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Motian In Motion (2020) | Full Documentary
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- čas přidán 13. 04. 2022
- #jazzdrumming #music #legend #kingsofdocs
Motian In Motion documents the career of iconic jazz drummer Paul Motian with rare fly-on-the-wall footage of Paul in the studio, at rehearsals, and traveling to and from gigs as well as running in his beloved Central Park. We get to know Paul through archival footage and interviews with other legendary musicians such as with Bill Frisell, Joe Lovano, Carla Bley, Chick Corea.
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Very fine documentary about an incredible musician. It's difficult to believe all that personal energy is lost to the world. I'd like to believe his essence is somewhere still creating wonderful sounds.
This documentary goes on my list of outstanding music documentaries. Paul is a real character. What a joy. Thanks for this.
WOW!!! I must confess, I may be slightly bias as Paul Motian literally created my all time favorite record, Conception Vessel, as well as dozens of other favorites of mine from Keith Jarrett’s brilliant American trio to the amazing recordings with Bill Frisell and Joe Lovano….. but WOW!- What an amazing and uplifting documentary on such a unique and iconic artist. This is the best documentary I have seen in forever! Totally Blown Away!¡
I met Paul after a show in Birmingham. He had the trio with Bill Frisell and Joe Lovano. I didn’t know what to expect as at the beginning of the show he sat with his kit, staring at the audience, wearing dark shades. After what felt like one or two mins, of this contemplation,he began a beautiful set.
After, disassembling his kit, he chatted quietly. A gentleman.
At the Adrian Boult Hall?
I have to watch this every few months to remind myself there was a time when cool people walked the Earth.
The DVD of this arrived today; the day I see that this has gone to CZcams. Luckily, for those who want the plentiful bonus items, you too will need to purchase the DVD!
What are the DVD bonus/extras? Can't find any blurb about them online.
@@EricBarstad Many additional interviews...
@@Lachenmann7 is there more performance footage at bird land? I was there.
@@scottkasper6378 Mainly interviews that weren't included; or longer interviews that were included.
Thank you so much for making this available. Paul Motian’s music, especially his trio, changed my life, and may have saved it. God bless you, Paul 🙏❤️✌️
It was the 5tet that saved my life ...
Just love watching this documentary and learning more about Paul Motion (and also how he got the name Motion), his love of music, the power of music. There are some incredible interviews with industry A-list musicians. This film is so great, not only for its storytelling, but for history sake. Well done Michael Kelly (editor/director) & Suzanne Hayes, co-producer.
Thanks for the chance to see and hear PM and so many brilliant jazz musicians talking about music-making. Genius!
Terrific. TY for this post. It is vastly appreciated.
Hey guys this is my great uncle!
Loved this. Thank you for posting it. Going to watch it a few more times.
I could listen to the man all day...talking or playing. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Sunday at the Village Vanguard changed my life. ❤️
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been looking for this DVD for YEARS!
You're welcome! Glad we could help!
Thank you Michael Kelly for all the time and work to make this great.
A wonderful document, thanks for publishing it
Excellent ! Really love this documentary on one of the most original and brilliant jazz musicians !! thank you
Holy moly! I'm in awe. Thank you!
This was wonderful. Thank you so much.
❤️ x 1000 ... thank you for sharing, thank you Michael for making this.
What a brilliant, poetic labor of love!
Truly a reflection of his "idiosyncratic"😉 presence/spirit! Thank you❤
Thank You for this wonderful tribute to a beautiful Spirit.
Thank you so much for sharing this doc. It's really precious one.
one of the most beautiful documentary i ever seen, thanks for sharing this.
Superb documentary. I know of some of Motion's jazz sessions but had no idea the depth of his openness to various music styles and recordings. Very well done!!
I saw Mr.Motian in concert once. Lately, it's getting a little fuzzy. So this is just precious. Thank You!
What a beautiful documentary. It's one of the most enjoyable I've seen on a jazz musician, and I think part of that is that the style of it really matches Paul's down to earth and loose attitude. Thank you for posting it.
So great. Thank you.
Thank you. Excellent work.
amazing. a creative inspirational force. thank you . thanks Mr Motian.
Absolutely fantastic documentary. Thank you so very much. I love it.
Glad you enjoyed it, our pleasure!
Superb, thanks for this.
Fantastic document!
Very nice documentary. Thank you. I saw him playing live a couple of times in the nineties (in the Netherlands, which is where I’m from). Great stuff. Inspiring.
just watched
outstanding
most if not all my favorite musicians and completely encompasses my philosophy of music
a Winner!!
When I worked at the HMV on 72nd and Broadway in the mid 90s Paul came in with a bunch of posters under his arm and asked for a ladder so he could hang a bunch of his posters. We told him they had to be mounted on foam boards, so he left, had them mounted and came back to hang them.
How did he ask? What would you have said if you had to turn down a fairly great musician (say no space)?
He just showed up like he wasn’t taking no for an answer. We would have made room for him. This was before the head office started regulating space, we had the freedom to do what we wanted.
@@justherb666 Ah yes. Makes sense and I was suprised some corporate like HMV would have been that cool. Shame.
Fantastic. Thanks for posting. Loved seeing that trio at the Vanguard in 90s and 00s, like nothing else. And various other Motian gigs over the years. Wonderful to see the person and the personality behind the music in this way. What a creative soul. Added bonus of seeing the response of the ever humble and polite Bill Frisell to an obnoxious backstage visitor at 46:32. Ha!
