I had classical snob friends who would look down on Jazz except for the MJQ. MJQ seemed to be okay with them because it was almost like classical music. Ugh! Despite them, I continued to listen to MJQ because there was a lot of there there. TY for the post.
about 30 years ago saw Milt Jackson at Yoshi's in Oakland... had table in the front row. Could even see the rings on his hands as he played - and he played absolutely perfectly - sweet, smooth, intoxicating. My favorite concert of all time....
The first part of John Lewis is so sensitive and beautiful. It always surprise me the way that he embroidered the high notes and how he is rhythmically balancing the off beat phrases. Pure Genius !!!
The vibes solo in this song is incredible, maybe the best I've ever heard, Milt Jackson is an artist, thanks for posting, best version I've seen on youtube yet
Wonderful. I first heard them in the 90s on the radio and was taken back. I grew up in the 50s listening to Mom & Dad's Big Band Swing 78s and it hooked me on this genre. Does anyone know if Henry Mancini was influenced by MJQ for his Peter Gunn music?
++Eddie Welch I know that the MJQ's music, and especially John Lewis' piano-playing, might be described as cerebral, but that really doesna explain how the hell chess got into a cluster of memories that include sex and champagne!
Well for the record, the first version by a fantastic great pianist Gene Harris & renowned bassist Ray Brown, the number as old as jazz music, more like a national anthem related famous artistes worldwide. This particular version by a group of fine jazz band by a name Modern Jazz Quartet. Happy listening.
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I had classical snob friends who would look down on Jazz except for the MJQ. MJQ seemed to be okay with them because it was almost like classical music. Ugh! Despite them, I continued to listen to MJQ because there was a lot of there there. TY for the post.
Like Fontessa, another gem from the MJQ- God bless them !!!
This is one of the first albums I ever heard as a kid! My parents raised me right!
Congratulations, Alex!
You grown up with good care from thinking parents. Applauses.
They certainly did…
about 30 years ago saw Milt Jackson at Yoshi's in Oakland... had table in the front row. Could even see the rings on his hands as he played - and he played absolutely perfectly - sweet, smooth, intoxicating. My favorite concert of all time....
Lucky man
Wow...these. guys. REALLY. JAM....!!...PEOPLE with. Class......love. good. Jazz...ha....!!!!!
Went to hear them in St Andrews hall in Glasgow-long time ago and got an invite to them after the concert- a highlight of my live
The first part of John Lewis is so sensitive and beautiful.
It always surprise me the way that he embroidered the high notes and how he is rhythmically balancing the off beat phrases.
Pure Genius !!!
Согласна с Вами полностью! Чистый Гений! Чувствует ритм и так тонко балансирует на волнах Музы, открывая для нас новый мир красок!
My late friend, when talking about the MJQ and specifically John, would say "the educated fingers of John Lewis!". May they all rest in peace ❤...
@@MokgatlaNakedi-ki2wr "au Temps pour moi".
😉
The vibes solo in this song is incredible, maybe the best I've ever heard, Milt Jackson is an artist, thanks for posting, best version I've seen on youtube yet
Literally just saw them perform this on tv...it was old but the second I heard the first note I had to stop and listen....mesmerized is what I was...
I’ve just discovered them, I’m leaning jazz guitar and have just been playing Summertime. this is a really interesting version.
U'ntil recently I hadna heard them them for years. Their music still sounds as great as ever.
El paradigma de la elegancia en el jazz
Not just another one. Unearthing gems.
classieux et inspiré !! énormes vibrations positives !
Одна из лучших композиций Модерн джаз квартета. Зачаровывает.
Wonderful. I first heard them in the 90s on the radio and was taken back. I grew up in the 50s listening to Mom & Dad's Big Band Swing 78s and it hooked me on this genre. Does anyone know if Henry Mancini was influenced by MJQ for his Peter Gunn music?
Fantastico!!!!!
Beautiful
Nostalgia del MJQ.
❤❤❤❤❤
Maravilha!
10!
Uh ruh... YES
and thank you
Extraordinario grupo
Summertime
awesome
wow
cool .
É 10!
Funk Radial
I have this album
enjoy it
O Milt Jackson só precisa de 02 baquetas pra arrasar!!!!?
Elizabeth
I wonder if Mike Oldfield drew some ideas for Tubular Bells from this.
Nota 10!!!
Was mega stoned one day and this played off of sonzga . Never whent back
+Plaryplatirpusestingson Kingston The 9th Lol the exam same thing just happened to me!
5:07
🌱🌼💚😁
Homenick Stream
3:54 - 6:16 love the piano solo
Realy de best.
Jacquelyn Springs
I think it's better than Miles's version.
Ok course. Best.
Kemmer Freeway
Aw so many memories. Champaigne,cigarrettes, sunglasses, sex on the banks of the pons neuf mmmmmmmmm.oh and chess.
++Eddie Welch
I know that the MJQ's music, and especially John Lewis' piano-playing, might be described as cerebral, but that really doesna explain how the hell chess got into a cluster of memories that include sex and champagne!
@@gynack you can add chess to anything, it's like salt you know. A little Capablanca or Karpov goes perfectly well with a little fellatio! = )
@@artherladett442
I never realised how versatile a game it could be. I should have played it a lot more often and with a lot more ingenuity!
Douglas Field
This doesn't sound like the last concert version, is it an alternate track?
Well for the record, the first version by a fantastic great pianist Gene Harris & renowned bassist Ray Brown, the number as old as jazz music, more like a national anthem related famous artistes worldwide. This particular version by a group of fine jazz band by a name Modern Jazz Quartet. Happy listening.
Ripped from vinyl, but definitely "The Last Concert" version.
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