Rest in peace Chick. I have been watching this concert compulsively the last few days and just heard that he passed. Rest in peace to a true creative giant.
Its a shame we are mortal. If one man deserved immortality, if only because of the seemingly bottomless well of his creativity, it was Chick. For me he stands right alongside the other giants on the musical mount rushmore. Miles, Monk, Bird, Mozart....Prince....whoever you have on yours, Chick is there as well. Its a shame no one lives forever, but Chick will have musical immortality. We will still be listening to this 1000 years from now. imo
Jazz is such a spiritual thing. There have been so many great piano trios and this is one of the best. I always feel elevated spiritually when listening to this quality of musicianship.
Like a kid rips open a Christmas present wrapped in Scarbo, pulls out a Green Dolphin Street fire engine, takes it down the street 80 mph, wakes up the entire neighborhood, and laughs. So great. RIP Mr Corea.
Chick pretty much just gives the middle finger to the melody here, and does whatever he wants, and he does it so well, you wouldn't even think it's green dolphin street, but just another great song
Mind-blowing blowing over Green Dolphin Street changes. Chick must have listened to a lot of McCoy Tyner the night before. Chick doesn't like to play the melody much. But that's ok, because the majority of his listeners are pro musicians or at least well educated listeners. Incredible music, and fantastic musicians. Bravo!
without McCoy I think one evening befor would not have enough LOL!(Good Remark of you) this sound in my ears as at least one year of har practice...other wise this kind of level would be impossible
Chick not only was a brilliant soloist, when it came time for the bassist to solo chick did not abandon him. So many bassists [like myself] got abandoned when soloing [the pianist and drummer] would just stop. I had to clear up that little one by saying, I will stop playing when you solo and on more than one occasion had to do it to cure that habit. Chick always keeps the thing flowing... If only I could have been bassist in a band with Dave W. Great drummer... The guys I was always paired to made for poor metronomes.
Oh my gosh, someone I relate to! Why do pianists think it's great to just stop playing during a bass solo, it's one of the most infuriating things...next to a pianist who thinks they need to play the bass line double octave...
@@karlrovey The pianists all think they are Bill Evans. Having been in a few trio's I was never treated to that kinda piano talent. No, I was not LeFaro or even Tooch... No, but even they needed a marker or two. Brotherly love from Australia...
Your awesome heavy bass player along with that blessed handsome drummer David Weckl has blessed you Bro. Chick. You could not ask for any better musicians to honor you by being in you blessed band man. Awesome musicians.
This trio is an example of perfection , a peak unlikely ever to be repeated. They do not play and record as they did , That is why the magic and mystery is alive.
@Ian Roberts Totally agree. This is so straightforward and yet so independently creative along the line in so many details. It's hard to believe it happened
Better than Jarrett? Very different from Jarrett. This is aggressive and it its way, amazing. But still heavy on the showboating. Which comes down to a matter of taste, the musicians', not the listener's. While I enjoyed it, I won't be back soon. Jarrett has technique and is secure in his prowess. I don't need chops rammed down my throat. Maybe they could relax a bit.
A fantastic performance. RIP Chick, you will be missed. Please note that On Green Dolphin Street was composed by Kaper and Washington in 1947, not by Miles Davis!
Um ok. But jazz is diff. U credit the song to the VERSION composer/performers. Kinda like folk music. U don’t know who wrote what, but you know who did the versions u like.
@@flyingdics1 bruh. Think of the thousands and thousands of jazz songs. How many do you know the songwriter, or arranger or the composer for? Less than 10%. But we all know the versions as played by the performers we like.
@@newagain9964 that isn't the case, we credit performers for performances but if we can, we always credit the writer there's a reason that "all the things you are" is jerome kern and not dizzy gillespie
Chick, you have always been one of my favorite jazz musicians. I am still sorry that I pissed you off in the late 80's in Santa Fe. You are the best, Paul
What a legend and a legacy he has left! RIP Chic. He was always on another ethereal plane of inspiration,interpretation and now playing on an even higher plane of existence. Between him and many others that have graduated from this earthly tabernacle, they have taught me that music is infinite, and that their style is one of a kind, like your fingerprints and personality. There will never be another Chic Corea, Oscar Peterson, Count Basie,and many others who made a difference in the music world. The right people in the right place at the right time. They will all be missed....
