The Chick Corea Trio Featuring Brian Blade and Christian McBride
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- čas přidán 14. 09. 2017
- Chick Corea’s newest trio features the 20-time Grammy-winning pianist in the company of a stellar rhythm tandem: bassist Christian McBride (Sting, Pat Metheny, McCoy Tyner), one of the most outstanding talents and celebrated musicians of his generation, and drummer extraordinaire Brian Blade (Herbie Hancock, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and the Wayne Shorter Quartet). The three initially forged an indelible chemistry as the rhythmic backbone of the Five Peace Band in 2009.
How big can Blade's ears grow? It is not only this guy's skills, drumming technique that count. It's his immense musicianship!
Brian is the most unique Drummer alive!
1.500 Miles High 06:04
2.Alice in Wonderland 18:06
3.Tempus Fugue-It 27:37
4.Pastime Paradise 38:06
5.All Blues 46:03
6.Recorda Me 56:32
7.Fingerprints 1:08:45
Incredibly inspiring, like magic. I see and hear this and I am a different person with different abilities !!!!!!!!!!!
The very best band I’ve listened to in the past decade.
This is NOT a new Chick Corea Akoustic Band. This is the Corea, Blade and McBride Band … 3 equals. I’ve always loved the Chick Corea Akoustic Band with John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. But this band is on a whole new level … mostly because of Brian Blade, who plays a relatively small set of drums like a melody instrument. So, this band is comprised of 3 percussion instruments (yes, both piano and bass make sound by being hit), and at the same time 3 melody instruments. Just amazing!
Yeah, different flavor band. Akoustic band was more of an acoustic fusion/jazz hybrid sound, this band is more modern jazz. The nature of the group interaction is also a bit different.
All stringed instruments make sounds when the strings are hit. That does not make all stringed instruments percussion instruments. The piano can be argued either way, but only because little hammers hit strings in it. However a bass, acoustic or otherwise, has NEVER been considered a percussion instrument, you boob. Nice try, though.
@@steverickenbacher7110 :
_ Who said this? Not me. You. Read my comment again … more carefully unless you have a reading disability.
@@jimtakahashi4638 You said this: "So, this band is comprised of 3 percussion instruments (yes, both piano and bass make sound by being hit)", so it is YOU who has the reading disability, you boob. Take-that-ahashi.
@@steverickenbacher7110 : Ah~, your reading disability is really severe. I mentioned only piano and bass while you stupidly mentioned all stringed instruments.
Saw these guys last night in Burlington, Vermont...A total knockout! We laughed, we screamed we even shed a few tears at the artistry and emotional impact of jazz music at its exceptional best. Each in his own right an utterly breathtaking musician...together they're an unstoppable force. They took us out of Trump-world so efficiently that we completely forgot he existed until we were in the car on the way home....watching this show has him mercifully obliterated again. A sincere thank you to Trilogy.
Total Trump *supporter* , here. But it would seem that this music hit me just as hard as it did you. I cannot get over the amount of virtuosity, here--and STILL, each one of them is as humble about it as can be! I have met both Christian and Brian, in person--same story, there. Just uncanny--and _inspiring_ !
Saw the trio one evening ago at Strathmore in DC. What Trump; they took us totally out of game 7 of the World Series! In DC! No regrets whatsoever!
What a night to celebrate harmony and talent!
McBride's glasses steamed up after the blistering blade-ending on the first tune. All great musicians, but Blade, we salute you!
Great concert; funny how Brian can be so explosive, even audacious at times, & yet be so musical. Amazing!
He's starting to replace Dave Holland as my favorite upright player
Dinamics its the key!
Brian Blade is amazing 😮
CHick is, overall, just getting better and better.
he's getting there..
Yeah he has potencial.
@@kriskorat he's a jazz giant of today. Jazz giants don't have potential, they use it ALL to the greatest extent possible.
Chickstian McBlade
RIP chick corea
I love you chick corea
Seeing this trio at UCLA next week!! Can’t wait to witness this immense talent
I got tickets for March 7 , in Oviedo, Spain!!
saw them @ highline ballroom, it was magical...esp, bcs of christian's impossible bass performance.
People are so loud damn they talk so much !!! Its annoying ! What a great concert i love it !!!
Is that Eddie Palmieri hanging out in the background there at the end? If there weren’t enough legends on that stage as it was.
44:15 .... Gangsters paradise quote.
Hahahaha! For sure!
Actually they played the entire song "Pastime Paradise" by Stevie Wonder
Amish Paradise quote
Chick corea
Is the best
Is that Jimmy Cobb in the white hat sitting on the stage behind Brian on that last tune?
Great concert...is there anyway to know where and when this took place...?
You didn't hear Chick say Pittsburgh?
saying "important people" (first two minutes)meaning being hypnotised by Power..."are there actually unimportant people???" I don't believe that. There are also not unimportant insects because they live!
2019
They are doing it for the music, not for the money. True or false?
Watchathink?
Peace.
They're doing for the money, man. There's no free lunch in any place of the world.
Peace.
The two are not mutually exclusive. The reason people pay money to see them is because they're so into the music. Without money exchanged for their enormous dedication to the craft, they would have had to divert their energies to other modes of making an income, and thus, they would not being able to get into the music with as much wholeness and mastery in order to offer us that gift. I hope they have millions.
Anyone know the time/place/date of this?
This was the Pittsburgh Jazz Festival in 2016
@@cutnrun Thank you!
1:08:45 fingerprints
Звук мягко говоря не очень(
Enregistrement mauvais...on entend autant le public que le piano !