Bud Powell - Relaxin' At Home, 61-64 -- Full Album
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- 1 I Know That You Know (Youmans/Caldwell) 0:00
2 How High The Moon / Ornithology (Lewis/Hamilton, C. Parker) 2:08
3 Lady Bird (Dameron) 5:08
4 Christmas Song (Wells/Tormé) 8:48
5 Yeheadeadeadee (B. Powell) 13:50
6 Una Noche Con Francis (B. Powell) 17:57
7 In The Mood For Classic (B. Powell) 21:48
8 I Wanna Blow Now (B. Powell) 25:03
9 In The Stage Door Canteen (B. Powell) 27:00
10 Groovin' High (D. Gillespie) 29:28
11 Monopoly (B. Powell) 32:26
12 Darn That Dream (Van Heusen/DeLange) 34:51
13 Conception (G. Shearing) 37:27
14 Crossing The Channel (B. Powell) 40:20
15 Relaxin' At Camarillo (C. Parker) 41:52
16 Celia (B. Powell) 43:06
17 Gone With The Wind (Wrubel) 45:40
18 La Marseillaise (B. Powell) 49:30
19 Lady Bird (Dameron) 50:08
20 Lady Bird (Dameron) 52:15
21 Be Bop (D. Gillespie) 54:32
Label: Mythic Sound - MS 6004-2
Bass - Michel Gaudry (tracks: 6 to 8)
Percussion - Francis Paudras (tracks: 3, 10, 11, 13 to 17)
Piano - Bud Powell
Vocals - Bud Powell (tracks: 4, 8, 18)
1-3, 6-8, 13, 15-17, 20, 21 Recorded at Francis Paudras home, Rue de Clichy, Paris, 1964
4, 5, 10, 18 Recorded at Francis Paudras home, Rue Boursault, Paris, 1961
9, 11 Recorded at Francis Paudras home, Rue Boursault, Paris, 1962
12, 14, 19 Recorded at Francis Paudras home, Rue de Cilchy, Paris, 1963
(I went and bought the album from cdbaby because it was no longer available on youtube, as Massimo Casulini's great channel full of great jazz records got terminated for copyright. So, here, I present my favorite album from arguably the most innovative and exciting jazz pianist of all time.)
このアルバムではパウエルの貴重なヴォーカルが聞けて大変に素晴らしいです。
BP was one of my former Lit professor H. Bloom's favourite jazz musicians. He would reminesce often about catching BP play at the Vanguard and other NYC venues in the mid-50s, telling us how it was so much of an education hearing him play and about appreciating the musical artistry BP put into his live playing .
Harold Bloom? This was at Yale?
@@jazzfan7491 Yes, late 2000s.
Bud unfiltered, just beautiful...so honest, so real. Showing us all really how it should be done.
Probably my favorite Bud Powell record. All of his music is so good.
Also my favorite
That lick coming out of the bridge on Xmas Song at 10:20 is amazing. The singing on this makes me feel like laughing and crying at the same time.
"El Noche , it's masculine!" 😂😂😂😂😂
Christmas Song の歌声が、自分の人生に浸みてきます。
偉大なバドパウエルの力強いピアノが、人間バドパウエルの美しい声が、ともに永遠でありますように。
Bud…che grande cuore…what a big heart. Grazie per quest’album…thank’s for this album…under the light and the shadows of his incredible life…good man it seems from his music
This record brought home to me that Bud was a wonderful composer - the equal of Tadd Dameron.
I honestly didn't appreciate this record when I first heard it here in Dec 2020. It's the kind of thing that grows on you. It has indeed grown on me. It is also pleasing to me to hear strong shades of Thelonious' in Bud's playing. Beautiful.