Someone was saying this was "better than the Keith Jarrett Trio." The Jarrett group is like a nice warm bath. This is more like a Karen Silkwood/Kerr McGee shower. It's a matter of taste, the musicians', that is, not the listener's.
Seen them couple years later at a small club , cross street just off Hollywood Blvd. Front row center. My friend could have reached out and played upper register
It's the way he amplifies his double bass... It sounds like a piezo pickup (Brands like David Gage, Fishman...). During the eighties and the nineties that was very used !
It's all in piezo pickups and poor amplification. Pickups physically aren't able to capture the true sound of an upright bass, mostly just the sound of the strings. An upright is definitely not supposed to sound like a fretless electric bass, but most upright bass pickups have that sound and the way you eq an amp can make it better or worse. Patituccis tone is amazing when he's not going through a system like this though
Probably the best modern jazz song interpretation in the last 30 years......just devastating........a monumental loss.....RIP Chick.......
Indeed!!!
Indeed! However, we always have Spain.
no it's 37.4
Was one of my favourite things to play. Every time we did it. it was different. Great song for jammin...
From Nicaragua. We feel his lost.
Rest in peace Chick.
I have been watching this concert compulsively the last few days and just heard that he passed. Rest in peace to a true creative giant.
i did not know as well. OMG sad too learn of this
Its a shame we are mortal. If one man deserved immortality, if only because of the seemingly bottomless well of his creativity, it was Chick. For me he stands right alongside the other giants on the musical mount rushmore. Miles, Monk, Bird, Mozart....Prince....whoever you have on yours, Chick is there as well. Its a shame no one lives forever, but Chick will have musical immortality. We will still be listening to this 1000 years from now. imo
Jazz is such a spiritual thing. There have been so many great piano trios and this is one of the best. I always feel elevated spiritually when listening to this quality of musicianship.
Like a kid rips open a Christmas present wrapped in Scarbo, pulls out a Green Dolphin Street fire engine, takes it down the street 80 mph, wakes up the entire neighborhood, and laughs.
So great. RIP Mr Corea.
Great description!
Speechless, amazing piano tone.
The intonation on the Bass is amazing .
The way Weckle's toms are mic'd is an interesting stereo split
One of the great modern pianists.
RIP Chick.
This is the greatest jazz trio of all times. Weckl and Patitucci are amazing and Chic is legendary.
Weckl and Patitucci are legendary too
Fantastic is the only word for this awesome 😎
This is the one of the greatest Jazz Trio's to ever exist. Thank you Chick for making it happen.
My most favorite 'On Green Dolphin St!!!' This trio is nothing but a legend!
Thanks for the many hours of music Chick, rip
Chick pretty much just gives the middle finger to the melody here, and does whatever he wants, and he does it so well, you wouldn't even think it's green dolphin street, but just another great song
it's all about the morphology of the changes. I heard the melody in my mind all the way through. magick.
Only one Chick.......through his music, he still lives.
Even in acoustic trio, it sounds fusion👍
Well Wackl is Wackl and Korea drops so much chromatics and fifths it's inevitable
its their sound
@@FatManLaughing hahaha I've never seen it spelt that way. Epic
Isaac Temple They named two whole countries after him and one after one of his compositions
weckl=fusion
Gorgeous version from Chick and trio. Beautiful intro...r.i.p. Brotherman.
3 great musicians !
Oh my God!!! This is fantastic.
JUST AWESOME CONCEPT, TECHNIQUE, EXECUTION, and INSPIRATION!!!!!
Amazing bass solo! Super lyrical and full of creativity. And finally a sound engineer who gives the bass the volume it deserves!
Mind-blowing blowing over Green Dolphin Street changes. Chick must have listened to a lot of McCoy Tyner the night before. Chick doesn't like to play the melody much. But that's ok, because the majority of his listeners are pro musicians or at least well educated listeners. Incredible music, and fantastic musicians. Bravo!
without McCoy I think one evening befor would not have enough LOL!(Good Remark of you) this sound in my ears as at least one year of har practice...other wise this kind of level would be impossible
Yes, totally agree, there are the same smoking pentatonics.
i didnt hear any mccoy tyner albums. where should i start from?
