@@robynking8475 I was visiting Gary a bit before his passing. He was very proud of Kinyatta, a talented musician as Gary told me he was dong some drum corps arranging. Gary and I played music together as kids every day, always attempting to improve our lines. I'll never forget the day I drove Mrs. King and Gary down to Juliard in NYC for his audition. I think I was about 18 years old. Mrs. King treated me to a movie while Gary was at Juliard.
Kinyatta, your dad was very proud of you. He told me you were an arranger for a drum corps. This is great stuff! Your dad, me, Harry Brown, Nate Smith and so many others got our start playing with the Middletown Drum Corps.
Gary was a marvelous musician and very serious about his music. As Kids, Gary and I spent countless hours sitting anywhere working out riffs and phrasing. He was a natural. He called and asked to see me a few weeks before he passed. We had a wonderful conversation and Gary showed me around the neighborhood. Gary, may you rest in peace. I love you buddy.
Bob James and crew have been my fave jazzers since the 70's. About 30 years ago, when people were just starting to get home PCs, I emailed Bob and he emailed me back. So nice!
Bob has been my favorite keyboardist for almost 50 years. It's the notes he plays, and his chords. I just love the bands he puts together. Listen to every piano note he plays on this solo at 10:00. Genius.
being from Kansas city Missouri by James came here all the time on Sundays in the park lots of times they were free with the same lineup very king was awesome at the time he was here and he had Andy Newmark playing drums Unforgettable
Love, love, love Bob James……. He is every bit as great today as he was in 1985. Missed seeing him live during the pandemic but enjoyed watching older performances online while we were in isolation…. Thank you BOB JAMES!
If I was at this damned concert, I would still be there, shouting, 'ENCORE guys, don't leave a brother hanging'. Man this was breathtaking !! 36 years later this seriously rocks. I can't really recall seeing Bob with Eric, Ralph, Steve & Richard either with Paul Jackson or Gary King !! This really was mind blowing. Man Kirk is baaaaaad !!
English isn't my native language, but I call these guys 'the groove providers', meaning: How many contemporary genres (in popular music) have been influenced by these good men? All of them!
Gary King can be quite a character on stage, LOL! Who knew!! Had always figured him to be a very mellow and very laid back bass player. Wonderful to see each musician in the band being very enthusiastic about, and just fully enjoying playing the music.
I knew gary from middletown,N.Y. He had perfect pitch. We would bang on an object and he would know what note it was. I jammed with him @1970.He was so much better than any of us.
Wow, forgotten times when the music was wild, fresh, complex and inspiring. Where is such music today? Music has deteriorated significantly. Please young people, kick in the ass of the music industry, educate yourself and bring it back.
I always look to see who the musicians are, and it’s sad when they aren’t listed. I believe this is the lineup for this great show: Musicians acoustic piano (Yamaha) & electric piano Bob James electric bass Gary King electric guitar Dean Brown saxophones, flute Kirk Whalum drums Harvey Mason percussion Dennis Henderson
Such a joy! Just "came across it" again playing my favorites list and am carried away as before at this wonderful miracle of making music together. Had to laugh when the director loses track of where Bob was (03:22)!
WOW!!!!!!! INCREDIBLE BAND!!!!! The GREAT Gary King on bass and the MASTER Harvey Mason on drums!!! Kirk Whalum is KILLING and the MAN Dean Brown is on guitar! Thank you for posting this!!!
Wow. This is a very pleasant surprise to find on UA-cam. The whole concert is a real joy to watch. Oh, and how time flies when you are enjoying something! It's great to see Gary King playing on stage alongside Bob James. Also, I find "Unicorn" a real treat. It's one of my favourite Bob James compositions; and it really works well here. Many thanks for posting this so that all 4000 (!!!) of the of us can reminisce about the music of the 1980's.
Ragazzi,una jam session stellare un sound,che a volte raggiunge livelli afrodisiaci,sento delle sensazioni uniche.Tutto il cast di un'altro livello.Una volta al mese me lo godo tutto fantastico,e x il secondo brano Kirk Whalum è un mostro.Grazie a tutti,x questo live che entra di diritto nella mia top ten jazz fusion.Thank you
*Harvey and Gary got that groove!* And what a band! Kirk, Dean and Dennis are all great! And I *love* Bob James! His playing, his compositions and his arrangements! Damn! Thanks to Vadim for uploading this!
