My dad R.I.P used to play this album and Land of Make Believe EVERY Sunday morning as he cooked while we went to church early 80s. As an adult I first found the casette tapes THEN the CDs to know MP3s. I played them for my sons as they grew up. At age 49 there isn't a week that goes by that I don't play at least 1 of these.
My dad played this album when I was growing up in the 80s, too. Chuck was his favorite musician. In the 2000's, I took dad to see him play music from his new album, as a surprise birthday gift. He got to meet Chuck and hold his flugelhorn, the one in this video! Do you know if there is a released video of this concert? I only have the LP.
@@Keep_It_Oldskool Well, I'm thinking about more of the same footage that is posted here, which we're all commenting on. I'm hoping the entire concert might have been taped, not just Children Of Sanchez.
Same! I was 8 or 9 when this album came out and my grandmother bought it for me - for Christmas. James Bradley, Jr. and Buddy (to me at the time) were it! Thanks!
I used to put on the headphones in the 80s and drum along to this album on cassette. So many of James's drum fills are still part of my vocabulary and playing today!
...This was from a fantastic PBS fundraiser back in the 70's...about 90 minutes...seems to be lost, hope not forever...he introduced the Sanchez tunes that night...what a great show...Did "Chase the Clouds"...explained the title; that his daughter asked, on a gloomy day "daddy can't you chase the the clouds away?"...Talked about his mom and that he wrote "Bella Via" (good life) for her...played "main squeeze"...wonderful show...Feels so Good just thinking about it... Great performer... would love to see that show again...
I have search forever to find that PBS program. I wish they would replay during their fundraiser, It’s timeless! If I remember correctly the bass player sang and he was fabulous.
Thanks for the information. I didn't know they did this as a fundraiser for PBS. That means that maybe PBS has the video footage somewhere and could someday release it.
This was when Chuck was at his best Grant was on fire Chis was amazing and this is even better than the record and Chuck looks so happy yes it feels so good
Do you know if there is a released video of this concert? I only have the LP. I hear the strings and orchestral horn players more clearly on this recording, even despite the muffled transfer from (VHS?).
Happy 80th Birthday, Chuck! (Adrian Rusanowski wrote to me about this anniversary ten minutes ago. With him, in the late Seventies, I discovered this music, and so much more. So I am happy that these two guys came to know each other in LA, closing the circle...)
AWESOME CONCERT , I WAS 17 years old and my best friend in high school Kenny Moss whose Uncle is Jerry Moss got us box seats , sitting with Kenny's parents and I , Jerry Moss and his wife , Herb Alpert and his wife and Gil Friesen and his wife. Ironically, I saw Grant Geissman perform at a recital in the summer of about '77 or '78 at a summer music camp at Cal. State Northridge, where I also , as a trumpet player myself , met Clark Terry. Decades later as a Mastering Engineer , would do mastering on a few Geissman album's plus Beastie Boys albums , whose drummer was James "Jailbait" Bradley , again , ironically Chuck Mangione's drummer at the bowl.
I played this eight years ago in my school big band when I graduated and I came back to listen once again to this mindblowing guitar solo! This really always blew my mind! This is way better than the studio version. If there is a little more Hi-Fi version of this, I would pay for it!
I saw him perform this and some of his other popular tracks live at Red Rocks in CO when I was in high school. His Live at the Hollywood Bowl was one of my favorite albums.
He did two concerts on the same day at Red Rocks. I was there for the "sunrise" show. Early 1980's. To this day, it's the greatest performance I've ever seen!
@@markg.4246 Was that with the Colorado Orchestra durning the debut of Children of Sanchez of Sanchez? I heard Grant Geissman said it’s one of his favorite time playing with Chuck
@@michaelparish9645 To the best of my recollection, yes. "Children of Sanchez" had the "Rocks" trembling. Fast forward to about 2006, I saw Chuck with his quartet in downtown Minneapolis. This was just before the Colgan Air accident, that took the lives of two members of that quartet. Heartbreaking!
