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@asarielmaradiaga6718

Lol good one

@laurabuitron3385

Jjajjaja funny

@blackblack3928

Today is the first anniversary of Roy Hargrove's death.

I will continue to listen forever.

@elikantor

We lost a musical genius. But his music will never stop being fantastic.

@freddeschamps7709

truly

@tito_pane

let's try to keep other geniuses alive then! ;) we still have sullivan fortner on the piano!

@awoonoreli9829

These guy's are fantastic.

@dillonstephenson1539

Who was the one that died/:

@davideferrari9017

@@dillonstephenson1539 Roy bro

@nickvernardakis3795

The bassist can make a simple bassline sound spectacular. The pianist makes you want to get up and dance. The drummer instills a ton of energy into his playing. And about Roy... no words are needed, really. A simply magnificent performance which captures the very essence of jazz. Every time I'm watching this it feels like it's the first time. RIP Roy.

@user-qk6qy6eo9m

Don't forget Justin Robinson on the sax, it wouldn't feel the same without him ever

@nickvernardakis3795

@@user-qk6qy6eo9m agreed

@noordinm

Agreed

@AudreyHallPresents

@NickVernardakis Agreed 100% It's my first time, but it certainly won't be my last! RIEP MrHargrove.

@prattman69

Man cat you said it. Whhoooo. #Cory Wong would call this a banger.

@yma4252

Roy Hargroveのファッションかっこよすぎ。

@BigPapaMitchell

what a legendary bass player

@harrydickhuntlebun9210

You are like the only one who noticed nice

@keitheklein

Ameen saleem!

@GeoCoppens

Really???????? Nice at best if you know great bassplayers!

@maxgang

it's jazz, folks. variations permitted. catch them again for another except now, sadly, no Roy RIP

@teathetrumpoet

Watch this great interview of Olivier Theurillat who was greatly influenced by Wynton Marsallis to switch to Jazz, he talks about his career and the impact that Wynton had on his music....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy9xUBlpz6w

@Calvin1985

Yes. Thank you. People are allowed to have different renditions. Pay no attention to the Jazz Police in this comments section.

@andemand5172

Did the bassist adjust his playing so it fitted with the audience's off beat clapping?

@bondjam8

nah. the drum brought them back in time

@elianenicole1008

😂

@p0p525

it's sad how no one understands he improvised a syncopation since the audience is off beat,,,,
I actually love that mistake,,, it made it better :o)

@MrGreenAKAguci00

He played his cards best he could.

@p0p525

@@MrGreenAKAguci00 yup-

@gabethebabe8187

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@Vospi

what "offbeat" are people talking about, it's obviously just shifted to create the groove. you can tell by how seamlessly it goes into the full arrangement in the end of the solo. I thought it was cool and I can definitely sense the beat he was "talking" about.

@MONICA-xl8tw

They adjusted to Mr.Hargrove also...I totally agree with you also. Loved him...

@realtimeant

Piano player was SMACKIN

@kabalayouri419

sullivan fortner bro !

@alansturm1947

Sullivan Fortner

He has to be one of my all time favorite pianists, and I just met him 8 minutes ago.

@Starlightskipper

Lucky you😀

@ThePublicHealthHeaux

That’s @SullivanFortner !

@auroussetpe

Saw him with Cécile McLorin Salvant and her band last year. Pure beast...!!!

@Muzikman127

God damn that 2007 recording deleted again?? FFS I NEED IT

@zachdnl2865

Same !

@EastoftheJordan

yeah where is it!

@miguelgaviria098

X3

@tomigoodall

its necessary for our well being goddamnit

@zachdnl2865

https://youtu.be/kbNlVnSrahI I found the 2007 version (just audio, no video) !!

@jorgelopez3896

The pianist got the WAVEEEEEEES! Mad lad.

