Saxophone Player Moved to Tears After His Solo | Emilio Modeste, Stanley Clarke + Cory Henry in NYC

While going through other shows I realized I had never uploaded this clip from Stanley Clarke back in May. I'm really glad I recorded this one: at the end of an incredible solo, sax player Emilio Modeste is overcome with emotion and needs to take a moment to compose himself, which Stanley picks up on and gently teases him for in front of the crowd. It was a beautiful moment - it's always incredibly special to see world class musicians playing with such real passion - and it set the tone for an amazing set.
The solo starts at 4:10, and the reaction afterwards is at 6:35.
You can see more from this show here: • Stanley Clarke and Cor...
Hammond Organ / Moog Synth: ‪@CoryHenry‬
Bass: Stanley Clarke
Soprano Sax: ‪@emiliolmodeste‬
Drums: ‪@jeremiahcollier5436‬
Keys: ‪@theplanetaryprince‬
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[@4mileseast478]

That's what it means to play with a once in a lifetime phenomenal legend like Stanley to those that know.

[@davidcollymore8891]

New generation of super stars. God be praised.

[@ShangoDC]

That new bass Stanley's playing sounds great.

[@liamcashin2924]

thanks for this upload

[@pai.chiart]

I saw Emilio with Christian Scott. What an incredible young player.

[@DiegoRobledo]

Thanks man for uploading it is an amazing band, do you know the name of that tune?

[@NYCJazzFan]

I wish I did, I think that's why I never posted this originally, because I couldn't find it. I think it's a Stanley Clarke tune though, it was the first one they played in the set.

[@terni12masfusion]

Silly Putty from the "Journey to Love" album.