Black music can never die. Ever. Jazz? Blues? Gospel? Hip-hop? Never die. As long as we breathe and live we'll keep on creating. You'll give it new names but it's the same old thing. Rhythms that have existed before language was conceived, to steal Chappelle's statement. You just can't stop the funk.
Been revisiting this every month of so for years now. Every time I do I see Robert from 2.00 - 2.20 minutes and I feel the spirit of Oscar Peterson in those 20 seconds, his laugh and smile and style
Some people get jazz, some don't. If you get it, you're so F-ing lucky… it's like a fire, the shit is the real raw deal. When I was 15, I was incredibly intrigued and attracted to it, but I didn't get it. I would get the more accessible little bits here and there. But then I bought a record by this “Coltrane” guy, because he's supposed to be the best or something… first time I heard it felt INSANE, and not in a good way, I thought it was music that a crazy person would enjoy. It was TOOOO much for me. But I thought “man, this has to mean something, this guy is not playing a prank, he's feeling it, I'm sure”. It felt like a powerful secret language that I just couldn't make sense of. So I insisted upon it. I kept listening to that record, on and on and on. For weeks, months… and then one day, and I remember it vividly, I just got it, I got the message. I just heard it a different way, it became alive, almost like I was blind and then could see-I think it was because my brain had been exposed to it enough to absorb all those harmonies, the progressions, the rhythms, and then finally my brain could assemble the puzzle, and I enjoyed that music so damn much. That period of my life opened my mind to a whole new world, not only in music, but a world of aesthetics, of completely abstract things, something to do with the fabric of the universe. And the main benefit is that it made me understand I could learn anything. We are blessed with a big brain that can absorb things, as long as you are interested enough to give it time. John Coltrane changed the wiring of my brain. Like a preacher that showed me the way, speaking a language I first couldn't understand. If you don't quite get jazz, I just hope this will inspire you to really immerse yourself in it, be curious and intrigued-believe me: it's a treasure hidden right under everybody's nose. Go deep into John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Wayne Shorter, just to name a few. It will be transformative. It's the most inspiring and elegant music. I can't get enough of it. I grow every time I listen to it.
This is so true. My father got me into Jazz as a kid and only when I got to university did I get it. Jazz is like water just flowing and you are in the front seat of the current almost like water rafting. Its incredible.
@@kevis6310 I actually discovered it today too after weeks of thinking what song it was. It Just played in an auto playlist on Spotify. Then I was like: wait a second......
Yeah this was at the end, everyone was getting ready to walk offstage and Dave just yelled out for Rob to play some hard bop shit. Cut off at the beginning cause I thought I was recording when I actually wasn't. Oops.
He is in another level, he don’t sees signatures like u and me , after all his experience , it’s now just dynamics , time and feel dinamics, like passing from “i can play on five and seven “ to “five and seven are kinda the same time signature” kind off miles similes footprints
The fact he can access all of these rhythms and pulses from the electric ether is unreal. The man is tapped into the creative energy of the universe. He wouldn’t be at this level without the ones before him. Voices of Eras and epochs come out all at once.
I was watching these dudes playing Fucking Kedrick Lamar and was still emotionally impacted by it...and outta nowhere there's Chapelle jamming to hard bop and it's amazing. But youtube changed to it so fast it was crazy caught me off guard.
I'm somewhat new to the jazz scene so you'll have to forgive me for the title... I just went based off of Dave saying "Play some hard bop!" What style would you call this?
Even Dave Chapelle talks during the bass solo
hilarious!
(obviously chapelle shows immense respect to bassist)
I think that’s precisely the joke , but this guys live and admire each other you can really tell
😂
Bass solo + spoken word = new genre?
It's like Chris Dave can press a pause button on time when he plays, and then intermittently flicks it on and off at will.
The chemistry between Chris & Derrick is just 🤌🏾
Black music can never die. Ever. Jazz? Blues? Gospel? Hip-hop? Never die. As long as we breathe and live we'll keep on creating. You'll give it new names but it's the same old thing. Rhythms that have existed before language was conceived, to steal Chappelle's statement. You just can't stop the funk.
Putuma Gqamana Yes Indeed
You can hear so much of Mulgrew Miller in Robert Glasper's playing - I could listen to this guy all night!
Dave Chapelle is for the culture across the all the arts.
Facts.
Damn...... to be in that room. The energy is so positive and I wish I was there. Beautiful black faces!!
Yesssssssssss...........Black Magic Of the Highest Order.........💕💫✨
I was there and got to go backstage after the show and hang with everybody. best night of my life!!
jazz is not dead
it never was :P always had a strong community of dedicated fans
It just smells funky
@@josecabildo1207 sick of people using this overused zappa quote. it smells pretty good to me.
I love how Chris played Billies Bounce in his solo
its cause they are playin billies bounce
@@PaytonTaylor Hot damn!
