As a trumpet player, And had the privilege of meeting and playing with him, He influence me and lot of musician. His music will live forever! RIP MY BROTHER! Patches
This was at North Sea Jazz Festival, 2008. Justin Robinson (alto sax); Roy Hargrove (flugelhorn, trumpet); Orrin Evans (piano); Danton Boller (double bass); Montez Coleman (drums).
Wynton discovered Roy. To be fair to Wynton he has represented the music and us very well. Jazz musicians and the music was not respected or treated well in the late 70's and 80's even when there was a resurgence. Wynton helped to change that. You don't hear many stereotypes of drug addict jazz Men anymore do you?
Yesss brothers Wynton heard a bird that could fly as far into the spiritual heavens of African American Classical music as he desired to.Roy Hargrove "topflight" RIP
Why do some listeners feel they have to diss Wynton Marsalis to uplift Roy Hargrove? I've heard it many times. They have different playing styles, but they are both great and represent the music 100 percent. Wynton's greatness is that he heard Roy and recognized his talent. So why some listeners want to diss Wynton is beyond me.
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@Asher Francisco thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Yeah-I love it when dudes play slow---I love it when they play fast too.I think that maybe we should take note when dudes do both...not just one or the other.
I sincerely wish the angels would whisper into the souls of creative people... And sway them away from the FALSITY of drug use. I curse the son-of-bitch persons that gave Roy his first hit of cocaine and alcohol. Roy was beautiful here. May he rest in the bosom of Yahweh.
This is really great, I love it! Is this there a studio recording of this song on any of Roy's albums? I would love to hear another version of this tune. Anybody know?
I'm learning to love jazz, but with few exceptions, I just can't get into sax. Especally solos..most of them have a nails-on-chalkboard effect on me. Loved this tune but once the sax came in I had to mute it, lol. I guess I "don't get it".
I get you man, on this recording in particular! I was a little jarred by the sax solo, especially after such a spacious and illustrious head.. but before I concluded my judgment, I have to remember that it's ultimately up to me whether or not I believe in what he's saying over the topic (metaphorically and literally speaking). It's all subjective, but he's entitled to make his statement in whatever fashion he felt in that moment.
I don't think so! He has a few songs that u won't find on any of his recordings, but he performs them live. By his account, he became kinda disenchanted with recording. It makes no money & he'd rather give u the live experiemce. I'm sorry I never got to see him live.
As a trumpet player, And had the privilege of meeting and playing with him, He influence me and lot of musician. His music will live forever! RIP MY BROTHER!
Patches
This was at North Sea Jazz Festival, 2008. Justin Robinson (alto sax); Roy Hargrove (flugelhorn, trumpet); Orrin Evans (piano); Danton Boller (double bass); Montez Coleman (drums).
The power of music man, this chart just made my shitty day into a great day.
Rest in Paradise, Maestro. Roy Hargrove gone too soon.
I love that shirt.....glad I wore it that day!
I love Hargrove's sound & phrasing, but Justin Robinson on alto saxophone beside him is a BEAST! And the rest of the quintet was right in the pocket.
The great musicians
Roy Hargrove on trumpet RIP
Justin Robinson on alto sax
Montez Coleman on drums RIP
Danton Bollar on Bass
Orrin Evans on Piano
The bass is just swinging nicely.
Man, I'm gonna miss you, Roy. RIP, brother.
Cet enregistrement est précieux ! Je l'adooore ! Un de des "live " du Maestro à inscrire dans les annales👌🏾🎶😍
I hear so much love in here. Wow. Rest in power Roy. You gave us so much.
Music for the coolest of us all.
I'd rather listen to 3 notes of Roy Hargrove's than 3,567,902 notes of Wynton Marsalis'.
Roy has a spirit, a soul, and a VOICE that is all his.
You DO KNOW that Wynton discovered the jewel that was and will always be, Roy Hargrove ...for THAT ALONE he’s cool with me! Just sayin’...
Wynton discovered Roy. To be fair to Wynton he has represented the music and us very well. Jazz musicians and the music was not respected or treated well in the late 70's and 80's even when there was a resurgence. Wynton helped to change that. You don't hear many stereotypes of drug addict jazz Men anymore do you?