Yep, you know you're an idiot if you're lucky to get a "Fuck You" from Bill Frisell LOL
"Ha!" indeed! When I first watched this it didn't even register that Frisell said that! I thought it must have been Motian, but watching it back that's hilarious, and seems so out of character for Frisell! Well said though, well said.
I “rewound” to make sure Frisell said it too. Anyone knew who the turkey was that said they didn’t play long enough? “Studying jazz myself”- how about etiquette? What a bonehead.
Many many thanks !
Amazing documentation!
great documentary, so inspiring... ❤
LOVE IT GREAT STUFF!!!
Amazing doc ! Thank you
Thanks for sharing this. I admire Paul’s illustrious career. I also enjoy Tony Oxley and the late great Milford Graves.
This was great!
Thanks I love this.
thanks you for this!
Beautiful !
Thank you!!!
Superb documentary- fitting for a tremendous musician. Tu.
So thankful for this. Fabulous. Did I say thank you?
Love this!
This is beautiful 👩🏼🦰 I love you Uncle
Great doc! So many great players now sadly gone....
it's true :(
Thank you for this. Nuff said’
You're welcome.
This documentary is wonderful. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
i really enjoyed this documentary. i really didn't know alan arkin was such a great drummer.
Happy Jazz B-day Paul Motian (26.03.)
Wonderful. A great man, a great musician. Like Elvin or Max or Tony, you know him when you hear him. (I always wondered how to pronounce his name!)
Fantastic
Thanks, just found this
An excellent documentary!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@kingsofdocs7228 It was very enjoyable and featured some jazz musicians who are no longer with us. 😓
This is too good
Nothing but love
Very engaging! A great subject :D
Glad you enjoyed it
Lovely
nice one
Genius
Wonderful story. I did drum tech for him in the 90's. Wonderful trio. Really sweet and humorous artist. RIP :)
That must have been incredible, did you tune the kit or was it something he did himself?
woww, deep paul
Super!!
Thank you! Cheers!
unique
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤❤
please, do not delete this jewel...
no intention of doing so, enjoy!
Anybody know the tune at 10:00? It's driving me crazy trying to remember it!
Music in this documentary is jazz for people who don't like jazz.
I met him at my University. Extraordinary drummer. He played for an hour and never once played time. Amazing a frustrating.
Thank you ….what is the title of song at 25:35
"Our Love is Here to Stay" Gershwin
I have a question where I am not sure if something went over my head. There's a scene where somebody comes backstage and says he is studying jazz. In the same breath he tells the band that he expected more and is disappointed. Is that a friend making fun or do people really do this? Not even mentioning the fact that those people are like ... I don't know, music history. I was kind of stunned and hope I missed the joke.
That really happened! Very occasionally, someone does something like that (I have witnessed such incidents). We humans can sometimes be ungracious and artless in expressing ourselves.
@@jeromeharrismusician2226 artless in expressing ourselves ... dude. If that's not a song title I don't know what is.
I too found this puzzling till I caught the customer felt a 35 minute performance was insuffient.This is brilliant production.A sometimes raw but edifying profile of a person living for their art and our pleasure.
Who’s that guitarist at the beginning?
Frisell
Mr Ben Ratliff, what's wrong with overplaying, playing fast, and playing loud? We have to play by your rules? Shall we frown upon non-tempered scales and free time as well? I saw Paul Motion playing with Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra in Boston, & he played like Keith Moon with a fire under his arse!
@@hanssvoboda I've been very surprised over the years, crossing paths with jazz musicians who have ridiculously uptight conservative attitudes. All that aside, there's always a lot of exciting music happening. Evan Parker's still going strong. Mette Rasmussen's doing great stuff. The music will continue to evolve. Do you play, Hans?
Song at 10:11 anyone?
I know its a version of saties gymnopedie, but who playing it?
@@otomis Yeah, wow...does sound like an arrangement of Gymnopédie No. 1...with flute on the melody and some footage of Charles Lloyd with a flute on the screen...
1:19:00
Carl Allen himself is a mean drummer
46:00
I miss Keith Jarrett and Charles Lloyd here...
יא
The beginning music sounds like one of those shreds vids
yall lost me with that "jazz critic" at 4 minutes in... what an insufferably square dude
That jazz critic from ny times looked exactly like a jazz critic from ny times
I still don't get how a drummer can be the band leader.
czcams.com/video/Cv9NSR-2DwM/video.html
easy, you get a gig, call some people to play it, and tell them what tunes we're playing, that = band leader
@@todd6ishop Why doesn't the composer, sax or piano player laugh him off?
Obviously he had a trust fund from his parents or married a rich gal
Eh, obviously?
What?? Why even make this comment?
@@MelodicDreamers because he’s there living in Manhattan like j Paul gotrocks and his job was playing jazz to 10 people once in a while. I know a lot of dudes living like that. They have trust funds
@@scottkasper6378 Ok, but how did he get to release all those ECM albums? Why did all those huge players record with him?
@@ColtraneTaylor I guess you don’t know much about jazz. It doesn’t pay very well.
PM here is hyped as a kind of inventor of a 'scene', but was actually a success within, and subordinate to, the NYC scene, which was spearheaded from the 1940s on by Monk, Bird and other true originators whose work had meaning beyond just playing an instrument well. There are no Caucasian figures comparable to the Black historical guidons of the music. There can't be. Of course whites are always welcome to try; the music is for everyone.
Brubeck? Bill Evans?
Not that good, even with Jarrett or Escalator Over the Hill. They were two good drummers Tony Williams and Jack DeJohnette, Paul wasn't in that class. Another one who overated was Bob Moses.
Not my cup of tea.
Beautiful!