Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper talk Pharrell, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Evolution of Jazz
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2017
- Hard Knock Tv's Nick Huff Barili sits down with Terrace Martin and Robert Glasper for in-depth interview. In part 2, we talk about Terrace and Robert being in the studio with Herbie Hancock and Pharrell and they share what that experience was like, including words of wisdom dropped by Derrick Hodge in recording session. Terrace and Robert go on to talk about the need for Jazz to evolve and not be stuck in the same place, experimenting with new instruments, the two most important words in creativity, Miles Davis and much more!
Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper and Nick talked for over an hour and there is more to come. Make sure to subscribe to / hardknocktv to be the first to be notified for the next part of their conversation. For those of you that are always asking what equipment do we use, you can find it all here: www.amazon.com/shop/hardknocktv - Hudba
like how they both recalled the same jazz piece note for note in sync. Really shows how much they're students of the game.
while sparking a joint
Terrace was high af lol that was cool to see him so chill n just kick knowledge
best interview I've seen in the past few years.
I’d do anything to be kicking it in a room with these two geniuses, they compliment each other so well! 🙏🏼💪🏼
''We're not trying to play the instrument, we're trying to play music'' 4:45 -Awesome statement!!!
Shouts out to Yussef Kamaal! Wicked new UK jazz!!
I love this squad: Terrace Robert Thundercat Kamasi! They're carrying the torch of great music
"That's bad for life." Terrace. smh I have watched this multiple times every day since I found this video. "We don't even have the privilege to be in lil punk ass box. We just trying to heal souls, man." How does one fall in love with an interview??? These two. smh amazing!
This is the best thing I've seen on CZcams in a while.
Yeah! Some memorable phrases there ... Miles Davis as 'the walking middle finger of jazz.' LOL! Yep. Dead on.
Ironic though ... the first time I heard Robert Glasper was him playing 'Mood' on CZcams, and I thought of that song as the most gorgeous woman in the world sending a chill down my spine - and then hearing the philosophy of 'fuck it' that made it possible, really cracks me up.
Great interview!
Such a great interview (Part I & II) from one of the greatest artist of this generation. Thank you very much!
This is such an amazing interview ! I'm just sitting down, shutting up and learning
This interview is SO GOOD!
Terrace Martin is smacked
It's funny how I never saw this video til today, but I have the same exact thought process as these guys and as I'm listening to this interview, I'm just blown away. Smh I have to meet these dudes and make some music with them.
Thanks for this interview! Awesome
this is my favorite vid right now. dope
Derrick Hodge recently put out and album and is amazing!
Fantastic video! Keep it up!
Amen Brothers!
When you can sit and listen to the same interview, back to back, in its entirety...that's some good shit!
You can watch more videos from our conversation with Terrace and Robert here: czcams.com/play/PLVOgrT-2xNmLHpFVmMpwhOETnmMDTTQn4.html
LMAO rob tried to hit the joint. Funny dude
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Nice interview
lol!!!
Modern Jazz Legends
Beautiful. Never lose the spirit of "fuck it" .
Lol, Miles Davis - a walking middle finger of jazz! Priceless!!
these guys seem chill
Rob said, "Fuck it!" and hit that joint.. Lol in the moment.
I think the trust more so comes from the selflessness, but I think the selflessness is influenced by the trust in one another’s talents. Like because you all respect each other’s abilities you trust one another’s taste better than if you were working with amateurs who can’t really contribute the same, but want the same recognition
real recognize real in music
Is there a part 3 dropping soon?
Does anyone know if the music they recorded with Pharrell and Herbie Hancock is out? What songs or album is it?
I'm trying to make music to make my heart warm!!!!!!!!! Man if that ain't the fucking truth.
i saw Herbie in ATL last year, and i thought earl sweatshirt picked up sax... forgot what terrace looks like!
what that outro of the video?
cool
My guy Terrace is smacked
ohhhhhh shiiiit robert glasper hit the joint im officially fucking dead looool.
Terrace is such a baller. He's just a multi talented ass musician, faded as fuck, dropping some zen gems on us 😂
Much love and respect to these cats for really having studied the euphemism game: "Being of the times": Get money "Warming hearts": Get pussy.....Terrace just shit all over "His good friend" by devaluing the guys art because he accepted the support of his family. I just finished Miles's autobiography, Miles's dad was sending him money every week when he was young in NYC. I love Miles, but as evidenced by his music, and by every word in his book, he made artistic choices specifically on the basis of being commercially appealing to brands and major labels (Someday My Prince Will Come??). I don't have a problem with that, but it's not exactly a walking middle finger. You might want to give that title to people like Barry Harris, Sonny Stitt, Art Blakey, George Coleman, or any of the majority of jazz artists who could have chosen to *follow trends in pop culture* but were defiant in defense of their artistic principles and played the same style older style for 5 decades. That's called really believing in your shit and saying 'fuck it'.
Amazing cats right here.
class mutha fuckin acts.
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I love this: compare these dudes playing with Herbie to The Roots (who I F-in love) attempting to play "Actual Proof" with Herbie on the Jimmy Fallon show. I don't think Questlove was pleased with performance...its no longer available. Herbie is the Don Dada!!!
wise cats
We are not trying to play the instruments, we are trying to play music.
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They must have been high
“Im a bitch for Herbie”
I really like glasper but their opinion on musicians wanting to do it traditional being harmful is pretty whack. Some people don't want to push the boundaries in obnoxious fuck it ways, some people just wanna be cool and do it the old way with their spin on it.
Exactly, of course I love Glasper, and thats why it's the more bewildering when they say some shit that's honestly hard to believe. It might be equally true that a lot of great straight ahead jazz players could make "new culturally relevant music that reflects the times" but they prefer to just warm hearts with soulful swinging jazz music
This interview is a walking middle finger @ La La Land.
Lmao just make this a Logic channel
Josh Zotea no
That logic shit is why I unsubscribed, this is the dopest interview they have released in years. And when I did that they decided to release a fire interview.
These two are clowns. Though I do like Glasper's music.
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