Grant's playing on this concert is amazing, especially the acoustic solos where he builds intensity. I still get goosebumps when I hear his longer (second) guitar solo on the studio version of the song,"Feels So Good."
No cabe duda que el pellejo es el que se arruga no el corazón ni el alma...!!! Aquí esta el ejemplo a los 80 años de edad Ya cuando nos que da algo de tiempo por delante ,, Nunca es tarde Poder es querer!!!Felicidades por manifestarlo.. Abuelita Japonesa...
a mi opinion esta interpretacion con los arreglos de chuck mangione de los hijos de sanchez es la mejor y la que a dado la vuelta al mundo esta bien elaborada con buenos musicos que transmiten emosiones y chuck mangione poniendole el animo y la magia a la orquesta....con su destreza ...🎶
Have this album , one of many, AND this is top of the list for being favourite. Moving, driving, and all the musicians put everything into this whole album....well done.....
I'm so sad because we can find only a few of Geissman's masterpieces in RUclips... This version of Children of Sanchez is one of the best. Another is, I think you may know, Feels So Good solo.
@@Sean-fp6ve i m very surprised that not many people have heard about Grant , but... the pros in the LA area know who he is . for me a real master , with a very unique style , timing and a master making and performing solos.
@@touringbikerentalchile6514 i totally agree with you. Can you give us link of his other great plays? You know, i think he is very famous but we cannot find him in youtube because we can only find clips with band name, not player name.
Personally, as someone fairly young, (I won't specify my age because I'm on the internet of all things, but between 10 and 20 years of age) I hate the sound of autotune, it's annoying and it takes away from the human sound of music. We're playing this piece in my school's jazz band and I'm playing Chuck's part as well as the lead part (because we don't really have any other lead players that can play a high E other than me) and it's an absolute blast. We're going to be competing with it, but this and other jazz music as well as symphonic band and choir and all of that is totally life changing to hear the music in person. To watch other people perform or be the person performing is a high that no drug can give. I hope this helps restore your faith because I really do find a true sense of joy when it comes to making music that takes the kind of professionalism that this takes. And I am one of thousands maybe millions of people my age who are just the same as me.
@@narginscubing374 hey, someone who used to produce music here. If you use any tuning software correctly, it's impossible to hear it. You have to purposefully mess with it to make it noticeable, and, really, a blind chimpanzee can use tuning software correctly. Melodyne, especially, is very, very easy to use. Also, fun fact, most singers don't even use tuning outside of effects for their lead part - it's most often used in harmonies to have it be pristine. Quit being so crotchety.
jeleopard I’m sorry if I came off as crotchety, I agree that there is auto tune that’s tasteful and can help make chords and such sound more flawless. But what I was talking about was auto tune that has that robotic sound where it snaps to each note, or the kind where it has the ability to freely move but still sounds... off. Robotic is personally just kind of annoying to listen to, but it kind of gives me the heeby jeebies to listen to people like Adam Levine where it sounds almost human, but not quite there. Kind of like an uncanny valley effect but with the human voice
Hopefully I won't butcher their names, but this was Chuck at his best. Saw him live several times and as I recall, at this time, he had James Bradley, Jr on Drums, Charlie Meeks on Bass, Grant Geismann (sp?) on guitar, and, as Chuck used to say, Chris Vadala (sp?) on everything else! Saw them a few times in ATL and happened to catch them in NYC on a trip. Great band, great artists, and just a damn great time to be fortunate enough to have seen them live. One of my current favorite artists is saxy Vanessa Collier, who was a protege of Chris V.
Played the 3 minute version in high school marching band and then proceded to buy every chuck lp made. My 8 year old than me sister had one album called alive she gave me. I have all the rest and a few cds. Even the cd with peggy hill on it. Love this but love the lyric version of this too. From the soundtrack chikdren of sanchez.