@megaanderson97

that piano solo was the greatest simply because he had to fight through the crowds out of time clapping and he still killed it on some level

@GregMadman

He was not fighting with the crowd, just playing with it, making syncopated rythms that made the crowd and him make great polyrythm

@cd-zw2tt

they were not playing out of time

@majoreraser9125

@@cd-zw2tti think he meant offbeat

@CoolHippy

at first I thought the pianist was just being pretentious ... then the solo came and it had a pretty thelonious monk-esque sound so mad props

@itmsjim

My friend, the great drummer and Ed Thigpen, said once that whatever a musician played up on stage, it was their gig. So pretentious or not, it's not for us to judge. I wasn't a huge fan of that solo but that's not my flavor. It was obviously yours, so that's another reason why people should never judge the playing of anyone in jazz.

@blue47er

His name is Sullivan Fortner and his is a talent to be reckoned with. 74 thumbs-up has to say something, surely?

@420Effect

But I garuntee you he is bit pretentious, it's like a reverse psychology thing lol jazz musicians have every right to be jaded given the current state popular music lmao

@omfuller

Sullivan is the man!

@tito_pane

@@itmsjim also we're here commenting and he was there playing lol

@urfat2872

bass player: epic bass line
trumpet player: combos w/ sax
sax player: combos w/ trumpet
drum player: epic beats





piano player: SMACKETY SLAP SLAP

@markredankite

To be honest..., i could do without the DAMN CLAPPING of the audience ! :( The quintet is amazing as always

@rillloudmother

he was f'n with them during the piano solo, as it should be.

@tdb517

I agree, but audience started clapping because the key player told them to. 1:42 .

@MrQmason

Roy, you got to live your dream as a trumpet player.... many have dreams and never get to fulfill them..... I'm glad that while you was here for the short time that it was that you got to live out your dream as a musician....... and made a mark in the history of jazz just as strong as John Coltrane , Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie , Joe Sample, George Duke, Horace Silver and a host of others just too numerous to mention... thanks for the memories brother.......

@brandons348

The exact thought I just had while listening to this.. I hope he enjoyed it. I don't think my dreams of being a pro are very likely to come true at this point but I can always look to people like Roy for inspiration. RIP to a genius

@janezblond5335

I completely agree! Fantastic superhit, one of a greatest jazz standards. Candy's Dulfer version has > 6M lookups. Greetings from Slovenia. Also listen Sounds of Slovenia (etno music).

@MsMuhanji

Yes . I just recentky got into Roy . Im encoursged that i got into his work

@theaquarianspace

Watched this video too many times to count and each time I hear something new. I am completely heart broken on hearing the news of Roy Hargrove's passing. Rest in power Mr. Hargrove.

@harrydickhuntlebun9210

Same

@otaviobarbosa5902

Today I’ve sleep early 10:00 PM
Me at 3:30 AM:

@abedzilla

that drum sound

@Dszedlak

FKN KNOW RIGHT ASDASFDSFSADFSDF I WANT

@Demetrius3434

abedzilla m

@dave1575

i think the drummer is also better than in this ! versionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxeb0cwjE8U&t=0s

@1oag

@@dave1575 I AGREE, he really was on the dime on each hit...:-))

@thevano1985

2:10 love it ))))

@rosaray6618

I'm in tears!!! The best of the best. Rest easy, Roy!

@teefoster5831

I'm crying right now

@MrQmason

RIP Roy Hargrove...... awesome talent.... you gonna be missed

@exostretch7991

Band Teacher: Ok so u gotta hold ur trumpet up or it's bad and professionals don't do that
Professionals: 1:07

@jesusnajera3527

There's a pattern that when you become a professional at anything you can start to break the rules without consequence lol

@BlackCulturalPreservation2023

Pros break rules and etiquette all the time. 👀😯❤️

@Jae77

Which ever works for you. Holding the trumpet up is usually a good idea, as it allows better air flow. If you look at the first version of this song he has his trumpet held up. Perhaps he's going for a sort of "chill and relax" feel, or maybe he has a medical condition. you never know.

