Ron ... Thank You for being You!!! Uncle Saud loves You as the extraordinary person that You are, and the same for Your Artistry & Professionalism 💥 Keep on Jammin'!!!!!!!💖
It is such a blessing to have these musical giants in my musical life. It was an even greater blessing to have seen them at various times in my lifetime. By the time Brecker was ready for Tyner, they fit like a glove and blew the doors off everything they played.
Solo starting at 47.53 is beyond my human conception. The tempo and rythm and sincope is like a direct injection of the sweetest drugs into my innermost brain. I know every phase of that shit but still everytime I cant do anything but cry of joy...
I heard of McCoy Tyner when I saw Him play with John Coltrane and I heard Him on Ramsey Lewis Radio Show and I was HOOKED! I also had the rare opportunity to hear Him live in Cleveland and I was just in awe; There will never be another McCoy Tyner He was just that FABULOUS ❤
the best american jazzgroup that toured Europe in the 90 ties!. sorry about the loss of the two front guys- RIP I love McCoys left hand and Brecker was a creative genious and his abilities on the horn were outstanding olav bøe norway
McCoy Tyner carried the spirit of John Coltrane, and has long been an inspiration to me as a pianist. Michael Brecker, another giant of jazz (and he's not even black!) R.I.P. both of these special souls.
Wow!!!! First time seeing this video. Wow!!! My life has been blessed by seeing both McCoy and Michael live at two separate venues. A truly major highlight in my life. Great video.
About the comment " Just after McCoy started his intro (27:30) for some reason Michael Brecker walks from stage. McCoy, not fully aware of this, suddenly finds that Michael is no longer there to play the melody..", clearly at 27:25 Brecker is ready to go, far before Mc Toy Tyner had begun to play, Brecker was a great professionnal, not a lunatic man on stage. At this level everything is planned.
Never think that Uncle is unaware of what's going on at any particular time on stage!!! He's always Mindful ..... as for Michael, have You thought that this was purposeful so he could do whatever was necessary to cool himself?
Becker is surely an amazing saxophone player and a musician of great knowledge. I tried to enjoy his playing - but so far could not connect. Maybe he’s too skilled for my taste
For me, the pairing of McCoy Tyner with Michael Brecker is the perfect combination. Tyner's earlier collaboration with Joe Henderson didn't work too well. That is because Tyner was a far nore advanced musician than Henderson. Specifically, Tyner often makes rapid chromatic alterations and plays 'outside' the tonal centre - Joe Henderson had no clue how this was done, whereas for Michale Brecker playing 'outside' is as natural as breathing. I daresay non-jazz players will not understand what is meant by this, but any musicians who are well versed in modern and contemprary jazz will know precisely what I'm talking about here. Whilst in some respects a liking for certain music and musicians is merely a matter of personal taste, from the POV of anyone who knows how to analyse music, there are some very clear means by which to evaluate the quality of someone's playing and their improvisational abilities. So, yes Coltrane and Tyner made a great team together, but for me Brecker brings an even more fruitful, coherent and complete package to the table which in combination with Tyner represents the pinnacle of post-bop musicianship.
Not a fan of the Brecker ego. He must realize he is the least of the masters here. How in the he you gonna out play The Maestro with just technique. Ya gotta stay in a humble spirit.
Huh? He is just being himself. You ever meet Michael Brecker? He’s as humble as they come. You’re confusing technique with ego. They aren’t the same thing.
Albert, McCoy said in an interview that Brecker is the modern version of Coltrane. Brecker was as humble as they come. Listen to the Brecker brothers in Spain concert. His solo on skunk funk is god like. Different than anything coltrane, bird, potter, ever could come close to.
Without the shoulders of the likes of Bird, John Coltrane, Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus and many others to stand on, Michael Brecker woud have played- what? You suppose MB would have invented/developed Bebop, Hard Bop and Modal Jazz single handedly? In music as well as in the field of engineering, there are many who perfected things, but few who came up with original ideas. Brecker for my taste much to often goes on a tour de force, showing off his prowess. He just knew he was too late to be a real innovator, so he aimed to be the perfectionist. I'm simplifying of course, but hey, this is just a comment on youtube after all. To each his own. I'm perfectly fine with you praying to Brecker.