Thanks, Vadim! I love this...all are just great players. Really good material played beautifully. Plus, Harvey Mason's one of my very favorite drummers. Thanks, again.
I remember Gary King's awesome playing on The Bob James album entitled "One". egads that guy could get the whole 1812 Overture in there on a bridge in between measures it was incredible. Just smooth and creative playing that never wears old never gets tiresome.
Always remember coming home from watching the star wars a new hope movie way back in 1978 and this being on tv after a pirate movie on a saturday night. And taxi come on and this music and the the yellow cab Stiles out like a history beacon in my mind I must of have been 7 going on 8 on 1978.
I was explaining to a young flute player That i'm from the seventies and that's all I know. I told her about Hubert Law's Bobbi Humphrey and Bob James.
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This is Gary King's son Kinyatta. It is great to see people enjoy his bass lines.
Gary King what a legend !!
Your Dad is a very very bad man on bass!
I agree cousin!
@@robynking8475 I was visiting Gary a bit before his passing. He was very proud of Kinyatta, a talented musician as Gary told me he was dong some drum corps arranging. Gary and I played music together as kids every day, always attempting to improve our lines. I'll never forget the day I drove Mrs. King and Gary down to Juliard in NYC for his audition. I think I was about 18 years old. Mrs. King treated me to a movie while Gary was at Juliard.
Kinyatta, your dad was very proud of you. He told me you were an arranger for a drum corps. This is great stuff! Your dad, me, Harry Brown, Nate Smith and so many others got our start playing with the Middletown Drum Corps.
these jazz fest live vids are like lost artifacts. pure gold
Gary was a marvelous musician and very serious about his music. As Kids, Gary and I spent countless hours sitting anywhere working out riffs and phrasing. He was a natural. He called and asked to see me a few weeks before he passed. We had a wonderful conversation and Gary showed me around the neighborhood. Gary, may you rest in peace. I love you buddy.
Who the fuck is gary
gary king you ignorant bastard @@Frip36
@@Frip36The bassist. The lineup is listed further down in the description.
Listening to Bob James music brightens your morning, softens your afternoons and lights up your evening.
RIP Gary and Dean! Thank you for living out your purpose and touching lives!
The shots of Kirk are fucking awesome! You can see the circular breathing. That shit still blows my mind. I'm a drummer....
14:13 (for those that aren't familiar with the circular breathing technique)
Bob James and crew have been my fave jazzers since the 70's. About 30 years ago, when people were just starting to get home PCs, I emailed Bob and he emailed me back. So nice!
OCT 2020 STILL LOVING THIS MUSIC
NOV 2020!!!
Bob has been my favorite keyboardist for almost 50 years. It's the notes he plays, and his chords. I just love the bands he puts together. Listen to every piano note he plays on this solo at 10:00. Genius.
I recently discovered Bob James and I think I just hit the jackpot.....Wow, what a great concert and musicians!!
De la part d'un batteur professionnel >>OH OUI ! GREAT CONCERT ! and GREAT MUSICIANS !!! FRIENDSHIPS !
Bob James Oneua-cam.com/video/S_knA4CnsAA/v-deo.html
@@dagostinoificationBob James One ua-cam.com/video/S_knA4CnsAA/v-deo.html
SUCKER! YOU'RE! (LATE)! THIS! IS! THE! JAZZ!LEGEND! (BJ)! &! THE! (JAZZ!MUSIC)! CLASS! I! (MADE)! NOW! YOU! KNOW! THE! ORIGINAL! (JAZZ!MAN)! BLACK!MAN! 🙂*MIKE! SPENCE! HA! HA! HA!
SUCKER! YOU'RE! (LATE)! THIS! IS! THE! JAZZ!LEGEND! (BJ)! &! THE! (JAZZ!MUSIC)! CLASS! I! (MADE)! NOW! YOU! KNOW! THE! ORIGINAL! (JAZZ!MAN)! BLACK!MAN! 🙂*MIKE! SPENCE! HA! HA! HA!
being from Kansas city Missouri by James came here all the time on Sundays in the park lots of times they were free with the same lineup very king was awesome at the time he was here and he had Andy Newmark playing drums Unforgettable
Love, love, love Bob James……. He is every bit as great today as he was in 1985. Missed seeing him live during the pandemic but enjoyed watching older performances online while we were in isolation…. Thank you BOB JAMES!