@leonscott543

Learn the rules so you can break them more effectively. That's art

@Aruesx

In jazz musicians are always trying to find new ways to achieve a strange sound and just go with it. Dizzy Gillespie flipped jazz on its side with a trumpet that had a bell bent upwards after someone accidentally broke it. He played it and a unique sound came out and he fell in love with it and had a custom trumpet made with the bell curved up.

@YoManSan

5:00 he signals twice to the audience to stop clapping. They carry on clapping offbeat... Oof moment.

@sidneystofile7094

its a different arrangement, different musicians, stop comparing .

@Calvin1985

Amen. Music is an art, not a science. People are permitted to have different versions. Don’t listen to the Jazz Police in this comment section.

@sluket1513

Already becoming a modern standard

@benjamindady4366

Already becoming a classic standard!!

@roadto300kusdbtc7

Those claps were the cringiest people bro

@albertoguerrero3659

Roy Hargrove and Joshua Redman we’re both recipients of the National Association of Jazz fellowship. I saw them both play fresh out of high school. Great players.

@pmk5507

Magic Piano. Very interesting approach. Powerfull soulful Roy

@theguitarsosa

That was brutal in the bridge the audience was so out but then he modulates the piano solo rhythm to fit the crowd and that's why these guys are some of the best in the world.

@trumpetsuazo

Wow they played that with a ton of energy

@andrewtrautmann180

if you want to see energy watch the recording from 05

@sickowhale6861

The snare sound has power energy

@nate_kang

3:00 Roy legit was just like “aight im boutta head out” 💀💀

@てふてふ-f4r

リズムややこしすぎてお客さんが全くついていけてない笑

@しろうさぎ-f8h

思ったw

@overtime6696

Percussion overpowers the group in my view, but, to each his own.

@SonofStLouis

That piano player earned his check for fighting the crowd’s clapping

@kimjongunis137

Hey you notice that the musicians are encouraging the audience to get involved? and then they play with them, introducing their own elements of syncopation to the groove that he audience has built up? It's almost like they're professional entertainers who want interaction when playing a musical style that has interaction as one of its core tenets. Huh, crazy. Now stop complaining about it in the comments, you trogs.

@troys8709

I just love how the drummer was mocking the audience after the piano solo

@lllPNTlll

"I always listen to blues. After watching this, I find a very sharp line in jazz distinguishing its important unheard notes and melodies between jazz and blues. beautiful!!" - random guy who didnt studied music..

@shiroumatanuskaoldtown5208

出川サン

@timchapman5567

It's a truly great composition; but this version is far surpassed by the 2007 New Morning Club, Paris performance, which is probably as close to jazz perfection as you can get.

@edgarbarrios6597

Has anyone noticed how the pianist and the drummer start playing with the strong beat in 6:16 xd they look so happy and then the bassist looks at them like dis dudes...

@ciii9514

These boyz inspired lola amour

@isaachughes8130

You had me at the first snare hit. Dang that drummer sounds good.

@MegaBackingTracks

Rename with : Sullivan Fortner playing Strasbourg St Denis

@ClubedoDisco

tem brasileiro por aquiiii ? ..... que som maravilhoso , fora o estilo e a elegancia de todos , som de primeira vou fazer uma indicação no meu canal esse som é bom demais

a wonderful sound, apart from everyone's style and elegance, first class sound I'm going to make an indication on my channel this sound is too good

@bolotazZzdastapioca

Claro que tem kkkj 🇧🇷❤

@marlon7826

Opa!

@Calvin1985

The Jazz Police are all over this one 🙄

@最近眠い人

ごめんなさい











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@killerclownfrommars

最近眠い人 hahaha right?!

@のぶ-h6r

よかったです。同じこと考えてる人がいて安心しました。

@bsos6839

rip. gone way too fucking soon

@professorcensored3647

That piano run at 3:18 was sublime

@marlae.hutchinson292

Yassss!

@bradbutler7911

Hell yeah my guy WAS practicing Santeria!!

@Studio51media

ha ha this is SO cool! IS THAT MY OLD FRIEND Quincy Phillips Playing the drums?? [who BTW is an awesome human being! and a BEAST on more than just the Drums also...]

