It was! Download it while you can, I could NOT find this specific performance anywhere else, no matter where I looked, including the sketchiest of Russian websites.
You are right!Awesome fact that you know about that connection!Tony was hurt in a car accident,I believe,and that is when the bass was introduced to Tony under the watchful eye of his uncle John.........McLaughlin,that is!
brad lewis he was in a jeep accident while in the military. He flew out into a farmer's field. The farmer left his 8 year old son with Tony while he called for help. Tony wrote Unseen Angels about the boy. Tony broke his back, and has titanium around many vertebrae. He showed me the scar a few years ago....holy crap! It's the entire length of his back. John brought a bass to him to aid in motor skills...and now, wow! I lost my leg last year, and he gave me a big hug, encouraging me to not give up playing guitar. I said I got my chops back, so let's jam!
Hiromi's keyboards must be coated with asbestos. There can be no other reason that they are not totally engulfed in flames by the end of this performance.
This energy is something that is missing from most otherwise great performers. People get old. Hiromi is today. Even this set dates from 10 years back!
Huima soittaja - ihku - olen roudannut muinoin Helsingissä monia superfuusiojazz tyyppejå, ja myös erästä Frank Zappaa useamminkin, mutta Hiromi on aivan omalla planeetallaan . sorry Herbie
I would love to hear what these guys listen to.....there is so much stuff in there, amazing. A musician is someone who does not have to amaze with technique, except on those occasions when they feel it necessary. Hiromi is a Ferrari with extra gears!
Chon listens to hiromi, necrophagist, and anthony crawford. It could be safe to assume she listens to holdsworth and chambers and corea since her style is so inspired by like artists
I like how Hiromi does jazz piano, but that she also experiments too. She delves into pseudo-jazz techno music and stuff like this. It's so weird and different than the regular jazz things she usually plays.
Hiromi never ceases to amaze me with her dazzling virtuosic displays of sonic diversity through the widest vastest spectrum of styles, technique and even sensibility that I have ever had the great fortune to witness.Regardless of how far and deeply she moves through an impressive range and diversity of musical influences, Hiromi has somehow managhed through sheer genius, to arrange those influences and regardless of how far she spans genres, she never looses her musical center and everything works together so naturally and purposefully that you know her unique insight into the nature and soul of music makes her one of the immortals. Hiromi traverses genres effortlessly emenating a joyous abandon moderated by discipline so profound that for her, release is pure and effortless. Hiromi is a virtuoso even among virtuosos, . Hiromi is not a musician, because she is music, a force of nature and life who exemplifies what it is to be human
Agree but also would be interested to see what would happen if she played with Jacob Collier - also an embodiment of music without genre - it's just brilliant music.
5:40 gets psychedelic, man! Then smoooooth bass chords at 6:00 followed by dub at 6:40. There are so many bloody genres going down in this tune whilst remaining in the capital, Groove City! DAMN!
Don't Franklin.:Great way to put it.Some of these other guys got the gall to elevate her above keyboard pioneers who broke musical group long before she was born.She's great,I love her but don't make her out to be head & shoulders above her predecessors.That's downright disrespectful. They started this whole musical explosion.
@@Crezelltree4261 This is a great point that I both agree and "disagree" with periodically (hear me out). In this specific case, I think that Hiromi makes the better music. What I mean isn't that she's a greater pioneer (I don't think she is), but the end product is in academic terms "so fucking good". As for disrespect, what I *think* that you mean is that history and innovation is important and you better not disregard that, and I agree that's very important, but I think this is a misunderstanding of what you and "them" are saying. Great point, anyway, and it needed to be said.
check out more of Hiromi's stuff! if you like this you'll probably like the original Kung-Fu World Champion, Flashback (there's a really great live one) Spark, Alive, XYG... at least, those are my favourites :) also if you're into the DnB sounding part definitely listen to some of the stuff that's posted on the channel "Ambiance", like Peshay Studio Set or Intelligent Drum and Bass
I agree with Jason. She still resides upon the planet on which she was born, and that's a blessing to all of us. Jasonに同意します。 彼女はまだ彼女が生まれた惑星に住んでおり、それは私たち全員にとって祝福です。
She has revitalized fusion for me again... I love the way she plays!!!.. shes so playfull and funny... Not condescending like shes the baddest and she knows it... One thing I think is missing from her is Allan Holdsworth... He's the only guitarist I think can keep up with her...that would be awwsome...
dmmjq2 Seeing the original Mahavishnu Orchestra live turned me on to fusion forty-three ago. But I eventually began to tire of what later passed for fusion. And then I discovered Hiromi, and the passion is there again. She and her groups Sonicbloom and the Trio Project have, indeed, "revitalized" the genre and brought me untold hours of delight and joy. And they're clearly doing the same for countless other people throughout the world. We are blessed!
