We played together for the first time when we were 10 or 11 years old... I played saxophone... Another one of Gods great talents has gone before us. Much Love Brother!
I was shocked when I heard he passed. This was the first Newport Jazz Festival for my wife and me, after years of wanting to go. That's me in photographer's row, with a camera slung over each shoulder. I got some great shots of this performance. Those photos mean even more to me now. Thank you, Roy Hargrove. Rest easy, brother.
Roy Hargrove tr, Bruce Williams as, Larry Willis p, Gerald Cannon b, Willie Jones III d recorded Aug. 11, 2001 - R.I.P. Roy (Oct 16, 1969 - Nov 2, 2018) and Larry (Dec 20, 1942 - Sep 29, 2019).
A universal rhythm able to be slotted and sampled by all. To good effect here by master craftsman Roy and the boys. Great soulful playing by Justin. Grover approves.
Bassman quoting Boogie On Reggae Woman by Stevie Wonder at 735 wow then If You Want Me To Stay at 715 then Skin tight afterwards. That's funk I was weaned on.
To all fans out there, my favorite 2 songs "Once Forgotten & A Dream of You" truly capture the soul of his playing for me,. Would like to hear others state their fav Hargroves' .
how yall not gonna name the band in the description! These videos are historical artifacts and ought to be treated as such. Regardless, thanks for posting!
Mr Magic a moniker you shared with Grover Washington down here. Should be some show when you meet again up there. Taken from us like a thief in the night but you left behind much gold.
Yes and I was sooooo mad when the melody for mister magic didn't come in because I thought I was crazy and forgot the song's melody lol. I'm loving the quoting of Mister magic in the solos, though.
One month before 9-11, the world was about to change. "Beauty is truth, truth beauty,"--that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. (John Keats)
The alto saxophonist looks like Bruce Williams. I am not as yet quite familiar with his sound or style. Could it have been he? If it were he, then I would have first heard him with trumpeter Russell Gunn and drummer Cecil Brooks 111 in 2000 - on CD record. Oh, yes! It's he. Roy has Just shouted the names of the players - the performance having come to an end during my commentary. On "Altoicity", Bruce does some beautiful playing, his CD. I especially like "You Are So Beautiful" and "Sophisticated Lady". Bruce Williams gives a rendition in style and sound similar to that of Steve Coleman, Greg Osby, Miguel Zenon, and Myron Walden. The rhythmic pulse is kind of 'different' from that which is the 'norm' in "Organic Real Jazz ". Thanks for posting!
Isn't Sherman Irby an alto saxophonist whose style is rooted in the "Organic Real Jazz" milieu? He can performance well. I may have seen him in one of Wynton Marsalis' Lincoln Centre Groups. Sherman is maybe a little stouter than altoist Bruce Williams who is herein pictured in the video with Roy Hartgrove. Both altoists are lettered in the rudiments, theory and practicality of true "Organic Real Jazz" - not to be confused with the misnomer "Smooth Jazz". The song poses the question thus:- "Mr.Magic, where have you gone?"
We played together for the first time when we were 10 or 11 years old... I played saxophone... Another one of Gods great talents has gone before us. Much Love Brother!
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He"ll be so missed. RIP Roy Hargrove
I was shocked when I heard he passed. This was the first Newport Jazz Festival for my wife and me, after years of wanting to go. That's me in photographer's row, with a camera slung over each shoulder. I got some great shots of this performance. Those photos mean even more to me now. Thank you, Roy Hargrove. Rest easy, brother.
Hi NJ! Would you share some of the photos you've taken? Roy is a great source of inspiration to me. Kind regards, Ruven.
@@ruvenw Absolutely! I was still shooting film at the time, so I see if I have them digitized. If not, I'll scan them and post a link here.
@@NJbakintheday That´d be great - thanks in advance!
Truly Our Brother will be missed Rest In Power Kudos Talented Brother. What a shock to lose a young Brother.
Thank you for your like he will truly be missed gone too soon. Again Rest In Power Brother Roy Hardgrove. Not forgotten
Thank you, Roy, for sharing all of your brilliance with us!! RIP
I have seen Hargrove in a quartet at a small club venue. He was absolutely fabulous.
Roy Hargrove tr, Bruce Williams as, Larry Willis p, Gerald Cannon b, Willie Jones III d recorded Aug. 11, 2001 - R.I.P. Roy (Oct 16, 1969 - Nov 2, 2018) and Larry (Dec 20, 1942 - Sep 29, 2019).
