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Thank you Gary for all the decades of truly beautiful music!❤❤❤

Danke, Mann! Ein wirklich schönes memoriam!

Elegant

😭💔😭

I listen to this over and over! Thanks.

We miss you Gary

Wonderful tribute to Gary. Thank you.

Beautifully done. Thank you.

The Ballad of the Sad Young Men - Jarrett, Peacock, DeJohnette

What a beautiful tune, performance and a fitting Tribute Poignant..

...én ,,,,újra megkönnyeztem ezt ,,, Köszönet " A Jarrett Trionak,,,,,....✌

Surely one of the most melodic, inventive, soulful and deeply passionate bass players of all time. Great solo.

Un grande, un genio. Dejó su música, su legado. Cuánta tristeza cundo alguien tan valioso ya no está. Lindo homenaje. Gracias ECM

Thankyou kj ......

People who spread happiness should never die.

This is so deep!

Gary Peacock RIP.

❤Thank you Keith

Gary Peacock (R.I.P.)

Thanks for posting this. I come back to it over and over.

❤

Thanks for this video...and what a beautiful tune to showcase Gary's playing. This is jazz at its best.

What a great master of music and life

Is this rendition from the album "ALTERNATIVE FOX - KEITH JARRETT TRIO: Berwaldhallen, Stockholm October 3, 1989"? There is much more space in this version than in "Tribute". I love this version. Unfortunately, I don't know any CD it's on... :(

Where does the music come from

what is the name of the first piece?

R.I.P❤

Brava! Ma per dare il senso ritmico devo "staccare", non eseguire tutto legato, si perde il significato musicale del pezzo! I primi due accordi , parlo della base, non sono perfetti!

I have never forgotten. It was in February 1964 at the Jazz Workshop in San Francisco. The band was Miles Davis without Miles (his autobiography explains why he wasn't there). It was a quartet with Tony Williams on drums, Herbie Hancock on piano and Gary Peacock on bass. I can still remember the expression of absolute incredulity on Herbie's face during Gary's solo. Until that time no bass player other than Scott LaFaro had played with such speed and finesse. And now there was Gary Peacock, taking over where Scott had left off. Since then, many bass players have learned to play fast using that right hand two finder technique. But only two of them combined it with such a marvelous countermelodic touch - Scott La Faro and Gary Peacock.

Well said. Keith Jarrett's music has been my companion since 1968, I have been to five live concerts of Keith, solo and with Gary Peacock (R.I.P.) and Jack de Johnette. Difficult to imagine my life without his music.

Hounarable..........

This performance is so beautiful. As far as taking my breath away... what is the title of this music?

merci Leonardo ! nice song !

Which song is it ?

Please ! Compose me a New Jazz Standard titeled "I Remember Peacock" for this Greatest Bassist.

I love,

Beautiful. Thank's.

👏👏👏👏👏🙏💐

Splendid pictures. Thank you

Son of a double bassist. GP timbre and chords just anchored the bottom. It is said you can tell a spirit of a person through the music. What a bright aura he left us to see. It would have been very fitting to have disclosed the name of the song used in this fantastic tribute!

So sad to have to lose another icon..he may be gone but he will live on in his music and his genius 🙏. RIP GARY PEACOCK 🦚 🙏.

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS FIRST TUNE AND WHO WROTE IT !!!! come on !!!

whats the NAME OF THIS TUNE AND WHO WROTE IT PLEASE !!!

incredible player.I always looked up to him as a fellow string bass player. RIP Gary

Beautiful video. May his soul rest in peace

one of the greatest Artists of the century. god bless you, keith !

Wonderful!

❤

Beautiful memories of a great musician. I didn't know Gary, but I as I watch him make music, I think he must have been a great guy to hang with. The Trio with Keith and Jack is unsurpassed.

Just in case, this song is called "Ballad of Sad Young Men" recorded when he was playing in the Keith Jarrett Trio