The full (about 14 minute) album cut of this on the soundtrack is phenomenal, but I have loved Mangione since about '75. Chase the Clouds Away maybe the first I heard. Or Land Of Make Believe. No matter. Love him and all his band, seen them live I think 3 times. 💕
The one thing that I finally notice that all the times I heard Chuck plays this piece with the orchestra the 20 Minute plus music he never wore his hat. When he played the theme with his band he did wear his hat.
Was that former Santana keyboardist, Chester 'C.T. Thompson? Thank you Chuck for the unexpected introduction to one of my favorite musicians, the late, great, Gerry Niewood. R.I.P., Chris Vadala, (what a talent.)
Hi. there was another version here in the tube with accoustic guitar solos of a guy with glasses. Was the most amazing version for me. Anyone knows how to find it?
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Played this in jazz band and it changed my understanding of music.... Composition, pace, dynamics.... A brilliant piece of music
My dad R.I.P used to play this album and Land of Make Believe EVERY Sunday morning as he cooked while we went to church early 80s. As an adult I first found the casette tapes THEN the CDs to know MP3s. I played them for my sons as they grew up. At age 49 there isn't a week that goes by that I don't play at least 1 of these.
My dad played this album when I was growing up in the 80s, too. Chuck was his favorite musician. In the 2000's, I took dad to see him play music from his new album, as a surprise birthday gift. He got to meet Chuck and hold his flugelhorn, the one in this video!
Do you know if there is a released video of this concert? I only have the LP.
@ForrestYoung to my knowledge there isn't ant video footage.
@@Keep_It_Oldskool Well, I'm thinking about more of the same footage that is posted here, which we're all commenting on. I'm hoping the entire concert might have been taped, not just Children Of Sanchez.
This is a beautiful music. Good people with beautiful music has to stay together, and vice versa. Love you Chuck.
James Bradley Jr. My Very First DRUM HERO..
Before I knew who ANYONE else was this man Blew My Mind !
Same! I was 8 or 9 when this album came out and my grandmother bought it for me - for Christmas. James Bradley, Jr. and Buddy (to me at the time) were it! Thanks!
I used to put on the headphones in the 80s and drum along to this album on cassette. So many of James's drum fills are still part of my vocabulary and playing today!
...This was from a fantastic PBS fundraiser back in the 70's...about 90 minutes...seems to be lost, hope not forever...he introduced the Sanchez tunes that night...what a great show...Did "Chase the Clouds"...explained the title; that his daughter asked, on a gloomy day "daddy can't you chase the the clouds away?"...Talked about his mom and that he wrote "Bella Via" (good life) for her...played "main squeeze"...wonderful show...Feels so Good
just thinking about it...
Great performer...
would love to see that show again...
I have search forever to find that PBS program. I wish they would replay during their fundraiser, It’s timeless! If I remember correctly the bass player sang and he was fabulous.
@@jdunlap6551 It looks like it's not here on youtube. Maybe someone at PBS knows how to find it?
Thanks for the information. I didn't know they did this as a fundraiser for PBS. That means that maybe PBS has the video footage somewhere and could someday release it.
This was when Chuck was at his best Grant was on fire Chis was amazing and this is even better than the record and Chuck looks so happy yes it feels so good
This is an incredible recording ... and my favorite album by Mangione
Do you know if there is a released video of this concert? I only have the LP.
I hear the strings and orchestral horn players more clearly on this recording, even despite the muffled transfer from (VHS?).
The General Grant Geissman on guitar!! 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Great memories. I don't care about the flubbed notes, this is PASSION! Love me some Chuck.
Jazz ain't about getting every note correct.
It's about improvisation. Whatever you feel at the moment.
If you like chuck that much, you can always find it on sale in the Meat Section at Whole Foods.
The flubbed notes make it real. Today’s recordings digitally fix every mistake. Doesn’t sound real. This is real music
@@rexsexson5349 Hammer on the nail my brother
@@billmurray7473 (rim-shot!!!)
Happy 80th Birthday, Chuck! (Adrian Rusanowski wrote to me about this anniversary ten minutes ago. With him, in the late Seventies, I discovered this music, and so much more. So I am happy that these two guys came to know each other in LA, closing the circle...)