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Bruce Williams doing his thing on the Sax...Rest Easy Roy!
Heaven just got a lot Cooler! Your music lives on!
We just lost Roy Hargrove. My condolences, we will keep him alive through his music!
That sax solo was fire!
who is he?
@@cfny Bruce Williams
Thanks for all the musical greatness! Mr. Hargrove you will be missed!
Words can't explain how influential you were to me in the jazz world. Thank you for your greatness, Roy Hargrove. RIP.
indeed. didnt live very long but his catalog far out dates his yrs on earth
Whats up with jazz musicians dying early?
That t-shirt on Roy though, lol awesome
awesome as fcuk ahha
We are grateful for your contribution to jazz Roy! Truly one of the best trumpeters ever...RIP...
Celebrating you on your birthday Roy!
Take Flight!! 🎷🎶🎊🙏🎵
Beautiful alto player
Very tight arrangement.
Roy always had the band on point. Never were they off key. This is a very nice rendition of " Mr.Magic"
The Supreme Roy Hargrove!!! You will forever be missed, Play In Power🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
Roy Hargrove R.I.P.
The man! One of the modern greats.
Love it when they hit "Skin Tight" at about 8:39 into the set.
and Sly Stone's You Want Me To Stay @7:43
smooth af
He (the bass solo) hit Sly Family Stone's 'If You Want Me To Stay ' @ 7:50 before that!!!. Yeah @Gregory Tate got it !!
Take Flight Roy!!! Play On! 🎺 ❤
ROY:IL MIO PREFERIT0.L'H0 SENTITO VARIE VOLTE A PERUGIA.PECCATO CHE CI ABBIA LASCIATO❤
The best of I heard of Roy Hargrove
Roy hargrove : cool as fuck
Roy...R.I.P
My 7 y.o. Grand-dude has this on his MP3. He's learning piano & little 5 y.o.brother plays DRUMS
The way Larry Willis comes in on his solo man. 🔥🔥🔥
Roy ~ love you so much ~ your genius will truly be missed
Love this rendition! Somthn Fresh!
Rest in Peace young Brother Roy. You were a young lion who became a young master.
Roy and the Boyz getting it done !! I love this music/song !! Every day now for 2 months😉
6 months !!
Miss you Man !!
REST IN PEACE UP THERE LEGEND!!
Actually RIP it means requiescat in pacem.. but I agree to what you wrote
@@vt2788 It means the same but only in latin
Love Love Love
You are so very very missed Roy!! RIP.......
Well! That made My day.
groove master
A universal rhythm able to be slotted and sampled by all. To good effect here by master craftsman Roy and the boys. Great soulful playing by Justin. Grover approves.
That’s Bruce Williams on alto sax.
RIP. This was recorded less than 3 years after his passing.
2 years ago today
🎷❤🙏🏾💔🎶🎼🎵
Bassman quoting Boogie On Reggae Woman by Stevie Wonder at 735 wow then If You Want Me To Stay at 715 then Skin tight afterwards. That's funk I was weaned on.
So fine
To all fans out there, my favorite 2 songs "Once Forgotten & A Dream of You" truly
capture the soul of his playing for me,. Would like to hear others state their fav Hargroves' .
Strasbourg st Denis and the joint (rh factor)
September in the Rain and Greens at the Chicken Shack. Everything from hargrove is pure gold though.
how yall not gonna name the band in the description!
These videos are historical artifacts and ought to be treated as such. Regardless, thanks for posting!
I miss you Roy
We miss you, dear Roy.
Ciao Roy from Italy... rip
Roy and the band knows how to kick it!
Mr Magic a moniker you shared with Grover Washington down here. Should be some show when you meet again up there. Taken from us like a thief in the night but you left behind much gold.
Rest easy Roy......
is it bad I prefer this over the grover washington jr
friend of d angelo ! rip mister roy
r.i.p roy hargrove
This is Kick'n...Yea-ah!
perfect.
Joy!
Bass player's reference to Boogie On Reggae Woman at 7:35?
oh yes mr magic is magic...love it
Side note: He is combining this tune with a composition of his own titled "Caryisms"
Yeah it's really 10% Mr Magic and 90% Caryisms - just borrowed the vamp really.
The sax player is no slouch!!!
Bruce Williams!
Warren Thompson. Nice!!
Thanks! Appreciate you. I miss my man Roy.
rip roy hargrove
Isn't this Roy's tune "Caryisms" just played over a "Mister Magic" groove?
398Glove it is!
