Emmet Cohen w/ Russell Malone | Listen to the Dawn
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- On July 31st, one of Russell Malone’s heroes, Kenny Burrell, turned 90 years old. In perhaps one of the most heartfelt moments on Live From Emmet’s Place, Russell Malone performs one of his favorite Kenny Burrell compositions, “Listen to the Dawn”
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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Russell Malone - Guitar
Russell Hall - Bass
Evan Sherman - Drums
R.I.P. Russell Malone
Rest in Peace Russell, absolutely gorgeous playing
A beautiful tribute from one guitar master (Russell Malone) to another (Kenny Burrell). R.I.P., Mr. Malone.
So beautiful. RIP Russell Malone.
Seeing him tear up touched me so profoundly . Music can reach into your heart bringing to the surface those emotions that we sometime have forgotten or would like to forget. Music is my time machine . Russell you will be greatly missed but will always be remembered.
Rest in Peace Russel Malone
Achingly beautiful….Russell Malone
Rest in Peace master!!! Love u still
Russell and I was childhood friends , playing Jam Sessions together, before he became a Legend 😊 my friend forever!!!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 R.I.P. maestro 😢
Stunningly beautiful
Russel Russell Russell the most eloquent jazz guitarist ever. Period...
Excellent performance honoring one of the most beautiful compositions by the great master Kenny Burrell.
I haven't been hit with this much emotion from a performance in such a long time. This came at a very needed time.
Way too soon. But he spoke most eloquently while he visited us here on earth. I mean, the beginning of his solo, the use of space, the motivic development, the lyricism, and a perfectly placed chord coming out of his lines. Lucky we were! Good travels, Mr. Malone.
Damn......he got me..
Thank you, Russel for letting us hear what you feel...
A beautiful tune by Kenny Burrell. Mr. Malone brought out deep emotions that needed to be released. Greatly expressed in his playing.
Absolutely gorgeous rendition of one of the prettiest tunes ever written.
There are no words to describe how good this is.
Wonderful playing all around. But that sensitive and subtle bass is particularly lovely
Amazing musicians. Russell's playing is always devoid of licks and unnecessary notes...just the essential soulful elements. So much emotion is conveyed in this music. Every note counts...sparse, sublime and wonderful.
Man what a great guitar tone
You played that ballad so wonderful, you really touched my heart! Thanks to you all!
Brilliant with a capital B
I've never played an instrument but I've heard many jazz musicians say "you have to play from the heart". Never really understood what they meant. But when I saw this live I began to understand. Very touching.
Thank you Russell Malone
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God he´s crying ! One of the best song I ever heard Thxs !
Unbelievably good
Simply gorgeous...all around. Thank you Emmet
I have always wanted to sing with Russell . . . so beautiful - sound, heart, taste - never disappoints!
So very beautiful and such a soft and tasteful touch..... Wow Those Chords Piano and Mr Malone.. Just thank you.... Lush and light at the same time! 😮
We love you, Kenny!
This made me cry the beauty it’s like worship
and the bar is RAISED !
Absolutely beautiful, magnificent,
Beautiful ♥️
Heartbreaking and beautiful xo
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sublime!
A little reminiscence on a midsummer night, feeling the beautiful moments of life! It actually sounds like a song to listen to at dawn....
Good night and sweet dreams meu amor 🌟☄💗.....243/365
🌊Mon Maha it is wonderful soothing, gentle and so romantic at The same time…
Maybe You , If You are by The Ocean, You will be able to Hear it at dawn and then You feel my kissss💋
Amazing !
Mr.Cohen, would Mr.Russell be willing to play “Gunsmoke”?
I follow your channel daily.
Mahalo/Thanks from SoCal.🙏🏿🤙🏾👊🏿😎
This looks like his apartment. Now would you complain if you heard this coming through the wall??
7:13 what chord is that
Guitarist is playing Dadd9/E then he moves the A and Gb up a half step to make Gm6/E
@@DrJoshGuitar beautiful thanks so much