AWESOME CONCERT , I WAS 17 years old and my best friend in high school Kenny Moss whose Uncle is Jerry Moss got us box seats , sitting with Kenny's parents and I , Jerry Moss and his wife , Herb Alpert and his wife and Gil Friesen and his wife. Ironically, I saw Grant Geissman perform at a recital in the summer of about '77 or '78 at a summer music camp at Cal. State Northridge, where I also , as a trumpet player myself , met Clark Terry. Decades later as a Mastering Engineer , would do mastering on a few Geissman album's plus Beastie Boys albums , whose drummer was James "Jailbait" Bradley , again , ironically Chuck Mangione's drummer at the bowl.
Great song, I first listened to this masterpiece as a child in Dominican Republic when a tv channel lost it tv signal.
These 3 might be the best rhythm section ever in jazz history, definitely top 5.
I love this song😊🙏🙏
I played this eight years ago in my school big band when I graduated and I came back to listen once again to this mindblowing guitar solo! This really always blew my mind! This is way better than the studio version. If there is a little more Hi-Fi version of this, I would pay for it!
I saw him perform this and some of his other popular tracks live at Red Rocks in CO when I was in high school. His Live at the Hollywood Bowl was one of my favorite albums.
He did two concerts on the same day at Red Rocks. I was there for the "sunrise" show. Early 1980's. To this day, it's the greatest performance I've ever seen!
@@markg.4246 Was that with the Colorado Orchestra durning the debut of Children of Sanchez of Sanchez? I heard Grant Geissman said it’s one of his favorite time playing with Chuck
@@michaelparish9645 To the best of my recollection, yes. "Children of Sanchez" had the "Rocks" trembling. Fast forward to about 2006, I saw Chuck with his quartet in downtown Minneapolis. This was just before the Colgan Air accident, that took the lives of two members of that quartet. Heartbreaking!
@@markg.4246 Yes so sad Gerry Neiwood RIP. He was a cool guy. Always had a story to tell.
Real Music. Ahhhh. I feel just a little bit better now.
Una acaricia al espíritu es escuchar la música de este genio
No one better than Chuck Mangione.
That guitar sound is so clean
Grant's playing on this concert is amazing, especially the acoustic solos where he builds intensity. I still get goosebumps when I hear his longer (second) guitar solo on the studio version of the song,"Feels So Good."
The energy he gives off as a conductor 😮
No cabe duda que el pellejo es el que se arruga no el corazón ni el alma...!!! Aquí esta el ejemplo a los 80 años de edad Ya cuando nos que da algo de tiempo por delante ,, Nunca es tarde Poder es querer!!!Felicidades por manifestarlo.. Abuelita Japonesa...
a mi opinion esta interpretacion con los arreglos de chuck mangione de los hijos de sanchez es la mejor y la que a dado la vuelta al mundo esta bien elaborada con buenos musicos que transmiten emosiones y chuck mangione poniendole el animo y la magia a la orquesta....con su destreza ...🎶
es un virtuoso de la trompa es único
Have this album , one of many, AND this is top of the list for being favourite. Moving, driving, and all the musicians put everything into this whole album....well done.....
this is so great i cant stop listening to it i feel like it got stuck in my head for good please help oh god
The lyric to this song alone is enough to put you in to tears. Check it out, if you don't know.
Nothing like Chuck music to drive on a high way with beautiful sightseeing around..
Grant Geissman, lo mejor !!!....Música inolvidable en el 2020,....
I'm so sad because we can find only a few of Geissman's masterpieces in RUclips...
This version of Children of Sanchez is one of the best. Another is, I think you may know, Feels So Good solo.
@@Sean-fp6ve i m very surprised that not many people have heard about Grant , but... the pros in the LA area know who he is . for me a real master , with a very unique style , timing and a master making and performing solos.
@@touringbikerentalchile6514 i totally agree with you. Can you give us link of his other great plays? You know, i think he is very famous but we cannot find him in youtube because we can only find clips with band name, not player name.