This track and Kung Fu Champion are well recorded. Thank you Telarc for putting Hiromi's music on a great quality label. This is a staple for me to demo music with.
hiromi is not only number one keyboard player in akk stayles but also sweet and nice and beautiful she is just perfect in my eyes and a genious virtuozo as well i love her
I am SOOO into this tune for some reason. Plus I'm definitely a new fan of Hiromi. I want to see how much other hard fusion she's done. But so far I'm very impressed with her.
TLDR This is one of the epic shows that puts Hiromi among the GOATs - What the band did to music and their instrument, imho are as great as the classical GOATs like Debussy, Liszt etc. It's THAT GOOD. Grateful that Hiromi is a well recorded artist! Snarky Puppy as well. 🎉
AHHH....you keep that 70's fusion alive girl !!! ...Im so bored with the old timers...its about time some new blood came out ... she brings new life to it... love it !!! she is awesome...
Hiromi is the Final Boss.
Carlos Eduardo Herrera not just the final boss of music. The final boss in general
@@visualeyesmusic correct :-)
Thanks Adam Neely
exactly!!
Which video did he recommend this in?
The FIRST thing I did after Adam's video over was come here fellas, lmao
@@BlackGypsyMusic ジャコパストリアス
hang on, Adam did a video on her? Got to watch that!
Thank you for recommending, Adam Neely!
when did he recommend this?
Just the most casual "Flight of the Bumblebee" citation ever.... so awesome
Can we also just appreciate that rhythm section too! The drummer especially is a beast. Perfect for helping Hiromi soar!
I think this video was down for a while. I’m SO glad it’s back. It actually made me feel quite emotional to finally listen again.
It was! Download it while you can, I could NOT find this specific performance anywhere else, no matter where I looked, including the sketchiest of Russian websites.
@@Cobalt985 ジャコパストリアスジャコ・パストリアスを聞きたい
For those of you praising bassist Tony Grey, you *do* know that he's John McLaughlin's nephew, don't you? Yeah, THAT John McLaughlin.
You are right!Awesome fact that you know about that connection!Tony was hurt in a car accident,I believe,and that is when the bass was introduced to Tony under the watchful eye of his uncle John.........McLaughlin,that is!
Yep! He's a friend of mine. Was hanging with him earlier today. Seriously, one of the nicest guys, ever.
brad lewis he was in a jeep accident while in the military. He flew out into a farmer's field. The farmer left his 8 year old son with Tony while he called for help. Tony wrote Unseen Angels about the boy. Tony broke his back, and has titanium around many vertebrae. He showed me the scar a few years ago....holy crap! It's the entire length of his back. John brought a bass to him to aid in motor skills...and now, wow! I lost my leg last year, and he gave me a big hug, encouraging me to not give up playing guitar. I said I got my chops back, so let's jam!
1953nagarjuna:Cool.
Thank you. This was making me think of Mahavishnu Orchestra and now I may know why....a psychic connection?
Hiromi's keyboards must be coated with asbestos. There can be no other reason that they are not totally engulfed in flames by the end of this performance.
چی کسشر میگی به خدا؟
Its incredible how she incorporates Flight of the Bumblebee at 7:48 All Hail Hiromi
Haha, she actually did it. I’m imperessed
Massive respect for including a straight-up key smash as part of a very masterfully crafted piece of art. 3:04
i wanna be in the audience and receive that stare from hiromi
Lol just in the audience?
This energy is something that is missing from most otherwise great performers.
People get old. Hiromi is today. Even this set dates from 10 years back!
Vähän, mutta hyvin sanottu! Hiromi rules on piano
Huima soittaja - ihku - olen roudannut muinoin Helsingissä monia superfuusiojazz tyyppejå, ja myös erästä Frank Zappaa useamminkin, mutta Hiromi on aivan omalla planeetallaan . sorry Herbie
I would love to hear what these guys listen to.....there is so much stuff in there, amazing. A musician is someone who does not have to amaze with technique, except on those occasions when they feel it necessary. Hiromi is a Ferrari with extra gears!
Chon listens to hiromi, necrophagist, and anthony crawford. It could be safe to assume she listens to holdsworth and chambers and corea since her style is so inspired by like artists
@@sammyb774 who is chambers?
@@dcobs123 dennis chambers, a fusion drummer that does a lot of hard bops
@@sammyb774 Cool. I'll check him out. Thank you.
i love her little dancing at the beginning,
you can tell she's thinking - "i'm so groovy! this is so much FUN!"
LOVE HER
I like how Hiromi does jazz piano, but that she also experiments too. She delves into pseudo-jazz techno music and stuff like this. It's so weird and different than the regular jazz things she usually plays.