@choppy69lad17

that piano player has some Monk in him!!!!

@GregMadman

More melodious

Edit : Monk's rythms and fat bass drops, but almost Eromm Garner's chords :)

@allocca7

Art Tatum, not Monk (in this version anyway)...

@cmvb

As every jazz piano players hehe

@andygjata

Yeah man, you should check his rendition of I mean you

@powerpc127

5:40 The drummer looks like he's thinking 'How the fuck am I supposed to come back in?' Then the pianist just starts playing the head and gives him the cue. Awesome.

@benmaddox5777

The drummer isn’t lost if that’s what you mean. As far as confusing rhythms go that solo was pretty easy to follow along. And he’s was still marking out the changes.

@kyukyu8195

This piece was so good when he was alive after he passed away it's still amazing and I still listening this piece everyday but it sounds sometimes so sad..

@dragontechstudios7275

Teachers: Professionals don't talk during a performance
Professionals: 1:37

@Calvin1985

And he said "oh shit" lol

@syn707

The word ‘genius’ gets thrown round a lot, but how else do you describe this? No other word fits!

@flupedose

Saw him play at Smalls New York a couple of weeks before he passed. What a treat and legend.

@frankgyeabour359

That chemistry 👌🏿👌🏿

@romanieo

JAZZ meets The Avengers. The Drummer (Quincy) tells The Pianist (Sullivan) to turn into The HULK. At first, he doesn't want to, then He has NO CHOICE! HULK SMASH EXPECTATIONS!!! JAZZ FEELS G0OD.

@BambooOnFire

Every week I come back to this video.... thank you Roy for introducing me to this wonderful world called Jazz.

@lioneldarius

Attitude atroce, musique atroce. Une honte.

@_JTK_808

This is legit the first time a solo brought me a tear. Im talking abt the piano solo. Amazing how even the audience couldnt keep up. I need lessons from him.

@groove1722

Had no idea Roy passed!! What an awesome inspiring player. This band sounded great.

@mb5030

RIP Roy. Your beautiful tunes live on.

@quinnrehkemper1213

just 5 dudes chilling making amazing music. Dig it!

@たろうあいうあ

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@brendanvick1971

exactly!

@Nakayubi_hokuro

同じこと思ってる人がいた笑笑

@maexmaestermann471

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

@Humanity2102

I was blessed to have first seen Roy on the North Sea Jazz Cruise in 2007. He performed with his group and Marcus Miller (the host) on the ship. Roy blow the house down at the Ahoy Center in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The venue had a full house. It was interesting because in Europe, young folk are really into jazz. Since that time I've heard him on the West Coast, DC and New York. I never got tired of listening to Roy. He was a giant. RIP!

@Omatla-C0ncepts

This one deserves to be in vynal format 🌈🎊🎉🌊🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾

@banggoon77

That contrabass beats my heart ♥️

@michelesimms-burton208

No matter how Roy changes up this song, Justin follows, fills in, brings the melody forward. They truly were a remarkable pair, more like brothers than band mates.

@esquibelle

Roy was a regal roi. Miss him so much <3

@timchapman5567

Clayton's playing on the 2007 Paris performance is definitive.

@kingofsludge7262

Goodnight Roy. I hope you’re singing out over the clouds with the rest of the greats.

@tonyferra2134

When the piano and the drum come together at 6:13 after the piano solo you truly understand how bad the crowd was fucking up 😂

@TheMusicalEmpress

The greats always seem to die too young. Rest well Roy. Your legacy is in tact

@alphieguess8218

Standing outside of Tower Records near Juilliard, I was blessed to meet this man before "The Roy Hargrove" arrived and my good friend Tichina Vaughn told me, hey you would not believe he has two records in there. He was the nicest young man, not pretentious, but humble. He was in a valley time, but truly blessed. God needed him more than us, but I will miss him! R.I.P. Roy. Play for Jesus and our Lord. He will say you are one of my best creations.