@@ivolime THE REAL McCOY may be a good place to start.
Another level.
Weckl is such a marvel.
Studying and analyzing your music to this day maestro. RIP
Chick not only was a brilliant soloist, when it came time for the bassist to solo chick did not abandon him.
So many bassists [like myself] got abandoned when soloing [the pianist and drummer] would just stop. I had to clear up that little one by saying, I will stop playing when you solo and on more than one occasion had to do it to cure that habit.
Chick always keeps the thing flowing...
If only I could have been bassist in a band with Dave W. Great drummer... The guys I was always paired to made for poor metronomes.
Oh my gosh, someone I relate to! Why do pianists think it's great to just stop playing during a bass solo, it's one of the most infuriating things...next to a pianist who thinks they need to play the bass line double octave...
It's one thing to drop a rhythm instrument for a chorus or two to change the texture, but don't completely abandon the soloist.
@@karlrovey The pianists all think they are Bill Evans. Having been in a few trio's I was never treated to that kinda piano talent.
No, I was not LeFaro or even Tooch...
No, but even they needed a marker or two.
Brotherly love from Australia...
Your awesome heavy bass player along with that blessed handsome drummer David Weckl has blessed you Bro. Chick. You could not ask for any better musicians to honor you by being in you blessed band man. Awesome musicians.
remnants of RTF of the 70's and 80's, improvisational creativity unsurpassed
This trio is an example of perfection , a peak unlikely ever to be repeated. They do not play and record as they did , That is why the magic and mystery is alive.
Better than the Keith Jarrett trio?
@@retrogamerdave362 yes better than keith jarret trio (piano/bass/drums/moans)
@Ian Roberts Totally agree. This is so straightforward and yet so independently creative along the line in so many details. It's hard to believe it happened
Better than Jarrett? Very different from Jarrett. This is aggressive and it its way, amazing. But still heavy on the showboating. Which comes down to a matter of taste, the musicians', not the listener's. While I enjoyed it, I won't be back soon. Jarrett has technique and is secure in his prowess. I don't need chops rammed down my throat. Maybe they could relax a bit.
@@johnsluggett1822 Ok, bye bye
Wow, they were really digging in on this one.
Magnificent modern performance! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Just on another level!
Rest in Power....Romantic Warrior, genius of modern music
Stupendo trio.
Beautiful!
Un trio magico ❤️❤️❤️
Mind blowing...wow!
A fantastic performance. RIP Chick, you will be missed. Please note that On Green Dolphin Street was composed by Kaper and Washington in 1947, not by Miles Davis!
True, Miles just made it way hotter !!!
Um ok. But jazz is diff. U credit the song to the VERSION composer/performers. Kinda like folk music. U don’t know who wrote what, but you know who did the versions u like.
@@newagain9964 Nope. In jazz, you always credit the composer if you know them, and we know who wrote this one.
@@flyingdics1 bruh. Think of the thousands and thousands of jazz songs. How many do you know the songwriter, or arranger or the composer for? Less than 10%. But we all know the versions as played by the performers we like.
@@newagain9964 that isn't the case, we credit performers for performances but if we can, we always credit the writer there's a reason that "all the things you are" is jerome kern and not dizzy gillespie
A real Masterpiece from a genious
whats a genious?
@@hansdumbf7608 A genious is a genius that's so awe-inspiring that your mouth forms a perfect circle halfway through saying the word.
We all mis you Chick Corea 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 r.i.p.
an all-time great trio
Man Patitucci can seriously make that thing scat.
omg when he plays piano its literally just pressure its incredible
These guys have played before.
TREMENDOUS!
Super 👍👍🌹
Awesome
Brilliant!
Munich ! Certains ont eu de la chance !
En av våra stora tenorister som tyvärr lämnat oss alltför tidigt in action. Salig i åminnelse!
Chick, you have always been one of my favorite jazz musicians. I am still sorry that I pissed you off in the late 80's in Santa Fe. You are the best, Paul
Now I'm curious what Buffington did.