Exactly, I was waiting for the Mister Magic head to kick in - it didn't, therefore it can't be Mister Magic 😕
Yes and I was sooooo mad when the melody for mister magic didn't come in because I thought I was crazy and forgot the song's melody lol. I'm loving the quoting of Mister magic in the solos, though.
Yes this is Caryisms
Yes it is and it sounds dope.
damn. didn't know 2001 had video quality this good
Wasn't that long ago
Have you seen how horrible the 9/11/2001 video quality was?
Look up 2001 NBA film. Looked like crap!
@@zlord1199 19 years ain't long?? 🤔🤔
Hmm, Bass Player's reference to ''If You Want Me To Stay by Sly&The Family Stone'' at 7:45
cool as fcuk
Saw Roy perform in London November 1992, on the night Bill Clinton was
elected POTUS. He was a class act.
One month before 9-11, the world was about to change. "Beauty is truth, truth beauty,"--that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. (John Keats)
What is the name of what he played at 10:55
2020年になっても聞いている
Hi, good morning, do you know the name of this saxophonist?
Geremias Santos Bruce Willians
7:37 for dat funk
RIP Larry Willis too
hi guys where i can find score of this song ?
this song is insane you should listen to the origanal by grover washington
HERBIE HANCOCK!!
Would someone be so kind as to tell me the names of the musicians that accompany Roy?
Gerald Cannon - Bass
Larry Willis - Piano
Bruce Williams - Alto Sax
Roy Hargrove - Trumpet
Willie Jones III - Drums
He names all but the drummer at the end of the video lol. Poor Willie.
@@OhGodWhatIsThisAah Gracias!!! Thank you!
@@JuanJose-22864 not a problem brother
@@OhGodWhatIsThisAah Actually, Roy does mention Willie first but the announcer talks over it.
BRING EM ON DEJA VUE 4 ME TOO
Like his shirt says.
Nice! Any idea what these piano chords are?
Figure it out, they`re simple. You will like yourself more.
Charlie Bell, mostly Bbm7 - Eb7.
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Pouah!! who's the bassist? Mortal!!!
Gerald Cannon
ah who s is the bassist?
Gerald Cannon
@@brucewilliamsjazz thanks Bruce have a nice day!!
who's that drummer? anyone knows?
@Yuri Juppa, his name is Willie Jones III. www.williejones3.com
cool as fuck
Cool as fuck
Go Bruce Willy Bruce hittin that dance...i see/hear you! Cannon hit funk repertoire. Wow, Willis now gone too.
whos that sax player?
The alto saxophonist looks like Bruce Williams. I am not as yet quite familiar with his sound or style.
Could it have been he?
If it were he, then I would have first heard him with trumpeter Russell Gunn and drummer Cecil Brooks 111 in 2000 - on CD
record.
Oh, yes! It's he. Roy has Just shouted the names of the players - the performance having come to an end during my
commentary.
On "Altoicity", Bruce does some beautiful playing, his CD.
I especially like "You Are So Beautiful" and "Sophisticated Lady".
Bruce Williams gives a rendition in style and sound similar to that of Steve Coleman, Greg Osby, Miguel Zenon, and Myron Walden.
The rhythmic pulse is kind of 'different' from that which is the 'norm' in "Organic Real Jazz ".
Thanks for posting!
+Tony Rosenberg Bruce Williams
Bruce Williams
whos the drummer?
Willie Jones III
Who’s on alto there’s no way that’s Justin Robinson
Michael Abbo think it might be Bruce Williams
Yes it’s me Bruce.
cool as fcuk haha
That ain't Mr. Magic. I know Mr.magic. And that ain't Mr. Magic. But it was damn good whatever it was.
just Roy improvising
Cedar Walton
No Cedar Walton here. It's Larry Willis on piano.
Skin Tight....
" cool as fxxk "
Sherman Irby!
+David Erickson It's actually Bruce Williams
Isn't Sherman Irby an alto saxophonist whose style is rooted in the "Organic Real Jazz" milieu?
He can performance well. I may have seen him in one of Wynton Marsalis' Lincoln Centre Groups.
Sherman is maybe a little stouter than altoist Bruce Williams who is herein pictured in the video with Roy Hartgrove.
Both altoists are lettered in the rudiments, theory and practicality of true "Organic Real Jazz" - not to be confused with the misnomer "Smooth Jazz".
The song poses the question thus:- "Mr.Magic, where have you gone?"
Condolences to the family. What an incredible loss.
Bruce Williams
CO ZA PIEPRZONE KOTY