Yesss brothers Wynton heard a bird that could fly as far into the spiritual heavens of African American Classical music as he desired to.Roy Hargrove "topflight" RIP
Why do some listeners feel they have to diss Wynton Marsalis to uplift Roy Hargrove? I've heard it many times. They have different playing styles, but they are both great and represent the music 100 percent. Wynton's greatness is that he heard Roy and recognized his talent. So why some listeners want to diss Wynton is beyond me.
@@nysaxman Indeed, two things can be true at once.
He knew that tone is all-important.
I like how the reflection makes it look like the Pres. is playin keys!!
Travis Willis I was thinking the same thing
this should have more views. This shit swings hard...
Hargrove man, just beautiful. See that? A perfectly logical, powerful, emotive solo and barely an eighth note in sight. Take note jazz cats....
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@Asher Francisco thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
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@Phillip Steven Glad I could help :)
Love this song.! Roy is the man.
This is amazing
I was pissed off because it ended...this is something that I could really listen to for a long time. ..wonderful music by me. hargrove
Miss you Roy ~ Thanks 4 the awesome music U left us
@Jazzelegance Indeed...Shorter's quartet and these guys are carrying the torch...we're lucky to hear it.
A Wonderful Father's Day Gift!!!!!
The bassist is killin it:-)
His name is Danton Boller
Yeah-I love it when dudes play slow---I love it when they play fast too.I think that maybe we should take note when dudes do both...not just one or the other.
si la vida me permitiera , quisiera trabajrar un dia asi con excelentes amigos
Oh man, that bassist. Oh man.
His name is Danton Boller
@@garynembhard7433 do you know who's playing piano?
@TranatlanticMoments had already given an answer to this question. Orrin Evans.
Y qué conjunto. Formidable ejecución de cada uno.
tHIS CAT STEALS YOUR MIND!!
@ouruhuru
totally agree. This is a simplistic, yet deeply moving piece...one of my favorites by Roy...along with Caryisms....heh
¡¡¡ Manito, qué temprano te fuiste !!!
Trumpet Giant - peak Hargrove
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I sincerely wish the angels would whisper into the souls of creative people... And sway them away from the FALSITY of drug use. I curse the son-of-bitch persons that gave Roy his first hit of cocaine and alcohol. Roy was beautiful here. May he rest in the bosom of Yahweh.
This is really great, I love it! Is this there a studio recording of this song on any of Roy's albums? I would love to hear another version of this tune. Anybody know?
I don't think he ever recorded this. But I'm finding a lot of stuff that he performed that he never recorded.
They recorded this on Justin Robinson’s album “in the spur of the moment”
soulful reference on the saxophone around the 2:40 mark.. or is it strasburg / st.denis?
Justin Robinson sax, Montez Coleman drums
Not sure who the others are.
Danton Boller | Bass
Orrin Evans | Piano
Reminds me of Dolphin Dance by Herbie Hancock.
Ok is that Obama's face in that piano during the piano solo?
Obama at about 6:24 during the piano solo.
anyone got the changes to this song??
I'm learning to love jazz, but with few exceptions, I just can't get into sax. Especally solos..most of them have a nails-on-chalkboard effect on me. Loved this tune but once the sax came in I had to mute it, lol. I guess I "don't get it".
I get you man, on this recording in particular! I was a little jarred by the sax solo, especially after such a spacious and illustrious head.. but before I concluded my judgment, I have to remember that it's ultimately up to me whether or not I believe in what he's saying over the topic (metaphorically and literally speaking). It's all subjective, but he's entitled to make his statement in whatever fashion he felt in that moment.
Who is the piano player?
🎹 Orrin Evans
Anyone there who knows who wrote this theme/tune?
I believe Roy wrote it
Who is the pianist
Orrin Evans
Was this tune every released on a CD?
I don't think so! He has a few songs that u won't find on any of his recordings, but he performs them live. By his account, he became kinda disenchanted with recording. It makes no money & he'd rather give u the live experiemce. I'm sorry I never got to see him live.
need a chart for this song chords anyone??
Reflection off the shirt....duh
5:05 What da! Obama on piano?
@uprightbassmatt haha obama is on the piano player's shirt.***
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ummm I hear plenty of eighth notes.