0:00 Needed You Still > 10:47 Been On My Mind (with Amber Navran) 15:33 Glasper solo > 21:13 Final Thought 33:14 How Much A Dollar Cost [Kendrick Lamar] 37:49 Terrace introduces Gallant 38:44 311! (with Gallant) 43:39 Breathe (with Gallant) 48:25 Freeze Tag / Afro Blue (with Gallant) Robert Glasper - keyboards & vocals Terrace Martin - keyboards, vocoder & saxophones Kamasi Washington - saxophone Burniss Earl Travis II - bass Justin Tyson - drums DJ Jahi Sundance - turntables & samples
Nice !! Idk how I missed this. I noticed Glasper was there in Blue Note like every day in late Oct-Nov, but one of those had others as well. Thanks for sharing!
Ain't gon lie, Robert is a phenomenal musician and producer, however, he needs to work with better vocalists... no more Bilal, YEEBA, and the lady who sang at the 10:55 mark in this vid. More HER and likes...
Have seen RG approx 10 times in various cities. He constantly work with just to name a few…. Lalah, Ledisi and a host of musicians from everywhere sir. I rarely see him with the same artist. 😎
@@siyabulelaklaasen2136 WTF are you chatting about bro? I clearly said Robert is a phenomenal musician... additionally I'm simply critiquing his choice in vocalists he produces and works with. I've transcribed several of his Jazz centric works... have you? I've listened to his interviews as far back as with Marian McPartland... have you? I've spent over 30 years studying music as a pianist... have you? Name me a vocalist that Robert has worked with lately that can compare with HER (the artist)... can you? BTW... why does it matter where I'm from... such a random and super irrelevant question?🥴
@@wmranson9311 You're not negating my statement if that's what you're attempting to do sir. It's great when Robert works with great vocalist, seeing that he is a great pianist/producer, however, there's no way to dispute the fact that when a musician with great talent includes, in and on a sophisticated project, musicians with subpar talent, the end product usually suffers, as it does not meet the expectations of those with trained ears. Perhaps it suffices to the layman, however, to musicians that have tirelessly trained their ears through thousand of hours of practice and performances... it just does not cut it.
34:34 Justin Tyson !! what a drum!!
0:00 Needed You Still >
10:47 Been On My Mind (with Amber Navran)
15:33 Glasper solo >
21:13 Final Thought
33:14 How Much A Dollar Cost [Kendrick Lamar]
37:49 Terrace introduces Gallant
38:44 311! (with Gallant)
43:39 Breathe (with Gallant)
48:25 Freeze Tag / Afro Blue (with Gallant)
Robert Glasper - keyboards & vocals
Terrace Martin - keyboards, vocoder & saxophones
Kamasi Washington - saxophone
Burniss Earl Travis II - bass
Justin Tyson - drums
DJ Jahi Sundance - turntables & samples
What a ridiculous amount of talent on this little stage... it's insane!
Facts
Complete display of amazing creativity this band different 🔥🔥💯
Moonchild in the mix, that was an unexpected treat. What a phenomenal group of musicians and set!
Brilliant sons of Coltrane
OMG!!! Kamasi Washington’s solo 🔥🙌🏾😭
amazing channel man, keep it up, you're doing god's work
Thank you! Always more to come!!
funky fresh x4, great grooves, great players play on. #djdougd #Top4 #4E
Great fucking jazz band!!!!! Thanks 4 your Amazing vibes 👍😎
Nice !! Idk how I missed this. I noticed Glasper was there in Blue Note like every day in late Oct-Nov, but one of those had others as well. Thanks for sharing!
My feedback is you guys are great _!_
15:33 keys solo 🎹
Great
Doing it and doing it well💯
Is Yahi Sundance there?
Is he behind Kamasi Washington?
Yup!
Amazing… magic… name of the band please
Dinner Party
Wish I could see which Roland Keyboard that is.
Terrace is playing a VP550
So soulful. Not academical!
Ain't gon lie, Robert is a phenomenal musician and producer, however, he needs to work with better vocalists... no more Bilal, YEEBA, and the lady who sang at the 10:55 mark in this vid. More HER and likes...
Have seen RG approx 10 times in various cities. He constantly work with just to name a few…. Lalah, Ledisi and a host of musicians from everywhere sir. I rarely see him with the same artist. 😎
You’re a hater 🤦🏽♂️ clearly you don’t know Glasper, were you from dude??? he works with everyone in the world.
@@siyabulelaklaasen2136 WTF are you chatting about bro? I clearly said Robert is a phenomenal musician... additionally I'm simply critiquing his choice in vocalists he produces and works with. I've transcribed several of his Jazz centric works... have you? I've listened to his interviews as far back as with Marian McPartland... have you? I've spent over 30 years studying music as a pianist... have you? Name me a vocalist that Robert has worked with lately that can compare with HER (the artist)... can you? BTW... why does it matter where I'm from... such a random and super irrelevant question?🥴
@@wmranson9311 You're not negating my statement if that's what you're attempting to do sir. It's great when Robert works with great vocalist, seeing that he is a great pianist/producer, however, there's no way to dispute the fact that when a musician with great talent includes, in and on a sophisticated project, musicians with subpar talent, the end product usually suffers, as it does not meet the expectations of those with trained ears. Perhaps it suffices to the layman, however, to musicians that have tirelessly trained their ears through thousand of hours of practice and performances... it just does not cut it.
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