Roy is keeping in the long tradition of trumpet players who sang. Cats like Dizzy, and Kenny Dorham and Chet Baker and of course the granddaddy of them all Pops Armstrong. Long live the great jazz trumpet tradition and Brother Hargrove for continuing the lineage. Boppish regards!
Actually I was lucky enough to see Roy about 100 times -- at the Jazz Gallery for a decade, etc. He never gave less than his best, and I saw some shows with this band, or RH, or the classic quartet with Justin, Larry Willis, Gerald Cannon and Willie Jones III that were the kind where you flew up into the air. One night in particular --at the Highline, the Big Band played first, and then RH came on. It lasted about five hours, and I think the fire department had to come put the flames out!! At that gig, Jonathan Baptiste played keys for both bands. Without a single sheet of music. He incited the fire.
This performance by Roy Hargrove is an true picture of his musical gifts. To add he is singing, directing the band and playing his trumpeter. A magical performance. RIP my friend.
Jazz on a summer's day in Washington Square, an absolutely killing band led by the late great (but then oh-so-young) Roy Hargrove--a musician's musician who was somehow always a charismatic audience favorite too. Someone get me a time machine...
I'm just so grieving right now listening to him. RIP Roy. You'll make beautiful music with the angels in heaven. Thank you for giving me pleasure seeing your shows and listening to your great music.
The leaves of brown Came tumbling down, remember In September In the rain The sun went out just like a dying ember That September In the rain To every word of love I heard you whisper The raindrops seemed To play a sweet refrain Though spring is here To me, it's still September Ooh, that September In the rain To every word of love I heard you whisper The raindrops seemed to play a sweet refrain Though spring is here To me it's still September That September In the rain I said that September In the rain
Mr. Hargrove was a brilliant musician. This band just stomps like crazy. I never knew that Mr. Hargrove could sing. Is that the late and great Jerry Gonzalez on congas? Roy and Jerry gone too soon. Rest In Peace, Maestri.
these guys knock me out.this is a big loose swinging jazz outfit steaming along in the style of the master big bands.wat I would give to start again and join these guys oh boy memories.great stuff many thanks.
Oh me too but one lucky boy would've been so smitten with me and my lovin so he would've wrote me a song like Dizzy wrote Loraine oh yes child please! Rest singing jazz man Roy Hargrove
The members have changed a few, but ten years later they got the Grammy Award for Roy Hargrove Big Band, which is the same as the version on the Grammy album. The trumpet section in the Grammy version where Greg Gisbert got the lead is better, but the trumpet section at that time is also great. There I can see Darrent Barrett.
THE OTHER ALTO PLAYER IS JESSE DAVIS A FORCE THE RECKON WITH THE SOLIST ON ALTO IS A PROESSSOR OF MUSIC THINK JULILARD , ALL THE PLAYERS ARE IN THEIR FIFTIES NOW WOW THEY WERE REALLY YOUNG OF COURSE TIME RUNS IN A STRIGHT ARROW
Dear Lord ~ Please explain why you took Roy from us so early when you blessed him w incredible gifts? NOT GIFS. Why did you take him from our planet Earth? We need him back. Like now.
1:24. Sometimes you wonder how or why people take to music? Watch this lady, at a moment of horn-madness, when most would be mouthing, 'Wow!', or 'Woah', or 'Whoop whoop!', this lady casually slips a sweet into her mouth as if she is listening to the most boring public speech she has ever had the pleasure of experiencing.
Here is a portion of New York Times article from 1995 about this performance. www.nytimes.com/1995/08/31/arts/jazz-review-trumpeter-shows-off-surprises.html
Roy is keeping in the long tradition of trumpet players who sang. Cats like Dizzy, and Kenny Dorham and Chet Baker and of course the granddaddy of them all Pops Armstrong. Long live the great jazz trumpet tradition and Brother Hargrove for continuing the lineage. Boppish regards!
Pops Armstrong?
@@mattbuffett5746 Louis "Pops" Armstrong. You ever heard of him?
Where was this concert held?
great observation man
September in the rain will never be the same again!
Kevin Thorbourne you ever hear Frank Sinatra’s version?
This is one of Hargrove's greatest performances ever.
Swiskowski....you are absolutely right....anyone who followed Roy would have to agree.....
Actually I was lucky enough to see Roy about 100 times -- at the Jazz Gallery for a decade, etc.
