of their creativity
yes, he was. beloved by all.
作田孝 特にチェットBのあまりにも泣かせる音が理由で酒浸り、40年JAZZを聞いてきましたがジムホール他全員の粋で孤独で、そして優しい旋律に難度も泣いた、一人で泣いた、今でも泣ける名曲です。
作田信江 私は35年ぶりでききました。
作田信江の夫の孝です shimura様 泣きながら酒を飲む 本当にヤバイ67歳です 柏市在住 柏にはJAZZ好きな連中が大勢おります。
This album is beyond beautiful. Highly underrated.
When I listen to music, this is The FIRST bit of music I listen to. What a wonderful way to wake up your senses.
perfect. just perfect. no need to say more
A performance that should be required listening for everyone.
Wonderful. Bought this album in 1976, my first jazz record. Never looked back and never grow weary of this gorgeous music.
It is heartwarming to read these comments. Jim was unsure about recording this piece because he felt it was perfect as written - but I'm so glad he did. The guys were all sort of mesmerized while playing it. jane
Dear Jane Hall, thank you for sharing this insight with the world. I so share your gladness that your dear late husband recorded this exquisite piece. The image of all the musicians being mesmerised really explains the uniquely cohesive and hypnotic feel to it. It's as if the same spirit was playing all the parts simultaneously, so much that they all seem to be collectively entranced. A beautiful image. Peace.
@@Suggsonbass Thank you for expressing your enjoyment so eloquently!
技術を出さない。音でなく 音楽 心が響いてくる。ギターのトレモロのような音。ガットギターのように優しい深い音。ベースのうなり音がこんなに気持ちのいいものだとは知らなかった。
No words for such a masterpiece..... Sublime build up to that moment when Paul Desmond slides in at 3:34. Each player utter perfection.
Just the most beautiful music of the humanity history
Music such as this have power to quiet the restless pulse of life's tensions, and come like the benediction that follows after prayer.
One of the most beautiful songs ever. With a song like this you will always be alive.
I was fotunate enough to see Jim hall perform at the Blue Note in New York back in seventy or eighty something. I'll cary that with me for the rest of my life.
Jim Hall was the best guitarist of all time-we should all be grateful we were alive when this man was with this world-an absolutely tremendously talented man and a very humble classy gentleman-it was very sad to learn of his passing.We know that he is up in heaven sitting on the lord's stage and making everybody happy and playing concerts with John Coltrane,Antonio Carlos Jobim,Duke,Loiue and Mingus.I am sitting here in tears writing this-Jim Hall was such an influence on my life and in my taste in Jazz-the legend of legends.-JAMES STANLEY HALL-(December 4th 1930-December 10th 2013)-Gone but never forgotten....
thank you steelymatt.
jane
Esta noche lo escuche por primera vez y quede enamorado, gracias.
79steelymatt great comment
Intense
Fuckin A. Why not let his music speak for him? Fuckin A....
What an amazing piece!!!!!
A gift from the Gods
up心から感謝いたします。
大好きです。
癒やされるいい曲です。毎晩寝る前に聴いてるけど、きません。
Идеальная аранжировка этого произведения! На века!
This is a language of music. very impressive...
OMG the very best interpretation of the Concierto of Aranjuaz ever....takes me back to the 70s when life was so beautiful just like this piece.
here i go again! this music is just GREAT!
