Just when I thought that "here's coming another walking bass solo", Philip does one the most amazing, electrifying bass solo on "Oleo". F*ck! Now, how about Joe's solo, huh? Owner of a very relaxed playing, gives us a masterful MUSIC oriented solo! Congrats to everyone - Nicholas, Emmet and the people who have recorded this so well and balanced. Emmet: thank you again!
Greaaaat playing, absolutely love Rhythm Changes!!! BTW does anyone know if the ending credit song (piano) is an actual song, or just a lick recorded for Emmet's videos?
@@filipkasprzyk9564it's a reference to part of Patrick Bartley's solo on after you've gone on this channel where he played that one lick and the entire band reacted with the Pa pada pada rhythm. I think that video might have the most views on the channel.
@@conzo4620Goes a lot deeper than that actually. Supposedly it goes back to the 1930s, although I couldn't find any examples myself that early. This explains why the entire band knew to respond with that exact rhythm. A few more recent examples include: Milt Jackson Live at Baltica '99 playing "Bags Groove" 2:55, Miles Davis on Four and More playing "Walkin" 1:52, Miles Davis on Milestones playing "Straight, No Chaser 3:30, J.J. Johnson on J.J in Person playing "Tune Up" 1:45.
Death? Or Tuesday! What if Jerry died. Did he really? I'm talking big bios. Malaria. If I had a blind person for every time my favorite color was the letter five, I would have six deaf people.
That bass solo is on fire. Very precise and clear.
Visceral poetry
literally so good
WHEEEWWW… Philip Norris is out here setting that bar HIGH as hell for upright bass players. 6:04 “YEahhhh” indeed.
Philip Norris on bass...AWESOME !!!!
Love him
Parisian thoroughfare quote on the bass is wild.
Might be one the best bass solo's I've heard. Amazing playing.
Just when I thought that "here's coming another walking bass solo", Philip does one the most amazing, electrifying bass solo on "Oleo". F*ck! Now, how about Joe's solo, huh? Owner of a very relaxed playing, gives us a masterful MUSIC oriented solo! Congrats to everyone - Nicholas, Emmet and the people who have recorded this so well and balanced. Emmet: thank you again!
Damn! That bass solo!
Unbelievable bass playing, like Mingus and Pettiford had a live child together!
PN giving a CLINIC on how to solo over Rhythm Changes.
Phillip went crazy. Highlight of the video
That was the most amazing bass solo I’ve heard in a looooooong time 😮
that bass was on FIREEE❤🔥
That took the word "ridiculous" to a whole new level. fantastic playing!
brilliant musicians and brilliant recording engineer capturing that bass for us to enjoy at home!
Did Joe found Dyson air cause he is CLEAN.
Now that's what jazz is all about!
Fantastic Philip Norris !
Sizzling jazz at it's best!
This has THE vibe. Well done gents!!
All about dat bass, and so much more. Perfect gents
sound quality AWESOME !!!!
Buddy Rich would have be worried. None better than this. The best.
This „Straight Ahead“ Quote🔥
damn that bass solo soooo cleeeeeaaaaan
great swing!!
REALLY GREAT 😊😊
Sto ascoltando fantastici!
love everything about this
the playing, the communication, the smiles
but dude.. that bass solo was great
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Buongiorno.....complimenti, incantato dalle vostre eccezionali performance. Bravissimi vi aspetto in Italia magari a Perugia Umbria jazz
Emmet Cohen with Philip Norris on bass, oh YEAH! Light touch on Rhythm Changes gets the job done right!!
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yeah man
i never thought a bass solo couldimpress me this much
Bass solo is great
yeah Joe Dyson
Greaaaat playing, absolutely love Rhythm Changes!!! BTW does anyone know if the ending credit song (piano) is an actual song, or just a lick recorded for Emmet's videos?
it’s a song called ‘tea for two’
@@lucawade379 I think that's right now that you mentioned it, it makes sense, thank you
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Man, that Kerope sounds great. Anyone know if he had work done to it, or if that's just out of the box?
#BAM
最高やん😂
What communication! Venus de Milo 2:45
Boa noite, turma!
NHOP has revived here
Philip Norris mate that's a bass solo for the ages
Hi there!
Emmets definetly been shedding the 26-2 changes 😂
-6:16 where that lick originate ?
Wgaaat
4:14 Parisian thoroughfare?
4:05 what is that quote from lmao, heard it in like 4 emmet performances
Miles davis solo on Dr. Jackle or maybe something earlier from miles
@@williamparson5930 Thank you
great playing by all...put a red star by the bass player
broooooooooooooo wtf is that bass solo
4:03 That made me giggle. Such a nice reference
What is that
Where does it come from?
@@filipkasprzyk9564it's a reference to part of Patrick Bartley's solo on after you've gone on this channel where he played that one lick and the entire band reacted with the Pa pada pada rhythm. I think that video might have the most views on the channel.
@@conzo4620Goes a lot deeper than that actually. Supposedly it goes back to the 1930s, although I couldn't find any examples myself that early. This explains why the entire band knew to respond with that exact rhythm. A few more recent examples include:
Milt Jackson Live at Baltica '99 playing "Bags Groove" 2:55, Miles Davis on Four and More playing "Walkin" 1:52, Miles Davis on Milestones playing "Straight, No Chaser 3:30, J.J. Johnson on J.J in Person playing "Tune Up" 1:45.
@@BiggyJimbo whoa that's so sick! Thanks for letting me know!
Not a big fan of Nicholas Payton, but that bass solo was absolutely killer.
Death? Or Tuesday! What if Jerry died. Did he really? I'm talking big bios. Malaria. If I had a blind person for every time my favorite color was the letter five, I would have six deaf people.
super necessary schizopost
The power of jazz
I’m surprised at how bad Nicholas Payton sounds. Like he’s struggling to even play the head correctly.
“the” emmet cohen + friends lick. if you know you know
but did you catch the "straight ahead" lick?
Bass is cooking with GAS