Wonderful music, wonderful players, wonderful sound mixing.
We lost more than something in this era of digital sound and softwares......
Damn Kirk Whalum - Saxophones is a beast
If you are here, bravo! you sure know where to find good music!
There's a wonderful manic energy to their stage presence that's wonderfully encouraging.
Exactly my feelings which you put perfectly into words! Kudos and thank you for the comment i couldnt have had said it better! Cheers
Mr Gary King is one of my favorite bass players.I'm a drummer and I always tell bass players that I meet to check him out.
This is the best savage beast calm downer thus far. In Love with this right here.
Ladies and gentlemen, ace relief pitcher Dennis Eckersley on guitar. Awesome!
The 👀
kirk walhum and Harvey Mason never show off they just play like professionnals..those guys are top value !
They dont need to show off, their playing by itself is showing off :D
Harvey is a genius on percussion
Future Fourplay members.
Listening to Bob James for the first time in years made me very energetic. Bob James is always the best to listen to.
'All around the town' is a bad album .
The album is inprinted in my mind and soul.Forever Bob James and crew.👍🏾❤️👍🏾
Well this is it folks. The best musicians in the world.
என்ன ஒரு அருமையான இசை . குழந்தையின் குறும்பும் துள்ளலும் தருகிற ஓரே genre Jazz music மட்டுமே ❤
If I was at this damned concert, I would still be there, shouting, 'ENCORE guys, don't leave a brother hanging'. Man this was breathtaking !! 36 years later this seriously rocks. I can't really recall seeing Bob with Eric, Ralph, Steve & Richard either with Paul Jackson or Gary King !! This really was mind blowing. Man Kirk is baaaaaad !!
Bob James is excellent & this is a great show....
Westchester Lady will remain as one of my favorite tunes ever !
English isn't my native language, but I call these guys 'the groove providers', meaning: How many contemporary genres (in popular music) have been influenced by these good men?
All of them!
2019 and still kickin’
2020 💪🏾
Love the old school Live Jazz with Bob James!
An impressive concert, perhaps the best in the history of contemporary music.
Gary King can be quite a character on stage, LOL! Who knew!! Had always figured him to be a very mellow and very laid back bass player.
Wonderful to see each musician in the band being very enthusiastic about, and just fully enjoying playing the music.
+Vic Nsi May he rest in peace! What a player!
This is Gary King's son Kinyatta. It is great to see people enjoy his bass lines.
Kinyatta King
I knew gary from middletown,N.Y. He had perfect pitch. We would bang on an object and he would know what note it was. I jammed with him @1970.He was so much better than any of us.
Bless you. Did dad pass on the music to you by way of your own playing?
Love love love this performance!!!
Me n my friend throw this on when we partying late night. Great shit. Never get rid of this
This man is a treasure trove of talent.
,Bob James is one of the best musicians of all time. He is my modem day Chopin........
Bob is a great hreat pianist ! Good to see Gary king here at the bass...
Wow, forgotten times when the music was wild, fresh, complex and inspiring. Where is such music today? Music has deteriorated significantly. Please young people, kick in the ass of the music industry, educate yourself and bring it back.
Jacob Collier would like a word...
@@Nostaljack This is an exception that proves the rule.. ;)
@@synthplayer1563 Oh, would you look at that? Dirty Loops and Snarky Puppy have both entered the chat too! What are the odds?
@@synthplayer1563 Here's Vulfpeck too! Man, I can't keep up!
@@Nostaljack Mononeon and Thundercat! Robert Glasper. Some of them still matter!
Great !
Masters at work
This is gold. Thank you
Classic!!! I grew up on Bob and Kirk. A real treat.
04. Unicorn. one of my best tracks. It does something to me---I don't know what.
I always look to see who the musicians are, and it’s sad when they aren’t listed. I believe this is the lineup for this great show:
Musicians
acoustic piano (Yamaha) & electric piano Bob James
electric bass Gary King
electric guitar Dean Brown
saxophones, flute Kirk Whalum
drums Harvey Mason
percussion Dennis Henderson
Such a joy! Just "came across it" again playing my favorites list and am carried away as before at this wonderful miracle of making music together. Had to laugh when the director loses track of where Bob was (03:22)!
That was hilarious.
