Erroll Garner documentary trailer
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Trailer for Erroll Garner: No One Can Hear You Read. A documentary chronicling the life and career of this jazz legend. To learn more please visit www.errollgarnerdocumentary.com. Also, be sure to LIKE the film on facebook at errollgarnerdoc
R.I.P. Such a talented and gifted artist...his happiness dwells in every single note he left to us
I had the good fortune of see Erroll Garner perform at the Kennedy Center. For me, it ranks as one of the best performance and show of all time. It was amazing. Standing ovations after standing ovations. His encore performance was at least 45 minutes long. I was glad when it was over because I couldn't clap anymore or whistle or hoot. I was exhausted; my hands were sore and tired. We really got our monies worth. I think my ticket was $4. He was the BEST!
saw him in concert in Central Park, NYC around 1975. Was probably the best concert I've ever been to. Tickets were $1 !! His quartet opened for The Buddy Rich Big Band, and was much more enjoyable than B R's band.
Mr. Garner's music and special talent emanates from his heart and soul. It seems so obvious.
wow, i had no idea about this doc... i'm an erroll fan and i normally feel like his only fan in the world, hehe, he's a secret treasure... very cool
yes there are no books about him, nor films, except now this one, which is crazy as he was / is one of THEE best Jazz pianists ever
TO HAVE AHMAD JAMAL COMPLIMENT YOU THAT WAY IS SPECIAL. ERROLL WAS DEFINITELY SPECIAL.
They went to the same high school, and EG was a few years older and was AJ's main inspiration.
I heard Errol's four piece combo play at Pall's Mall in Boston in 72. My new bride and I were given a small round bar table that almost touched the low end of the piano. I could have reached over and hit low A at any time during the performance. I was in seventh heaven. Also, the band had a conga player that lifted the entire group to another level. I never imaged that a conga player could add so much to a small combo.
ray baretto on congas
He normally had Jose Mangual on the Conga.
Did you ever see Bill Evan's at Pall's Mall?
One of my "desert island" picks for jazz piano.... what a genius this man was! Concerning his inability to read music, many of the all-time jazz greats read notation poorly if at all. Among them were such giants as Duke Ellington (who could not sight-read), Dave Brubeck.... and a man whose artistry bore much in common with Garner - Wes Montgomery. The giants of modern jazz rarely appear on stage with a score; the ability to memorize and interpret music is much more highly-prized than reading.
Garner was THEE best
Chet Baker was the same way
Tatum, McCoy, Oscar, Bud, Herbie, Chick, Jarrett...all of them giants. But there are only two that transcend greatness and are so profound that with one note, you know who they are: Bill Evans and Erroll Garner.
A genius!
He was didactic, and could polyrhythm on top of polyrhythm separately in both hands, imagine playing two songs on either hand simultaneously then switching hands on the fly and changing the tempo gradually on both hands speeding one up and slowing other down.. And more
Nicely put, especially for someone who, like me, doesn't play the piano, or, for that matter, any other musical instrument at all, and as a result does not understand how the discipline of music work. Thank you for your description on how this marvellous musician would use his own technic to produce so beautiful notes.
Nina Simone had this gift too.
I don’t know how I ended up here but I’m glad I did.
one of my 3 fav Jazz pianists since the 1970's.....
Maestro Erroll Garner for ever ...La verdad
Unbellievably tallented man
Jamal on point as to what an Artist is suppose to be or do....
ERROLL GARNER É O GÊNIO DO PIANO JAZZ.
A great artist.
Great!
Thanks for this wonderful news !
Thats great..
Where can I see this full documentary
Jim, stay in touch. Had an old address for you apparently. Film shown in NYC, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia so far.... Ernest
Hij was de grootste en is de grootste aller tijden ,fantastisch intro en onnavolgbare improvisatie
i want to stream it. I don't have a dvd player and rather not get one. will this be available on amazon or some form of digital purchase?
Where do I find the full version?
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I would love to see this film, but as far as I can see it has not been relased in a DVD format which will play in the United Kingdom (pal Region 2)
+MsPeperonata The documentary is available on iTunes.
Nice saxophone bro
where can i see this in NYC?
what’s the song at 0:50 ?
JG0tti Misty.
WHO IS THE GENTLEMAN AT 0:42? DOES ANYONE KNOW?
+loveyouall66 yeah thats woody allen brother
no, the guy before woody
was erroll's bassist for many years, but sorry i don't know his name
@@ignorecorporatenews Ernest McCarty