Been revisiting this every month of so for years now. Every time I do I see Robert from 2.00 - 2.20 minutes and I feel the spirit of Oscar Peterson in those 20 seconds, his laugh and smile and style
Another reason to love Dave chapelle
Glasper spitting off the dome just makes me grin like an absolute maniac
He's so silly.
American Musical Culture Is Sublime
Some people get jazz, some don't. If you get it, you're so F-ing lucky… it's like a fire, the shit is the real raw deal. When I was 15, I was incredibly intrigued and attracted to it, but I didn't get it. I would get the more accessible little bits here and there. But then I bought a record by this “Coltrane” guy, because he's supposed to be the best or something… first time I heard it felt INSANE, and not in a good way, I thought it was music that a crazy person would enjoy. It was TOOOO much for me. But I thought “man, this has to mean something, this guy is not playing a prank, he's feeling it, I'm sure”. It felt like a powerful secret language that I just couldn't make sense of. So I insisted upon it. I kept listening to that record, on and on and on. For weeks, months… and then one day, and I remember it vividly, I just got it, I got the message. I just heard it a different way, it became alive, almost like I was blind and then could see-I think it was because my brain had been exposed to it enough to absorb all those harmonies, the progressions, the rhythms, and then finally my brain could assemble the puzzle, and I enjoyed that music so damn much. That period of my life opened my mind to a whole new world, not only in music, but a world of aesthetics, of completely abstract things, something to do with the fabric of the universe. And the main benefit is that it made me understand I could learn anything. We are blessed with a big brain that can absorb things, as long as you are interested enough to give it time. John Coltrane changed the wiring of my brain. Like a preacher that showed me the way, speaking a language I first couldn't understand. If you don't quite get jazz, I just hope this will inspire you to really immerse yourself in it, be curious and intrigued-believe me: it's a treasure hidden right under everybody's nose. Go deep into John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Wayne Shorter, just to name a few. It will be transformative. It's the most inspiring and elegant music. I can't get enough of it. I grow every time I listen to it.
💎💎
word
My Mother hip me to jazz as a kid and I have been hooked every since. Later my friends named me Jazz !
I couldn't have written it any better. So well put
This is so true. My father got me into Jazz as a kid and only when I got to university did I get it. Jazz is like water just flowing and you are in the front seat of the current almost like water rafting. Its incredible.
yo i've seriously been watching this concert on repeat for the last 8 hours. There's so many reasons why these videos are so special!
Awwww I'm glad you found them! And I'm glad they came out so well hahaha.
Yo... you've done a service by capturing this. There are a ton of impressive live concerts on CZcams but this has some special heart.
Exactly! THANK YOU!!
I love Hodge whipping out his vid cam to hitch what Chris is doing 5:55
i love that kamasi gave his horn like 'hey this is my life plz hold it like a baby ok thanks be back soon'
This is a lesson for everyone who cares about music
This is real as it gets. Robert Glasper's daft hands on that solo piano :)
Real music, soul music is Timeless. S/O to the Legendary....
Holy shit brother, thank you for posting this show!
All my favorite people on stage together!!!
So Spontaneous !!
I Love Everything about Dave Chappelle 💕
Just good vibes. Folks havin' fun. Love it!
this is actually the hypest thing ive ever seen
Love the shout out to the rhythm section
So much artist talent in that tiny little room.
Dream trio
Amazing Bass line
dam these dudes are MONSTARS
how did I find these videos they're seriously too good!
👏🏾 Notable
Type sh🤷♂️🦵🏿
got everybody in the house too! all the shout outs at the end. mad!
I tried! hahahaha.
Actually he missed a bunch. Rose Gold, Don Cheadle, SiR
FIRE
wow!!!
That groove that hits at 8:00 is actually filthy!
THE ROOTS
The Roots - Dynamite
Thank Dilla for that joint! RIP
Chris Dave and Mike Mitchell are the only two drummers who have the ability to throw me of the one
Robert Glasper reppin HTown!!!!!!!!!!
fucking love this
".......
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. i gotta peee..."
ahauhauhauha the shit!
I'm impressed Dave , I didn't know you play..... sound good man..
Maaaaaan what a party
Dave lit af
This is an incredible moment! 2 of my favorite people, on one stage- Robert Glasper, and Dave Chapelle. 🙌🏿🖤🎶
I love when the beat dropped even the dude holding the camera was swaying
What song were they playing
@@kevis6310 Dynamite by The Roots
@@RobertSmith-df4vk
And I call my self a hip hop fan
@@kevis6310 I actually discovered it today too after weeks of thinking what song it was. It Just played in an auto playlist on Spotify. Then I was like: wait a second......
@@RobertSmith-df4vk
Lol dope
I'm sorry....this was soooo good!! I just wish I was there, man!!! What am i doing with myself?!?!?
man like your right there good stuff
Yeah this was at the end, everyone was getting ready to walk offstage and Dave just yelled out for Rob to play some hard bop shit. Cut off at the beginning cause I thought I was recording when I actually wasn't. Oops.
that phone is like a DSLR with condenser mic built in crazy lol what happened to your selfie stick for reach? no matter you got it
Lol I wanted to be the least amount of douche as possible to the people behind me.
strokesoco hysterical very considerate
Like the other person said, like you're right there!! what phone did you use to record this?