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A performance for the ages - pre and post history. The very best of humanity.
Happy 85th birthday McCoy Tyner! There will never be another like you!
You've said an OCEAN'S WORTH .... and MORE!!!!!!🤗💖🤩😎🌠🎼🎹
👏🏾👏🏾
Ron ... Thank You for being You!!! Uncle Saud loves You as the extraordinary person that You are, and the same for Your Artistry & Professionalism 💥 Keep on Jammin'!!!!!!!💖
The masters at work
Yes Sir
It is such a blessing to have these musical giants in my musical life.
It was an even greater blessing to have seen them at various times in my lifetime.
By the time Brecker was ready for Tyner, they fit like a glove and blew the doors off everything they played.
Solo starting at 47.53 is beyond my human conception. The tempo and rythm and sincope is like a direct injection of the sweetest drugs into my innermost brain. I know every phase of that shit but still everytime I cant do anything but cry of joy...
Directly from heaven to us
I heard of McCoy Tyner when I saw Him play with John Coltrane and I heard Him on Ramsey Lewis Radio Show and I was HOOKED! I also had the rare opportunity to hear Him live in Cleveland and I was just in awe; There will never be another McCoy Tyner He was just that FABULOUS ❤
what year did you see him play with coltrane?
@@ericwaters8141 I saw Him in a video.
Brecker is absolutely insane 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️what a freaking genius
the best american jazzgroup that toured Europe in the 90 ties!. sorry about the loss of the two front guys- RIP I love McCoys left hand and Brecker was a creative genious and his abilities on the horn were outstanding olav bøe norway
McCoy King of pentatonics!😮❤
He's the REAL MCCOY!
Speechless. Michael and McCoy…. This is the kind of recording that will share its secrets many decades into the future.. if music keeps growing
Musical rythm is the soul of humanity. So long as we keep our Musical rythm, we will always be unique throughout evolution
Amongst all this beauty.. that bass!
Brecker's solo on Mellow Minor is one of those sensational "take you on a ride" things that I just love from him.
There are levels to this game and then there’s McCoy Brecker levels
Real McCoy is so unreal!
Aaron Scott, great drumming ....Avery Sharp awesum solo during 'Changes'
what a wonderful solo by michael shocking
Sono stato fortunato per averli ascoltati dal Vivo a Roma - Villa Celimontana....Concerto Fantastico.❤
Thank you very much for sharing the concert. It was a phenomenal performance, I loved it. Thanks guys......:)
AMEN to these musicians and great their free spirits ❤
This is fantastic. What a fitting tribute to McCoy and his long-time musical friends - full of life and matchless momentum. Thank you so much.
this shit is insane. RIP mccoy and MB.
They're ON IT!!!!!!
im speechless.. those are monsters
What a gift. Thanks for sharing.
McCoy Tyner carried the spirit of John Coltrane, and has long been an inspiration to me as a pianist. Michael Brecker, another giant of jazz (and he's not even black!) R.I.P. both of these special souls.
He's not even black...he was the white Coltrane...I'm bummed they don't have FlyingHigh on this....
Great acoustics... Brecker's tone, wow!
Mikey B da GOAT 🎷
I miss Mike and McCoy so much!!
Those were the days, in The Hague. Amstel, chicken saté.....!!
SENSACIONAL ♥️
マッコイタイナーとマイケルブレッカー。この動画と同じ頃に、別々ではあるがブルーノート東京でライブを見た事があった。二人とも亡くなってしまったが、懐かしい思い出だ。
Thank you🙏
From the first breath.
Fantastic! Better sound quality than the recording of the same lineup at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1998.
Tyner is timeless!
Yeah !!!!!!!!!
Just beautiful! Beautiful music!
Wow!!!! First time seeing this video. Wow!!! My life has been blessed by seeing both McCoy and Michael live at two separate venues. A truly major highlight in my life. Great video.
