Wayne Shorter with Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers- I Didn't Know What Time It Was
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2017
- I Didn't Know What Time it Was- Arr- Wayne Shorter
Art Blakey- Drums
Reggie Workman- Bass
Cedar Walton- Piano
Curtis Fuller- Trombone
Freddie Hubbard- Trumpet
Wayne Shorter- Tenor Saxophone - Hudba
Cedar Walton is definitely one of my heroes of jazz piano and with Art Blakely behind him it doesn't get any better than that, this first number he really demonstrates his command over the piano.
Art Blakey never left his audience disappointed. you always felt like you had a good meal afterwards.
Absolutely love your description! Can’t relate enough to that feeling.
Julian Bryson you were right. This is definitely one of Wayne Shorter’s greatest performances. Thanks for sharing!
A Master Class by himself! All the musicians are amazing. RIP to you jazz greats🙏🏾
Utterly beautiful Wayne on I Didn’t Know What Time It Was.
1964 proff
Cedar Walton. I had heard the name. It's a great pleasure to be 68 and hear this piano genius for the first time.
Lots of great Cedar out there!!
Two words...Cedar Walton! Yes... I’m just discovering this man’s awesome talent! Wow...he kills that first song, kills it!
If you want to check out more music by this pianist; Walton appears on several albums with the Jazz Messengers in the early 60s. Of the many albums under his own name I can especially recommend ‘Eastern Rebellion” (1975) and “Cedar!” (1967). You can find them on CZcams.
answersquestioned Gee thanks! I will check them out
Wayne Shorter has one of the most unique voices on sax. So human and voice like.
Great sextet with my favourite bone-player, Curtis Fuller, in an absolute fantastic line-up. Indeed -The Jazz Messengers- was by far the best hard-bop group ever! Dig this Gem, folks & Cheers!
Art was a melodic drummer, love that!!
What a great Artist i had the privalge of meeting Horace at. Some friends house i was blessed to have him as a close friend.🎶❤
Shorter kicks ass
Blakely was a BEAST!!!!!!
Have enjoyed listening to the Messengers since the early days with Clifford Brown and Horace Silver
Wayne Shorter made me happy on this recording, I thought it was very expansive his approach.
This was the year i was born, but the presence and music of these great guys is so strong, that it feels as if they play here and now! I forgot that i could pause the video to get me a pullover, in worry i could miss something of that precious concert. ;)
Cedar Walton playing so elegantly and swinging on his feature, what a slick arrangement he did on That Old Feeling!
God, I love those suits!
In the Early 60s the standards were very high(no pun intended) a very harmonically advanced swinging apex just when all the questions that brought about that more avant approach were still mostly questions. The cats were young and trying hard working hard. It was a really smart period.
What a sublime release of tension when the full horn section finally enters in Shorter's arrangement of "I Didn't Know What Time it Was" ...
Great performance and well recorded for 1963. Thanks for uploading!
What a beautiful concert. Awesome setlist!
Unbelievable! Can you imagine how amazing it would be to be so talented and make such beautiful music.
What you're hearing is an unbelievable amount of hard work and dedication on display.
I've never heard of Cedar Walton. Now I know!
I think he was with Charles Mingus a lot.....
jean-marc Robbio you’re thinking of Jaki Byard. To my knowledge, Cedar never recorded with Mingus or was in his band.
My error I was thinking of Mal Waldron@@intrepidpooch
The Jazz Messengers were the greatest small band ever and here is the evidence. Cedar Walton was such a great pianoman and I love his tunes. How can anyone not like this.
@walt7500 were referring to your life ?
All have their own sounds while Masters! Those who have their own sounds and approaches are few and far between in 2017 no matter how fast or how many choruses they can play on Giant Steps!
The best of the best! OMG the version of Caravan is astonishing!
Jazz is really very good thing !!!
Woof
Anje Robur: Jazz is not only a very good thing: it is a Black American classic art form. You Dig.
genius band
14:19 Blakey on fire!!!!!
Cedar does sound great and his version of That Old Feeling on "Three Blind Mice" is what made me his lifelong fan. I heard and liked him before but that arrangement was so WALTON that it made me aware that here was somebody more than just great jazz pianist. This version is even better than the one from San Remo IMO.
Thanks for sharing!
He is outstanding here I agree
Amazing!
La classe absolue !
このゆったりで大人っぽい何かにやられました。
You were hit by something loose and mature, huh?
Awesome
00:00 That Old Feeling - Arr Cedar Walton
06:40 I Didn't Know What Time it Was- Arr- Wayne Shorter
14:18 Caravan
J'y étais !!!!
Était ce l'année ou Jimmy Guiffry était en première partie ?
grazie stupendo
Ace!
BLACK IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL COLOUR CAUSE YOU CAN DO SO MUCH WITH IT !! THE BEST THING THAT EVERY--HAPPENED TO A440......WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT MESSAGE????
Nice vrlo dobar orkestar
Hoomeyow!!
Same time Beatles sang : "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" - - -
what are You saying, compare the Quality? LOL
@@funnyeater9039 it's meant only as a retorical controversy
@@gabchaim8232 :-}
Also a great musical experience but not the same class, as I am sure you understand.
@@billmarycarson3074 if music be the food of love, play on
☺️🎶
🌱🌸💚😀
😃💛🌱🌷
Blakely set Caravan on 🔥
Arther physical an counbasey
I’ll be go to hell! My head exploded on Caravan. SURREAL AND SUBLIME!
what?
Best arrangement of a great tune!
What/where is Olympia?
why don't you just search for it on the internet? This took me about 10 secondsn to find out
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympia_(Paris)
The 9 dislikes of this music must be musically ignorant or just plain old haters!
2:40 fucking clapping hands emoji
23 people have no soul.