Adam Neely sent me.
I send my thanks
Had to look him up. Very cool!
xD
What vid, if you can remember?
@@noahzimmerman7913 "What are 6/9 chords? | Q+A"
in which video?
woop there it is
yo, drummer's solo: is the brother just weaving through time signatures n shii???
He is in another level, he don’t sees signatures like u and me , after all his experience , it’s now just dynamics , time and feel dinamics, like passing from “i can play on five and seven “ to “five and seven are kinda the same time signature” kind off miles similes footprints
The fact he can access all of these rhythms and pulses from the electric ether is unreal. The man is tapped into the creative energy of the universe. He wouldn’t be at this level without the ones before him. Voices of Eras and epochs come out all at once.
Oh snap! Is that Goapele in the background?!?!
Ahahaha yup!
god when they break out into dynamite
so badass
what the fuuuuuck man this is sick
neat - thanks
Don Cheadle just chilling in the back like WHAT XD
Haha right?! Look up my other videos from this night and he actually spits bars in one of them. :)
would've been cool if they did "give it to me baby" with dave lol
Dave Chappell accidentally pulls D.Hodge's bass lead out at the end!!!!!!
I was watching these dudes playing Fucking Kedrick Lamar and was still emotionally impacted by it...and outta nowhere there's Chapelle jamming to hard bop and it's amazing. But youtube changed to it so fast it was crazy caught me off guard.
Hah what an emotional roller coaster.
monk's vibe 1:45
you called it!
bit of the cool blues lick at 1:19
need to transcribe some of that
Branford Marsalis, listen to THIS.
RIGHT?!
???
Hope he sees this bro
Im sure he's soooo pressed
@@charlesparker6167Branford Marsalis said Glasper had a limited vocabulary
1:55 OSCAR!!!
GOSPEL and JAZZ had a BABY and called it SOUL...
And if...
JAZZ is the TEACHER...
FUNK is the PREACHER..
And as always..
FUNK is it's own REWARD !!!
I would do anything to be there holy shit hahaha
Is that Ben Stiller in left frame at 4:33?
that donna lee quote at 3:30
7:58 hurricane!
FUCKING DYNAMITE!!!!!!!!!!
somebody shedded speak like a child in college
I should'va would've been there..
Yoga
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
1:22 transcribing that
What's the tune they come in on at 8:00?
What’s the name of the song Glasper freestyles over at the end.
If it were thundercat again they'd be like ya!.
Au Private?
Anyone know the name of the groove they play at 8:00? thanks!
Dynamite by the Roots
thank you so much!
pretty much the same groove is used in the song back to me by moonchild which is pretty dope check it out
Snake Lee dynamite by The Roots. The mighty Roots crew.
THE ONLY 2 GUYS I CAN THINK OF NOW THAT COMES REAL REAL CLOSE TO CHRIS DAVE IS SHARIQ TUCKER AND MIKE MITCHELL
GLASPER you are RUSHING !!!!!
How is no one talking about don cheadle in the back
Lol he even gets on the mic! czcams.com/video/N1pvFU_A6u4/video.html
Robert sure did lol
I want to go to one of there showers at the Venice venue, anyone know if there's an age limit? I'm 18 by the way.
Yeah Townhouse is 21+ unfortunately. So is the Virgil, where this was filmed.
strokesoco I wonder if they come to London to perform?
What's the groove called that Derrick is playing towards the end ?
this sounds like gospel more than Bebop
no sax solo?
Not on this one. Check out my other videos from that night. There's one with a nice long solo from Kamasi :)
Dave Chapelle shoud MC the Playboy Jazz festival.
What standard is this?
Sounds like Au Private to me.
What di you mean by standard? Jazz standard?
its just an f blues
Is kendrick lamar back there or its terrace
They noth look alike😂
how fucking high is dave Chapelle? ahaha this is amazing stuff
Haaaaaa. I heard he actually came straight from another show to this. Rolled up about midnight, so yeah definitely high af.
What a way to end the set. Dave Chapelle unplugs the bass😂
Chapelle lookin old, like Robert Freeman from Boondocks
Dave Chappelle is drunk af lmao
The clowns that disliked this video!!
Why is glasper taking a video ofderrick instead of comping? Its pretty challenging to solo on bass with no outside harmonic context/support
Wack attack
black people have such an interesting culture
Yes its very impressive but does anyone really enjoy hard bop? I love jazz but hard bop is just too full on
Aw I love hard bop!!
But this is not hard bop.
I'm somewhat new to the jazz scene so you'll have to forgive me for the title... I just went based off of Dave saying "Play some hard bop!" What style would you call this?
strokesoco be-bop