Simpatico, the word has real application and here it is.
Thank you so much for uploading this treasure. 🙏
Thanks for sharing🎶
About the comment " Just after McCoy started his intro (27:30) for some reason Michael Brecker walks from stage. McCoy, not fully aware of this, suddenly finds that Michael is no longer there to play the melody..",
clearly at 27:25 Brecker is ready to go, far before Mc Toy Tyner had begun to play, Brecker was a great professionnal, not a lunatic man on stage. At this level everything is planned.
Never think that Uncle is unaware of what's going on at any particular time on stage!!! He's always Mindful ..... as for Michael, have You thought that this was purposeful so he could do whatever was necessary to cool himself?
uploaded on by birthday.
Watching it on Mike Brecker's birthday.
Thanks.
Incredible team! 2 much energy, inspiring! insightful
Avery Sharpe is a beast! OMG!
Fantástico!!!
Great!
Unbelievable
Amazing Bassist!
Tremendo!
L'accord parfait entre McCoy et Breckerqui est vraiment en forme
WOW Michael Brecker!!!
Just great!!!!!
WOW!!!!
Thanks for this
amazing!
47:53
Genious !!!
Brecker's solo at 3:51 nearly made me sick, unreal
Aiming for a higher love
15:38 Pure McCoy
Sheets and sheets of sound coming from Michael Brecker.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
tá loco!!!
Michael in Trane Heaven.
Avery!
Whos the bassist awesomeeee❤
Avery Sharp
Lando Calrisian on the piano, folks
Becker is surely an amazing saxophone player and a musician of great knowledge. I tried to enjoy his playing - but so far could not connect. Maybe he’s too skilled for my taste
Ah well. Kenny G is always available for yers in the trailer park.
Who was playing drums and Bass ?
For me, the pairing of McCoy Tyner with Michael Brecker is the perfect combination. Tyner's earlier collaboration with Joe Henderson didn't work too well. That is because Tyner was a far nore advanced musician than Henderson.
Specifically, Tyner often makes rapid chromatic alterations and plays 'outside' the tonal centre - Joe Henderson had no clue how this was done, whereas for Michale Brecker playing 'outside' is as natural as breathing.
I daresay non-jazz players will not understand what is meant by this, but any musicians who are well versed in modern and contemprary jazz will know precisely what I'm talking about here.
Whilst in some respects a liking for certain music and musicians is merely a matter of personal taste, from the POV of anyone who knows how to analyse music, there are some very clear means by which to evaluate the quality of someone's playing and their improvisational abilities.
So, yes Coltrane and Tyner made a great team together, but for me Brecker brings an even more fruitful, coherent and complete package to the table which in combination with Tyner represents the pinnacle of post-bop musicianship.
Where oh where oh where is the melody? :-) haha
I love all the players but not the music
Not a fan of the Brecker ego. He must realize he is the least of the masters here. How in the he you gonna out play The Maestro with just technique. Ya gotta stay in a humble spirit.
Huh? He is just being himself. You ever meet Michael Brecker? He’s as humble as they come. You’re confusing technique with ego. They aren’t the same thing.
Albert, McCoy said in an interview that Brecker is the modern version of Coltrane. Brecker was as humble as they come. Listen to the Brecker brothers in Spain concert. His solo on skunk funk is god like. Different than anything coltrane, bird, potter, ever could come close to.
Without the shoulders of the likes of Bird, John Coltrane, Rollins, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus and many others to stand on, Michael Brecker woud have played- what? You suppose MB would have invented/developed Bebop, Hard Bop and Modal Jazz single handedly?
In music as well as in the field of engineering, there are many who perfected things, but few who came up with original ideas.
Brecker for my taste much to often goes on a tour de force, showing off his prowess. He just knew he was too late to be a real innovator, so he aimed to be the perfectionist. I'm simplifying of course, but hey, this is just a comment on youtube after all. To each his own. I'm perfectly fine with you praying to Brecker.
What drives people to take clearly next level, inspired playing and project this nonsense onto the players is mind boggling to me.