Someday young people will learn to appreciate REAL music and
we'll hear more compositions
like this.
Real instruments, NOT Autotune.
I keep hoping.
Personally, as someone fairly young, (I won't specify my age because I'm on the internet of all things, but between 10 and 20 years of age) I hate the sound of autotune, it's annoying and it takes away from the human sound of music. We're playing this piece in my school's jazz band and I'm playing Chuck's part as well as the lead part (because we don't really have any other lead players that can play a high E other than me) and it's an absolute blast. We're going to be competing with it, but this and other jazz music as well as symphonic band and choir and all of that is totally life changing to hear the music in person. To watch other people perform or be the person performing is a high that no drug can give. I hope this helps restore your faith because I really do find a true sense of joy when it comes to making music that takes the kind of professionalism that this takes. And I am one of thousands maybe millions of people my age who are just the same as me.
Right as rigth can be.
@@narginscubing374 hey, someone who used to produce music here.
If you use any tuning software correctly, it's impossible to hear it. You have to purposefully mess with it to make it noticeable, and, really, a blind chimpanzee can use tuning software correctly. Melodyne, especially, is very, very easy to use.
Also, fun fact, most singers don't even use tuning outside of effects for their lead part - it's most often used in harmonies to have it be pristine. Quit being so crotchety.
jeleopard I’m sorry if I came off as crotchety, I agree that there is auto tune that’s tasteful and can help make chords and such sound more flawless. But what I was talking about was auto tune that has that robotic sound where it snaps to each note, or the kind where it has the ability to freely move but still sounds... off. Robotic is personally just kind of annoying to listen to, but it kind of gives me the heeby jeebies to listen to people like Adam Levine where it sounds almost human, but not quite there. Kind of like an uncanny valley effect but with the human voice
I have been playing a guitar for 57+ years. I will never match the smoothness or the dexterity this guy had/has!!
One of the greates musical pieces put together, by the master of fusion Chuck Mangione
¡¡ Lo, bello de la vida es evocar la mágica época del genial Chuck Mangione con la nostalgia de lo vivido salduos.!!
One of their best
Hopefully I won't butcher their names, but this was Chuck at his best. Saw him live several times and as I recall, at this time, he had James Bradley, Jr on Drums, Charlie Meeks on Bass, Grant Geismann (sp?) on guitar, and, as Chuck used to say, Chris Vadala (sp?) on everything else! Saw them a few times in ATL and happened to catch them in NYC on a trip. Great band, great artists, and just a damn great time to be fortunate enough to have seen them live. One of my current favorite artists is saxy Vanessa Collier, who was a protege of Chris V.
omg I can here him saying, and on everything, Chris Vadalla
You nailed it. My Uncle Chris Vadala passed away this year. These videos help
@@brianvadala so sorry to hear that Chris passed away so many great memories listening to him play just beautiful
@@cecilingram6018 thank you very much for the kind words
The spelling is Grant Geissman (you got it wrong) and Chris Vadala (you got it right).
Played the 3 minute version in high school marching band and then proceded to buy every chuck lp made. My 8 year old than me sister had one album called alive she gave me. I have all the rest and a few cds. Even the cd with peggy hill on it. Love this but love the lyric version of this too. From the soundtrack chikdren of sanchez.
Me encanta su musica😍
esta cancion a pasado la prueba del tiempo.......decadas despues de ser compuesta, aun es excelente.
The full (about 14 minute) album cut of this on the soundtrack is phenomenal, but I have loved Mangione since about '75. Chase the Clouds Away maybe the first I heard. Or Land Of Make Believe. No matter. Love him and all his band, seen them live I think 3 times. 💕
Best ever recording. Better than that in the studio.
WOW, I can savor the sound.
Chris Vadala! Mamma!
I just love this on another level listening
amazing song. Love it
Música.Magistralmente Mágica.......
Magnificent!!!
7:20 pure bliss
♥️💯GENIUS 💯♥️👍🏾
Chris Vadala, James Bradley.. so good!!!