１９で聴いて感動した曲が、５９になっても、やっぱり感動する。もはや時間を超越しているのか・・・。 ポール・デスモンド、チェット・ベイカー、ロン・カーター、スティーブ・ガッド、ローランド・ハナ。・・・最強メンバー！！
TSUNEKI SHIMIZU
私も35年ぶりでききましたが、これがbestです。本当に時間を超越しています。
私も40年以上聴いてるが､聴くたびに感動し鳥肌もんだ❗ポールデスモンド､チェットべーカーいいねー(ちょっとかむところ）クラシックの名曲に匹敵❗
S３２生まれの同世代っすね！ 喧騒極まりない学生寮（ハイソのファーストボントロの先輩も偶然いましたが）で聴いてました。
クラシックピアノ専門の姉に家で聴かせたらが『ピアノは重いね』と・・・
デトロイト三羽烏の黒人ピアノは分かるのかなと？当時思ったりも・・・
わたしもS33年生まれです､当時 川口市猫橋の「JAZZスナック えん｣に通っていました。いま思えばこの当時のJAZZって｢Fly with the Wind/McCoy Tyner とかReturn to Forever とか｣JAZZの新しい風が吹いていた気がします。この当時 一関市の「JAZZ喫茶 ベイシー｣に行きました､かかっていたのは｢HEAVY WEATHER/WEATHE REPORT ｣でした､去年(2020年)映画になっていた事を最近知りました。
simply the best song i've ever heard...and the best concerto aranjuez version.
Master guitarist , master arrangement ... R.I.P Mr Hall...
Rest in peace and in harmony......thank you for your music!
I was 28 and it touched my very soul and guess what, thirty-eight years later, it still does.
This is hitting me straight in my soul and in my heart today
I am in such a groove with this music! Appreciate your sentiments
Bought this master piece in 1975 while living in San Francisco and spent many nights in the city inspired. Paul, Chet and Sir Roland take it to an unworldly musical level..... truly inspirational musicians.........RIP: Paul, Chet and Roland.
Absolutely one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've heard!
Sono senza parole.. super
No description to what i feel when i listen to this piece !!!. I am speechless. So touching to my soul. Un believable.
I can't agree with you anymore. I was 17 years old when I first listened to this album. It was 38 years ago. Still I feel this is good. That is what good music is all about, isn't it?
山田陽一 Then you agree with me that even after 38 years, It is still a dazzling, super piece of music.
Its amazing how everyone of us has their unqiue story and unique life. Now you are 55, and this is 23 year old my senior, yet both of us perceive this piece similarly or maybe in a different way? Your life must have been filled with ups and downs, people come and go into it, good moments and bad moments, and the totality of your experience is as unique as mine. Although I only know what it feels like to be "me", you exist and you only know what it feels like to be "you".
Funny when you think about it deeply.
I listen at 83 and it brings back beautiful memories of being with Jim who was as beautiful as his music - truly beautiful soul and with a huge heart. All the guys play their hearts out. Even Jim liked it.
THE BEST. I LISTEN THROUGH THE BEST SPEAKERS I CAN FIND AND JUST LET IT SOAK IN. GREAT PLAYERS GREAT TUNE, TKS JIM HALL.
Dear Mr Jim Hall,
Thank you for your great musics and inspirations.
I have never heard a more beautiful piece of music, my God!
What a great group of musicians!
We all have our special memory to this, and in that- it will never be forsaken.
Nothing is better than Desmond's solo on this cut, especially starting at around 8:09. Priceless and perfect.
Fantastic! This has too be the music you hear in Heaven!
I'm 86 and started my love for jazz with the late 40s R&B i.e. Lonnie Johnson and others then went to Stan Kenton, George Shearing and Johnny Smith and Stan Getz with Moonlight in Vermont and have been hooked ever since.
Mr ポール 貴方の人生 JAZZの本質に対する御考え方に、尊敬の念を持ちます、私はこの最高のスーパー・セッション、スーパーグループ全員がもちろん偉大なるメンバーですが、リーダーのJIM達が亡くなり悲しかった。このアランフェスは永遠に残り、いつでも聴くことができる、私はCベーカーが好きで彼のソロが終わり、ピアノのRハナのソロに変わってゆくところに、私の個人的な美学、孤高の美しい旋律を痛感するばかりです。作田 孝
Google translates what was in japanese i guess: Paul I have respect in your way of thinking about the essence of your life Jazz, I am a member of course the greatest super sessions and super groups, but the leaders JIMs are dead and sad. This Aranjuez remains forever and can be heard anytime, where I like C Baker, where his solo ends, turning into a piano's R Hana's solo, my personal aesthetics, beautiful aloof I just feel a sense of melody. Takashi Sakuda
Hi Paul... hope you listen to good stuff for another good years...