全国独立デジタルテレビ様の東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MX様、KBS京都テレビ様、サンテレビジョン様、群馬テレビ様、とちぎテレビ様などが簡単に穏やかにしたいほど忘れないみたいなBGMを加えて流してくれますから最高ですよ。膨らむばかりですよ。華やいでるみたいですよ。ほのぼの一杯ですよ。ささやいていますよ。こつこつしていますよ。ぎっしり詰まっていますよ。穏やかにしたいですよね。天晴れですよね。清々しいみたいですよね。引き締まっていますよね。それだけではありませんでしたよね。きっと全国の皆様が誇らしくなってきますよ。
The translation is gibberish. There must have been a point to the original upload.@@user-dx7we2xd3u
Actually, you are hearing Mary Lou Williams' influence in both Monk and Bud. She was their mentor. Bud's brother, Richie, was no slouch on piano either. Sadly he passed in a car crash with Clifford Brown when Richie's wife ran the car in a ditch on an overnight trip from Philly to Chicago.
This incredible
Un bijoooou cet album! So precious album!!!
I don't know what it is but this is my favorite Bud Powell album.
I agree. for me, it's the raw genius and vulnerability on display. the piano isn't great, the quality isn't great, but his spirit shines through.
Massimo brought me here long live The Great MC .& you too
Shoutout to Massimo. Shame his channel got terminated!
Loved Massimo's channel! I was able to hear so many great jazz albums for the first time because of him. Thanks to him for all the music.
@@mykaltlewis1 Massimo went into witness protection program I think hes living in Mesa Arizona hiding from the UA-cam police
Pure ecstasy
chill
I love how he plays the original Groovin' High which has the key changes.
Thank you so much for uploading this. The story of Bud needs to be heard! This tells it all in it’s most honest form. Relaxin with Bud. Cheers to you and yours!
OMG, that Lady Bird intro at 50:08, it's from another galaxy that we cannot even begin to understand!!! It's such a musical statement from Mr. Powell!!!
So enjoyable... exceptional..
this is just gorgeous.
Truly Amazing! Be Bop
this is my favourite album ever! Thank you so much!
He was never happier in Paris than when he was with and at the apartment of Francia Paudras, away from the malevolent influence of Buttercup, his non-wife and exploiter.
Amazing! Thank you
Thanks for sharing James D. My teacher Walter Bishop Jr. was heavily influenced by Bud Powell.
My pleasure!
Wow, Walter Bishop Jr. was your teacher? I'd like to know more about what that was like.
@@jman12849 Studied privately with him for 3 years from 1986 to 1989. Learned how to play his concept theory of fourths. I learned how to voice chords well from him. His philosophy was each one teach one. Once I asked him how to reharmonize and he said don’t worry about it because it will come.
His dad wrote lyrics to Fats Waller songs. After studying with Walter Bishop Jr. I studied with another legendary pianist Jaki Byard. I have video on UA-cam where I show how Walter Bishop Jr. showed me how to play “Misty “.
Lessons with both were amazing. We would talk for hours.
stuff's really nice.
Thanks a bunch for sharing 🙏🏼♥️
Yeheadeadeadee is probably my favorite Bud Powell tune... Instantly makes me feel joy.. - Thank you for uploading this album!!
El mejor
GENIUS YES I SAID IT
It's too painful listening to his voice, due to too much troubled and severe life events. Most of them harshly ended in abysmal, cruel and careless hospitalizations. All this killed someone among the greatest and smartest Jazz musicians ever, as well as inventor of the first BeBop stream... Congratulations to the 1950s' health "care" ...!
It's nothing short of a tragedy what happened to Bud. He'll never be forgotten for his contributions to music. A real tortured artist.
in Miles‘s autobiography, he says that bud got beat up by a cop and afterwords was never the same. He would show up at Miles‘s house, not say a word, just sit at the piano for hours not even playing. many years later when Miles was playing in Paris, bud was in the club and came up and played some piano and according to Miles, it was terrible. Miles felt so bad, he tried to cover up for him saying “bud, you shouldn’t play when you’re drunk.“ A real sad story, what an amazing piano player.
@@davebenjoya et al, look up Peter Pullman's 2012 Powell bio 'Wail - The Life of Bud Powell' , definitive, researched, heartfelt w info you won't find anywhere else.