What done happened
Buff, you gotta tell us.
merci pour ce partage. Merveilleux trio.
Mind boggling virtuosity all around.
beautiful camera work
自由自在、まさに自由自在...しかも個のグルーブ感... ノリノリでいいね！
What can one say but..............wow?
What a legend and a legacy he has left! RIP Chic. He was always on another ethereal plane of inspiration,interpretation and now playing on an even higher plane of existence. Between him and many others that have graduated from this earthly tabernacle, they have taught me that music is infinite, and that their style is one of a kind, like your fingerprints and personality. There will never be another Chic Corea, Oscar Peterson, Count Basie,and many others who made a difference in the music world. The right people in the right place at the right time. They will all be missed....
He owes a lot to Debussy and Ravel something I'm confident he would have acknowledged.
Amazing
Awesome 👍
akoustic band, one of my favs
BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO
A pele e os ossos são transitórios......
A vida verdadeira e magnífica não pode ser consumida mas apenas transformada ❤
Someone was saying this was "better than the Keith Jarrett Trio." The Jarrett group is like a nice warm bath. This is more like a Karen Silkwood/Kerr McGee shower. It's a matter of taste, the musicians', that is, not the listener's.
Fantastico, versione stupenda tutti grandi!!!!
Amazing version of green dolphin. Probably the best version I’ve seen
you should listen to the rhodes improvisation by jazzijazzful
Enjoy Keith Jarrett's...
Yes problably
Why not!!!😊
always come back to Chicks piano
Yess
I would love to see someone transcribe this
キレッキレですね。
Excelente versión ésta
Le compositeur de cette belle mélodie était le polonais Bronisław Kaper et donc pas du tout Miles Davis :-(
Devastated by his loss. I'm still feeling it. 😢♥️🙏
C O R E A L E G E N D 🎹🔥
Seen them couple years later at a small club , cross street just off Hollywood Blvd. Front row center. My friend could have reached out and played upper register
Un génie
Pre mňa vrchol
Muziky. Boch Vás miluje. Aj ja.
What a virtuosity.
Damn. That piano intro sounds like a waterfall.
Ora forse ho capito perché non è per tutti ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎵
🔥🔥🔥
This escalated quickly
💕🙌🏾
JP sounds like Eddie Gomez here. Great playing all-round.
Chick is the best . . .
Like the late great Bill Evans, Chick Corea music is beyond great. He is a true Master
I was just thinking that!
Was this Dave Weckl's very best period?
By far
5:36 amazing
🙏🙏🙏❤️❗️
In loving memory of Chick Corea. 9.02.2021. R.I.P.
😃⤴️♥️😊
R. I.P. Chick corea 🙏😪😔
R I P Chick
Dang! How much noise can three people make??!?? ;-)
It's Bronislaw Kaper who created that song and not Miles Davis, as it is written in the title :)
Exactly, the song is composed by Polish composer Bronisław Kaper!
@@sawomirmanikowski6742 And lyrics by Ned Washington - it was written for a movie. But Miles put the piece on the list of jazz standards.
@@sawomirmanikowski6742 true it is the name of a movie Lans Turner starred
Took a standard and made a heap of work alluding to it.
Is zo'n abonnement dan duur?
His bass sounds like an electric bass, sounds like it was played by a regular bass guitar, how does he do that? Is it a pedal or something?
It's the way he amplifies his double bass... It sounds like a piezo pickup (Brands like David Gage, Fishman...). During the eighties and the nineties that was very used !
JP has not only chops, great time feel but also great tone and intonation, it's largely in the fingers.
@@egyptianminor bro it’s the piezo Source: have piezo
It's all in piezo pickups and poor amplification. Pickups physically aren't able to capture the true sound of an upright bass, mostly just the sound of the strings. An upright is definitely not supposed to sound like a fretless electric bass, but most upright bass pickups have that sound and the way you eq an amp can make it better or worse. Patituccis tone is amazing when he's not going through a system like this though
3:06 Hope Chick gets to live inside that spirit of music for eternity now!
1:45
1:25 is he thumping on a PIANO?!
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