@celsomatoso7335

The closest one from Miles, that I ever heard! Unfortunately he had passed away too early..RIP

@marvinhagler4721

TRUTH

@OdgeBrown

Piano player is outright telling the audience to stop clapping off beat during the solo and they just continue 💀😂. Everyone on stage straight killed this 🔥

@beeshor1

This was the extra-hip version. Lots of attitude in here!

@brentlirafabellon7979

dito pala inspired intro ng fallen ng lola amour 2:24

@steffilbrak

What is with the clapping it's so off beat !

@Careezala

stephanie braxton I don’t really find it off beat, I’m pretty sure their clapping on 2 and 4

@Dubsys

They're so off beat even the pianist is put off by it

@chuckciao1

Agree totally! In fact, I’m totally repulsed by audience clapping during a performance! I don’t go to jazz concerts to hear fans clapping, especially off beat!

@p0p525

it's an accidental syncopation xoD
improvising a syncopation like that on the clapping is
pure genius actually,,,
the principal is pretty much playing INBETWEEN the beats

@jinlee2709

you a dummy

@moistpeanut5986

To be fair, they just started tripping the audience out on purpose as soon as they heard that they cant keep the beats.

@tadiwamafuma1915

5:42 to 5:53 literally made my knees weak!!!

@raymcmahan5080

I don't know why, but it made me tear up slightly but in a happy way.

I can't place the melody at 5:42 yet it sounds so familiar. Is that ripped from another song?

@이수영-g7w7k

한국인 없나요..?

@夜小白-p1x

3:36 the block chords are so beautiful!

@uncenteredsnare1005

夜小白 best comment lol

@michaelhoward7009

Awfully hard to play this- with a different approach-when the original was: perfect. RIP Roy. Ty for so much joy.

@joemcfatter1170

Roy, another Dallas legend.  My late wife, Shirley McFatter, jazz diva, introduced him out of Booker T Washington HS (photo on my channel Joe McFatter). Roy is a very humble, straight ahead cat, had a brief chance to meet him some years ago after fame set in.

@richardellison7507

Joe, I attended Roy Hargrove's introduction at the State Fair Music Hall in Dallas. And, Jon Faddis was there to add support. It was a great way to start a career.
I'm also sorry to see that your wife Shirley McFatter passed away. She was truly a jazz diva.
Richard E., trumpet and bass.

@mamon7125

Are they set up with any metronomes? I find it pretty sutil the way that roy starts the sound banging his head a little and the bass player starts within roy's head tempo.

@shebehot1

🖤🙏🏼🖤R.I.P Nov 3, 2018 👑

@Jakeypoo05

He will be remembered and missed

@gustafsterne343

The pride of the pianist is beyond me. You are playing with great musicians. And you insult them! Why are you playing your solo? is it for you, or the song? Solo is great. But i must know why!

@haroldevans1844

Not as swinging as the Paris concert which is one my favorite live performances

@eugeniogallea9099

Agree

@jinlee2709

@@eugeniogallea9099 this song is written in straight eighths dummy

@1000jamesk

@@jinlee2709 People say 'swing' to refer to syncopation and groove as well. No need to act like an arrogant jerk.

@jinlee2709

@@1000jamesk thats exactly what im referring to

@timchapman5567

The Paris performance is superior.

@danialanis4105

goddaaamn

@HazenLewis

Sullivan’s solo is always playing in the back of my head

@HM55-77

Came for Hargrove, but stayed for Fortner !

@azbeesay

Слишком издалека начинают, неинтересно слушать вступление так долго.

@tomwhaley3335

The two horn harmony with the sax going down chromatically at 2:50 made me shed ONE righteous tear 😢

@MangoSlade.

Would have to get rid of the piano player!!

@swhiser1764

Whatever Fortner was doing on piano, his playing is joyous and brought the Qt out of their funk. Beautiful music.

@ceddagr8

My Dopeness meter was running low, so I've come back for a fill-up! 🎉😂