Bobby Broom - WDCB Live at PianoForte Studios - with Reggie Thomas and Ivan Taylor

This trio, assembled at the behest of the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz, for WDCB radio's Live at PianoForte Studio broadcast. The group consists of:
Bobby Broom, guitar
Reggie Thomas, piano
Ivan Taylor, bass
The program:
the music of Thelonious Monk,
1) Bye-Ya
2) Light Blue
3) Work
4) Round Midnight

[@RonCarterBassist]

👏🏾👏🏾

[@bobbybroom]

Thank you, Sir!

[@ericsearcy8939]

This bass player is straight up COOKING 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@raphaelsilverman4621]

Listen to "Light Blue" on here every day

[@insidejazzguitar8112]

This has been one of my favorite albums for over a year. I listen to it nearly everyday.

[@bobbybroom]

🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@mirkocaserta]

Oh boy, this must be heaven.

[@NDONNA756]

❤️

[@danieledallomo]

You are a great jazz guitarist

[@bobbybroom]

Thank you, @danieledallomo.

[@user-by7id9nb4f]

ピアノのセンスがスゴすぎる～‼️

[@Jingles466]

Oh Bobby... your playing makes my heart sing.

[@bobbybroom]

🙌🏾

[@MrJonahWhaler]

as great as it can be!

[@bobbybroom]

Thank you Yuri!

[@yolandataylor8017]

Solid performance sound great.!

[@bobbybroom]

Thank you, @yolandataylor8017.

[@davewilhelm795]

Yeah

[@johnmdonegan1]

Wow - what a groove! Monk has been of of my major influences and continues to provide inspiration. Every time I listen, I hear something new! What a fantastic performance - I can't stop playing it!! Thanks.

[@bobbybroom]

🙌🏾💯

[@Fabio-ps6xz]

Brao Fess!!Spetacol!!

[@davewilhelm795]

I meant. Yeah! Sorry if any confusion.

[@bobbybroom]

😂

[@davidseriff711]

Can anyone tell me what model that guitar is?

[@bobbybroom]

David Seriff: It’s custom made “Chicagoan” by Dan Koentopp of koentoppguitars.com.

[@davidseriff711]

Bobby Broom thanks Bobby.

[@andrewgillis8572]

Mr. Broom, you perform (at a minimum, IMO) 7 unconcious solos with Charles Earland on record - your grips got happily stuck in my head. People use the expression, ear-worm, and man we need rid of that. Some point tthere with Eric Alexander, that to me was one-of-kind lineup in the world. Realize now that I have been followng you since I heard the first such break, on Moonlighting or Can You Wait. You had great tone already back then c 89-93; (a Gretsch?). Shocks me to count out 24 years, though. Your post-2000 material on the interwebs, like the Monk here opening: beautiful & sometimes a lesson in simplicity. Actually I would recommend jazz students, listen in: thoughtful phrasing really beats all other issues back. RIP Mr Earland and carry on Mr B - how bout get a cat with brushes & re-open the Perhsing Hotel lounge - what say? Regards, from Scotia

[@travelingman9763]

What"s the first tune's name?

[@petercallaway3420]

Traveling man :Bye-ya T. Monk.

[@travelingman9763]

Peter Callaway Thanks another one of a million to learn.

[@petercallaway3420]

Traveling man yup!

[@ericfricke4512]

Yeah

[@sauldezdez]

Yeah