God, I never get tired of listening to this.
Hiromi never ceases to amaze me with her dazzling virtuosic displays of sonic diversity through the widest vastest spectrum of styles, technique and even sensibility that I have ever had the great fortune to witness.Regardless of how far and deeply she moves through an impressive range and diversity of musical influences, Hiromi has somehow managhed through sheer genius, to arrange those influences and regardless of how far she spans genres, she never looses her musical center and everything works together so naturally and purposefully that you know her unique insight into the nature and soul of music makes her one of the immortals.
Hiromi traverses genres effortlessly emenating a joyous abandon moderated by discipline so profound that for her, release is pure and effortless. Hiromi is a virtuoso even among virtuosos, . Hiromi is not a musician, because she is music, a force of nature and life who exemplifies what it is to be human
Agree but also would be interested to see what would happen if she played with Jacob Collier - also an embodiment of music without genre - it's just brilliant music.
So, you like her, eh?
0:28 - Hiromi engaged
Fidmark1 it's so funny to read the comment and then watch Hiromi engaging
Joe Zawinul woke up from his long nap, and smiled deeply and went back to sleep.
Yeah, he's dead though...
Markus Antonio, I like the sentiment. She is just taking the music in different directions much as he did.
@@gerijokub7737 He lives.....these guys will see to it.
5:59 that chordal bass playing style reminds me a lot of Thundercat. this guy Tony Grey may have come first. But yeah both awesome either way.
5:40 gets psychedelic, man! Then smoooooth bass chords at 6:00 followed by dub at 6:40. There are so many bloody genres going down in this tune whilst remaining in the capital, Groove City! DAMN!
It sounds like jungle drum & bass to me. Always been my favourite part of the song
I'm a teenager and I became obsessed with Hiromi the day I discovered her :)
Tony Greyのベースヤバすぎ｡ロストバゲージして上原の服着てるステージの演奏も好き｡
Хироми Вы супер, СПАСИБО
Absolutely amazing a baby Chick Corea & McCoy Tyner Herbie Hancock all mixed into one and she is fine!!!!!
Don't Franklin.:Great way to put it.Some of these other guys got the gall to elevate her above keyboard pioneers who broke musical group long before she was born.She's great,I love her but don't make her out to be head & shoulders above her predecessors.That's downright disrespectful. They started this whole musical explosion.
Don Franklin:sorry for the typos.Freaking spell check.Burdensome sometimes.
@@Crezelltree4261 This is a great point that I both agree and "disagree" with periodically (hear me out). In this specific case, I think that Hiromi makes the better music. What I mean isn't that she's a greater pioneer (I don't think she is), but the end product is in academic terms "so fucking good". As for disrespect, what I *think* that you mean is that history and innovation is important and you better not disregard that, and I agree that's very important, but I think this is a misunderstanding of what you and "them" are saying. Great point, anyway, and it needed to be said.
one of the coolest songs i've ever heard
all three of them kill it
check out more of Hiromi's stuff! if you like this you'll probably like the original Kung-Fu World Champion, Flashback (there's a really great live one) Spark, Alive, XYG... at least, those are my favourites :)
also if you're into the DnB sounding part definitely listen to some of the stuff that's posted on the channel "Ambiance", like Peshay Studio Set or Intelligent Drum and Bass
The amount of talent between these three is ridiculous!
So this is where Luis Cole got all his picks !!!
Yes.
ピアノトリオの音楽はこういうもの、という既成概念を覆した逸材。おそらくですが、今の世界のjazz界のトップを走る一人と思います。３０年ほどjazzを聴いてきましたがこのようなプレイヤーが日本から出るとは全く想定外でした。感慨深いものがあります。
She is the greatest in the World today. We claim her in America too. She studied in Boston.
I agree with Jason. She still resides upon the planet on which she was born, and that's a blessing to all of us.
Jasonに同意します。 彼女はまだ彼女が生まれた惑星に住んでおり、それは私たち全員にとって祝福です。
Jazz
When I first heard her,
I liked her immediately.
Thank you for the video
5:58 ---} drum and bass vibe !!!
She has revitalized fusion for me again... I love the way she plays!!!.. shes so playfull and funny... Not condescending like shes the baddest and she knows it... One thing I think is missing from her is Allan Holdsworth... He's the only guitarist I think can keep up with her...that would be awwsome...
dmmjq2 Seeing the original Mahavishnu Orchestra live turned me on to fusion forty-three ago. But I eventually began to tire of what later passed for fusion. And then I discovered Hiromi, and the passion is there again. She and her groups Sonicbloom and the Trio Project have, indeed, "revitalized" the genre and brought me untold hours of delight and joy. And they're clearly doing the same for countless other people throughout the world. We are blessed!