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Sounds like we were on the same track...interesting! I'm 88 and started my love of this music when I was 13. Unfortunately I did not hear this fascinating piece of music until a year ago. Oh how I missed so much pleasure,!
KLP... Thank U for hipping me to ARTIST. I digs ♻️🌱💚 SENT / SHARED 🎶 track touched soul's vision. The Album is smashing. Peace be still... I listen as I step from royal bath to lay in glory w/o a care... painting a picture as IMAGINATION carries... take-off collaboratively, energetically... And, yes, I duly, enjoyed. 🎶
This has been my favorite for years, I'm especially impressed by Roland Hanna.
アランも色々あるが次々と流れる名手の音色は想像力を揺るがせ異次元へと誘う❗
Another great loss.RIP Jim. His music lives on.Bravo!
Always Always Always one of my favorite pieces of music- My and my brother's lullaby from the time the album first came out... Still have the original
I have enjoyed this masterpiece for almost thirty years.....wow
Just a gorgeous piece of music. I never get tired of hearing get this.
true
neither do I
Listen Gadd at drum...he is a metronom ....perfection !!!!!!!
I purchased this album because he was on it. What a group, but he keeps them all together.
a most relaxing cut. Sir Roland is being so modest.
오랜 시간이 지났어도 음악은..언제나
그때 그자리로
나를 초대하곤하죠
yes,i agree, one of the most masterful pieces of music i 've ever heard. EXCELLENT !!
皆さんの楽しいコメントを読んでたら私もコメントしたくなりました^_^この曲は20年位前、私のバンドメンバーが『この曲には物語がある』とか言って勧められアナログ盤で聴かせてくれたのが出会いで感動しました。スティーブガットのハットが時計の秒針の刻みみたいで曲の流れを心地よくさせてくれてるのが好きです。
Una delicia de versión de Concierto de Aranjuez, la escuché por vez primera en 1995 en una radio especializada en jazz en mi país Venezuela (la 95.5 FM) y me quedé impactada, muy sensual y muy cool pero conserva ese aire de misterio y melancolía de este adagio. Gracias por compartirla.
this track is embarassingly awesome, no words needed to explain the feels it could evocate. Great 6et, great sound: in love with it!
Absolute genius Jim Hall. Delightfully mellow Paul Desmond and Chet Baker. Always elegant Sir Roland Hanna. And mesmerizing rhythm section by Ron Carter and Seteve Gadd.
This kind of people should never die.
Perfect jazz recording.
Gerard Totally ALL WORLD group
Do legends ever die ?
One of the greatest Jazz recordings in the history of the music!!! RIP Jim.
Wow I am new to this track and I am blown away by how much this track influenced pat metheny when this came out in 1975. They use 4ths to make a lot of dreamy space and break beautifully from minor I-IV-V. They tinker with the 4th in other ways too. Pat is known to have experimented with 4ths early on and you can hear it all over Bright Size Life, PMG album, Watercolors and more. Not to mention Jim Hall's playing style as soloist and comp
As thoughtful and warm a prescense as has ever been on the guitar.....a gentle genious who left us a lifetime of music to enjoy forever anytime....what a gift Jim Hall was to our world!
He really was a gift and I hold him in my heart always. jane
Thank you for an appreciation that is true.
MASTERPIECE
Most exquisite 20 minutes of listening! Arguably the most beautiful & most chill version of a timeless masterpiece, “ Concierto de Aranjuez “ .
One of my favorite recordings ever
Hemos perdido a uno de los grandes. Siempre nos quedará su música.