It's irrefutable that Bud Powell suffered great trauma at the hands of American institutions, and his mental health suffered greatly as a result. I don't wish to reduce/minimize this reality, it's indeed a great tragedy. However, I would implore anyone who finds only pain in Powell's voice; for I find a great joy to live in it! What is joy or pain SUPPOSED to sound like? Is Powell expressing consciously or unconsciously a tortured inner life (as critics and marketing have long framed his work and his person) or to what extent is it simply the sounds of Bud being Bud? Though Bud Powell was literally tortured and literally an artist, I think belaboring the narrative of the tortured artist at every turn is reductive of a person who's life and work clearly extended far beyond that frame. Let Bud be Bud! His deviance needs no excuse from society.
Genuis indeed.. Harmonizing his "Off Key" Singing..
Thanks for uploading it back, it was gone from youtube !
Is there more volumes of this. 1-3 upload if possible
@@chuckfulfer6530 I'm not sure! I don't know of any, nor do I have any more where this came from, sadly. There is another 'at home' recording on youtube available, but I don't know where the other ones exist.
Bravo ! 😎
I always wonder what those great improvisors were thinking when they played. Were they thinking about the chord changes and what they were doing or were their minds somewhere else and the music was coming out somehow?I know Sonny Rollins said "You can't think and play at the same time". That's a weird concept to me.
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This has to be the hippest cat in all of jazz history.
yaaaaas
Fascinating, thanks for this. I bet Bud's played on better pianos though.
Sadly, many of his recordings were on crappy pianos.
I just can tell you something: fuck copyright, it should be 80% for the musician and 20% for the records company, not the other way round.
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44:10 the lick
Bruh i freaking love this album thx for bring back a channel thst is gone with youtube. Yes i had heard about massimo cassulini was sad his channel got taken down. Thanks for this i fucking love you and the album
@@chuckfulfer6530 My pleasure man! I love all the fellow bud powell and jazz fans!
Sick bro
Yes thanks a million! Did you also put up his other recordings from mid 30's onwards?
unfortunately, no. this is the only album of his i have.
Forgive my ignorance, but who is the gentleman photographed on the album cover with Mr. Powell?
That's Francis Paudras, the Frenchman who became Powell's caretaker and best friend. He's the one responsible for all these home sessions being recorded!
He wrote a book about his experiences with Bud Powell called "Dance of the Infidels: A Portrait of Bud Powell". Gives a great glimpse into the jazz scene in Paris at the time, as well as plenty of anecdotes of Powell himself.
@@jman12849 Many thanks to you for the information!
@@jman12849 Thanks! Just ordered the book!
The film "'Round Midnight" was based in part on the Paudras/Powell relationship.
@@davidjunius991 Thank you. Interesting!
@21:40 I got a kick out of Bud arguing with the ladies about if "noche" is masculine or feminine ;-)
Yeah, and he was wrong, but the title of the song is correct. But why in Spanish?
Hideo Kojima broke my glasses
and I thought Jarrett was bad. having trouble listening
huh?
@@dylanmorgan7900 the groans he makes during playing. i dont mind Bud's anywhere near as much as Keith's.
@@jman12849 oh yeah, i have to agree with you
Actually appreciate hearing his voice , cause I took it to be emotional gesticulation, just after learning of him having been submitted to repeated electroshock therapy which I'm now imagining intermingling with his personhood...maybe I'm not accurate, I hope I don't over report how he accounted his abilities but... hearing in the French doc Inner Exile how he was experienced as a more strayed off persona from his treatment from a friend that knew him beforehand, the possibilites just seem scattered to me as I listen to this. But you know, I can see how it can be a glaring inconsistency otherwise to listen to...
@@ARMa-hy8gi yeah, sometimes i do appreciate it! helps me hear the original melody
Public service
who's senile grandpa is mumbling on top of these jams? He needs his tapioca pudding stat. saucy
that's bud powell himself! he could growl and groan all he wants!
@@jman12849 with bop ability like this Im inclined to agree