This track and Kung Fu Champion are well recorded. Thank you Telarc for putting Hiromi's music on a great quality label. This is a staple for me to demo music with.
Ummm Drummer is killin it. To keep up with Hiromi takes some serious perseverance. She's ripping that Nord Lead in half.
I watch this every day.
I is funny to me how that flight of the bumblebee omage sounded a lot easier than the rest of the song.
3:40 and wait for the rhytm change :D fatality!
Duet between Hiromi and that "prodigal child," Joey Alexander, please!!!
Hiromi is the best I've ever heard,,and, I rubbed shoulders with Bill Evans @ SLU in Hammond , La. many years back when.,!!!!
this is one of the greatest things i have ever heard
Thank you for existing Hiromi Uehara and inspiring Mr. Neely. Also thank you Adam Neely for showing me this!
Changed my life when I saw it all those years ago
7.48-7.53 flight of the bumblebee :D
One of my favorite bass solos! Such amazing work on everyone’s part though.
hiromi is not only number one keyboard player in akk stayles but also sweet and nice and beautiful she is just perfect in my eyes and a genious virtuozo as well i love her
I am SOOO into this tune for some reason. Plus I'm definitely a new fan of Hiromi. I want to see how much other hard fusion she's done. But so far I'm very impressed with her.
Here’s an unwanted gift from a stranger on yt. I hope I made ur day by helping u revise this video 10 years later! Haha
TLDR This is one of the epic shows that puts Hiromi among the GOATs
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What the band did to music and their instrument, imho are as great as the classical GOATs like Debussy, Liszt etc. It's THAT GOOD. Grateful that Hiromi is a well recorded artist! Snarky Puppy as well. 🎉
Astounding. Especially in these times where musical skills are a quaint idea from long ago, and programming 'beats' passes for creativity.
MMMMMMMM I Love Hiromi.... shes the best...
This is simply engaging and beautiful! Thank you Lady and gentlemen!
Watched this in 2011, watching it again in 2017
same, but 2018 :D
Cheese Miester its 2019 and im lovin it!
RUclips waited until 2020 to show it to me. Meanie.
AHHH....you keep that 70's fusion alive girl !!! ...Im so bored with the old timers...its about time some new blood came out ... she brings new life to it... love it !!! she is awesome...
this is some of the first keys/synth improv i have ever liked tbh its epic :D
5:59 needs a guitar cover for this part
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すげぇ。
A new kind of Jazz!! All Prodigies! Brilliant musical ability!
Hiromi TOTAL !!! Guapaaa
This is like... the kung fu world champion returning to the stage and showing everyone who tha real boss is...
7:48 - Flight of the Bumblebee
5.02 Cheeky Pat Metheny quote. 'Minuano Six Eight'. Nice.
That breakdown in the rhythm around the 3:30 mark :-O daaaaammmmmnnnnn hiromi I loooooove you!! Marry me!!!
Awesome
I think playing Crash Bandicoot in childhood did influence my musical choices
Bass Player is BOSS !
it´s Tony grey
The best music i've ever heard!
ELP meets RTF meets KING CRIMSON...LOVE IT!!!!
So good, and so tight!
@Dan Kroll Some pentatonics and nice voice leading! but just genius in the moment really
素晴らしい！！
Damn! Great stuff!
Soooo gooooooooood always
great composition nice work
This song reminds me the style of Bill Bruford in his album "master strokes"
It sounds like U.K. too lol
Insane
love her smile.
Tony Grey 🎶
no word to decribe this!
wow i would never stop playing that video game..
I don't fucking understand how you can listen to this music comfortably sitting in your chair. This shit should start a riot or something.
Great power trio.
Thanks Hiromi!!!
She's like someone who has had something powerful and can play fast
WE NEED MUSIC LIKE THIS IN VIDEOGAMES :DD
That drummer is so in the pocket
Martin Valihora !
and a darn good one at that.
7:31 - That makes all the difference: she's so much into her music, noone else can really understand
同じ曲を何度も聴きましたが、
進化しているのがすごい！！！！！
a funky bee bzzz bzzz...
Every time I hear this song it makes me think of Street Fighter II.
flight of the bumblebee at 7:49 XD... this group is amazing
Yes!
I came from “when you clean your keyboard while its still on.”
funk specialist!
I'm so happy that no one disliked this! FINALLY! :D It shows that this is perfection... :) (now don't go disliking it, you trollish people)
and 63 listeners just had to hit that thumbs down :(
just speechless and eargasm
Super!
my new favorite clip on youtube.
AWESOMENESS!!!
Amazing!!!
히로미포스는 미쳣음 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 출근길에 오랜만에 들으면서 마지막에 박수침...너무잘해
ㄹㅇ