Genial melodía.....esta música te transporta
Nojoda, tremendo tema! Para-para-para-papa-pa-pa!!!!
This is amazing! Solo after solo
At last ! One gift for us , after having been allowed this video !
He simply added a new page with a fine stamp on it in music
Brother Charles Meeks on the bass
to bad of the pour quality, but fantastic to see chuck go wild in the 0:11!!!
the guy looks beter then jesus himself!
MuSixIQ
Super cool
Awesome!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW
The one thing that I finally notice that all the times I heard Chuck plays this piece with the orchestra the 20 Minute plus music he never wore his hat. When he played the theme with his band he did wear his hat.
Qué Gran músico y compositor
Chuck
The jesus of the flugelhorn.
Rex Sexson ...AMEN🙏...
SUPERB!!!!!
WOW! OMG!
Legend Live !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,,,!!!!!
Chris Vadala y Bradley Jr.! Enormes!
Exitante...
I Am one of the children of Sanchez and the Movie is still playing
inolvidable por el maestro chuck mangione,uno de los mejores trompetistas del mundo
Jorge Farfán .Muy vibrante, aún con sonido suave, el para mi, e buen Jazz.G.D.
Fliscornista excelso
Malo que no recibió el reconocimiento que se merece como otros grandes del jazz... gato barbiery,
Need to have the complete children of sanchez on RUclips.
@8:31 YES!!!!!
That s dope!
Was that former Santana keyboardist, Chester 'C.T. Thompson? Thank you Chuck for the unexpected introduction to one of my favorite musicians, the late, great, Gerry Niewood. R.I.P., Chris Vadala, (what a talent.)
Recuerdos de juventud
Eudel Rodríguez tele antillas?
SIN Special Presentation Program
Esa música és mui bien ejecutada por las marchings bands. Es belísssima bien caliente.
Hijos de Sánchez with mexican Anthony queen
anthony quinn
alguien dominicano aqui? que vino cuando se iva la luz
Uno aqui! Viendo Rescate 911 en Teleantillas.
@@PubliRetroRD jijiji.teleantilla.cuando se iba la luz.
🕉️🕉️🕉️
Santana
Is this the Live From Wolf Trap concert from 1978?
Yes, I'm pretty sure it is.
Thought so. I was twelve years old and I was there!
I was 11, just starting on trumpet, and was there!
piękne
Did you know Steve Gadd wrote the rhythm
Ps band
It's Jesus.
Where's the beginning vocals?
Hi. there was another version here in the tube with accoustic guitar solos of a guy with glasses. Was the most amazing version for me. Anyone knows how to find it?
ruclips.net/video/VaJmntxQxRI/видео.html
@@krzysztofdomagaa7056 Thank you, but the video is not avaible anymore :) I hope someone else uoload it.
ruclips.net/video/KCC_j3SGZa8/видео.html
ACH .
Deep
Who is the guitar player
Maybe Grant Geissman
Ruddy Martínez I'm thinking Grant Geissman too
Yes, that sure is the great GRANT GEISSMAN on guitar.
Grant Geisman
que viva el jazz
ASI ES COLEGA DEFINITIVAMENTE SALUDOS DESDE TIJUANA BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE MÉXICO TENOCHTITLAN Y FELIZ ANO NUEVO MILENARIO DEL 2020 ! ANIMO !
ARRIBA CHUCK MANGIONE EL REY DE LA TROMPETA DEL JAZZ ES MI HÉROE FAVORITO DEL JAZZ PARA SIEMPRE !
Por que será que siempre que escucho esta pieza maestra pienso en juegos olímpicos?
Aquí en México la pasaban para un partido de trabajadores!
랍비가 안되면 나라도 5억을 주면 바로 떠나겠소 내 책임이니 예수 그리스도 이름으로 A man
21 sordos
주작.현무.청룡.백호 안녕 영원히 썩지 아니할것을 위하여........A mam
acid anybody?
Le quitaron la mejor parte es una basura