He never gave less than his best, and I saw some shows with this band, or RH, or the classic quartet with Justin, Larry Willis, Gerald Cannon and Willie Jones III that were the kind where you flew up into the air.
One night in particular --at the Highline, the Big Band played first, and then RH came on. It lasted about five hours, and I think the fire department had to come put the flames out!!
At that gig, Jonathan Baptiste played keys for both bands. Without a single sheet of music. He incited the fire.
I was at this show. Rest in peace, Brotha. Gone to soon...!
with the young Russell Malone as well - where exactly did the show take place?
@@basiefriend Somebody below said "Washington Square Park, NYC"
There's also a link to a review in the Times on this show. Scroll down.
RIP my beloved Brother 😢
This is the first time I'm hearing him sing. I just love him. So sad he's gone.
He's here with us everytime we watch this sis. But, I am sad he's gone also.
This performance by Roy Hargrove is an true picture of his musical gifts. To add he is singing, directing the band and playing his trumpeter. A magical performance. RIP my friend.
Warm Daddy is killin' it. Roy's jazz timing on the vocal is the truth!
Sherman Irby on alto!
RIP Roy....One of the greatest jazz cats that have ever lived on the planet Earth.
Jazz on a summer's day in Washington Square, an absolutely killing band led by the late great (but then oh-so-young) Roy Hargrove--a musician's musician who was somehow always a charismatic audience favorite too. Someone get me a time machine...
How I wish I could bottle all this energy!! This band is so much fun to listen to. Mr. Hargrove, you're terrific.
Roy will never be truly gone. He lives on in all of us, his fans, his listeners. RIP Roy.
Roy Hargrove was an incredible talent. Never heard a phenomenal trumpet player who also sounded like Sassy Vaughan!!! RIP Roy.
The great Sherman Irby playing saxophone alto
Young masters of jazz here. Rhythm section is tight!
Love this version - Roy`s unique jazzy phrasing of the lyrics and of course some really great free spirited trumpet.
the musicianship embodied in his singing is beyond joy. Thanks Roy...
One of the most beautiful thing I've ever heard/seen
I'm just so grieving right now listening to him. RIP Roy. You'll make beautiful music with the angels in heaven. Thank you for giving me pleasure seeing your shows and listening to your great music.
That so beautiful
Roy Hargrove you beautiful human being.
We have all your music this side of paradise, RIP ....well done.
Paul Dance indede!
What a great memory!
The leaves of brown
Came tumbling down, remember
In September
In the rain
The sun went out just like a dying ember
That September
In the rain
To every word of love I heard you whisper
The raindrops seemed
To play a sweet refrain
Though spring is here
To me, it's still September
Ooh, that September
In the rain
To every word of love I heard you whisper
The raindrops seemed to play a sweet refrain
Though spring is here
To me it's still September
That September
In the rain
I said that September
In the rain
Absolutely love this!! Especially Reuben on bass, Sherman on sax. Wow! throwback....Roy love you!!!❤ #Jazz❤
Who's the pianist? He is swinging hard!!
Great solo by Irby!
Nasty alto solo by Sherman Irby.
Look who's playing guitar. It's Russell Malone!
I will remember him as one of my beloved Trumpeters! May the memory of this brilliant Artist live forever!
So talented, pure genius as a vocalist, trumpeter, entertainer, and bandleader. He makes it seem so easy. I loved all of it!
Mr. Hargrove was a brilliant musician. This band just stomps like crazy. I never knew that Mr. Hargrove could sing. Is that the late and great Jerry Gonzalez on congas? Roy and Jerry gone too soon. Rest In Peace, Maestri.
Roy your amazing...wish I was there to sing this great song along with you and your marvelous band keep swinging!
Its lovely to be 🍻 cheered 🍻 😊 by thousands instead of cursed. May Roy rest 🙏 in peace.
Saxman reminds me of the great Earl Bostic! This is great stuff!
That is the great Sherman Irby.
these guys knock me out.this is a big loose swinging jazz outfit steaming along in the style of the master big bands.wat I would give to start again and join these guys oh boy memories.great stuff many thanks.
Black POWER Wonderful . Why don't you play now , you obviously live for music.. :-)
Oh me too but one lucky boy would've been so smitten with me and my lovin so he would've wrote me a song like Dizzy wrote Loraine oh yes child please! Rest singing jazz man Roy Hargrove
What a swinging band and wonderful rendition of September in the Rain.
Remembering walking with Scott Adair down rainy streets of Chicago. Those were nights to remember! 💕🌆💕
This is pure chill mode music
Boy I miss this Giant RIP Roy
God bless to uploaded again
sÓ beautiful... ;) Really!! ,
Amazing performance!
Love the band, horn section is awesome all with the rest as well!
#Exquisite! 🎧🎶
Rest in power, RH! 💯
Hymn
RIP. Roy...
He was only 49 when he left earth....our loss, pray he knew the lord..
Mega talent 🎼🎤.....
roy ton étoile sera toujours la...éternel brother...
In love w this stg
I still can't believe that he is gone. That I would never hear his surprised messages or phone call. 💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏
Oh lord, I never knew he sang. RIP Roy, so upset at you for dying, though.
Love you Roy...RIP
September in the Rain" is a popular song about nostalgia by Harry Warren and Al Dubin, published in 1937
Rest in Peace, Roy..
I am in heaven... goodness.
This is it. 🔥
Take Flight Roy ! 🎶🎵💔
1:29 Vincent Herring (far left of the screen) on tenor, wow!
Location: Washington Square Park, NYC ? If so I was there! Roy Hargrove is awesome! Love his music!
This is fire
See u in other side my hero
Sad departure
RIP MY BROTHER!!!!
Good trumpet player! RIP
Yes, yes, yes.
Rip Roy
This song will never be the same to me after that piano ping-pong phrase at 0:48.
At 25/26 RIP!
Luhvissimo!
Bravi, tutti!
Roy RIP
The members have changed a few, but ten years later they got the Grammy Award for Roy Hargrove Big Band, which is the same as the version on the Grammy album. The trumpet section in the Grammy version where Greg Gisbert got the lead is better, but the trumpet section at that time is also great. There I can see Darrent Barrett.
Bravo
Looks like Reuben Rogers on bass.
❤️
Who's listening in September 2021?
hmm.. guitar - russell malone, bass - reuben rodgers, piano - stephen scott?, drums - karriem riggins. maybe nick payton middle trumpet? not sure
I LOVE THE UP TEMPO VERSIONS OF ROY , SOME ONE LIKES CANNONBALL
In the raaaaaain!
THE OTHER ALTO PLAYER IS JESSE DAVIS A FORCE THE RECKON WITH THE SOLIST ON ALTO IS A PROESSSOR OF MUSIC THINK JULILARD , ALL THE PLAYERS ARE IN THEIR FIFTIES NOW WOW THEY WERE REALLY YOUNG OF COURSE TIME RUNS IN A STRIGHT ARROW
Wow I was born in 95
Illlin ! Oh yeah...
Singing Jazz man.... RIJP
mans got pipes
Dear Lord ~ Please explain why you took Roy from us so early when you blessed him w incredible gifts? NOT GIFS. Why did you take him from our planet Earth? We need him back. Like now.
Is this available in DVD?
Stephen Scott on piano?!
Wow, great singing. Great swing and arrangement. Who's the alto player?
Oh, just read further down in the comments. Somebody says it's Sherman Irby. Nice.
What is the name of the video? Not having any luck finding it.
Is this Roy's arrangement? It's so killing, I need to find it
is that young Ruben Rogers on bass?
😁 😁 👍❤️
Yeees suuupeeeer!! who is the drummer? thank you!!
Qual o nome dessa banda?
who is the alto sax guy, he is great
Sherman Irby!
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎷🎸🥁🎹🎺😎
is that Ruben Rodgers on bass
Yes it most certainly is!
Hi!Arrangement from...?
What is the name of the bass player??
reuben rogers
tschakopeta à
1:24. Sometimes you wonder how or why people take to music? Watch this lady, at a moment of horn-madness, when most would be mouthing, 'Wow!', or 'Woah', or 'Whoop whoop!', this lady casually slips a sweet into her mouth as if she is listening to the most boring public speech she has ever had the pleasure of experiencing.
Who takes the alto solo? Does anybody know?
pretty sure that's Sherman Irby
A young irby!
Here is a portion of New York Times article from 1995 about this performance.
www.nytimes.com/1995/08/31/arts/jazz-review-trumpeter-shows-off-surprises.html
ANOTHER WAY TO SPELL JAZZ,,,HARGROVE !!!
who’s on first trumpet