WOW!!!!!!! INCREDIBLE BAND!!!!! The GREAT Gary King on bass and the MASTER Harvey Mason on drums!!! Kirk Whalum is KILLING and the MAN Dean Brown is on guitar! Thank you for posting this!!!
a performance for the ages! doesn't get any better than this. thanks for the upload.
What a performance just out of this world Awesome
Awesome musicianship ❤️
Kirk Whalum's solos are amazing especially in night crawler
Great musicians, every time I hear this video I like more
Wow. This is a very pleasant surprise to find on UA-cam. The whole concert is a real joy to watch. Oh, and how time flies when you are enjoying something! It's great to see Gary King playing on stage alongside Bob James. Also, I find "Unicorn" a real treat. It's one of my favourite Bob James compositions; and it really works well here. Many thanks for posting this so that all 4000 (!!!) of the of us can reminisce about the music of the 1980's.
Gary King! master, RIP
Indeed this is a treasure for fans of Bob James and his music. Thanks for sharing it. I enjoyed it a lot.
more than 35 yrs old and still .........!
That was some inspiring Dean Brown playing, WOW!
Ragazzi,una jam session stellare un sound,che a volte raggiunge livelli afrodisiaci,sento delle sensazioni uniche.Tutto il cast di un'altro livello.Una volta al mese me lo godo tutto fantastico,e x il secondo brano Kirk Whalum è un mostro.Grazie a tutti,x questo live che entra di diritto nella mia top ten jazz fusion.Thank you
*Harvey and Gary got that groove!*
And what a band! Kirk, Dean and Dennis are all great!
And I *love* Bob James! His playing, his compositions and his arrangements! Damn!
Thanks to Vadim for uploading this!
You made my day....
I love Bob James music, makes me feel so good 🙏🏻
unicorn is worldclass
WOW, thank you, been a fan of his since the 70's !!!!!
by the way, the theme from Taxi is Angela, not Angels ......
Thanks, Vadim! I love this...all are just great players. Really good material played beautifully. Plus, Harvey Mason's one of my very favorite drummers. Thanks, again.
Thank you!!!
thanks for the post. i just bought the DVD from AMZ. Can't get pass their awesome TOUCHDOWN entrance. i LOVE IT!!!!
Best saxophonist to play with Bob
Grover was pretty good too.
Damnnnnnnnnn! So very good. Everyone in the band is a monster/Monstrously good artist. I love it.
Pure Magic...Love it
I remember Gary King's awesome playing on The Bob James album entitled "One". egads that guy could get the whole 1812 Overture in there on a bridge in between measures it was incredible. Just smooth and creative playing that never wears old never gets tiresome.
The way they just “warm up” into Touchdown....it looks like they’re barely in second gear. Flawless from start to finish. Thanks for posting this.
They absolutely NUKED this place ❤
Frikkin' awesome!
Thanks for posting this!
thank you very much
Thank you Dean Brown. Rest easy.
Tengo éste video en DVD y es una maravilla músical,Bob James una leyenda viviente de lo mejor que me pasó en la vida de haberlo conocido. 🎼🎵❤️🎷🎸🎹🥁
Always remember coming home from watching the star wars a new hope movie way back in 1978 and this being on tv after a pirate movie on a saturday night.
And taxi come on and this music and the the yellow cab Stiles out like a history beacon in my mind I must of have been 7 going on 8 on 1978.
Thank you for sharing this
Спасибо !!!
Damn 34 years ago, I wasn't even close to being born
Night Crawler is one of my favorite Bob James songs. This version took the Funk right OUT of it. The bassline groove was the hook!!
Hermosoooo....
To Robert G. Raynor, Jr.: Bob James loved Grover Washington's sound that's why he promoted Kirk's career! Kirk was very much influenced by Grover.
Glad he did. Kirk da best!!
Foxy! Hes got a such a unique style on the piano.
oдин из любимых концертов 👍
I don't give a fuck any says, Bob is one of the Gods
Bob James es el mejor desde 1977. Y lo sigue siendo.
A real command performance all but Kirk Whalum was the stand out performer on that stage.
SENSACIONAL!
Mega Professional!
Young Kirk Whalum :-)
E pensare che allora questa veniva considerata musica spazzatura. Considerando quello che c'è in giro oggi...!
26:30 here we go. Top notch
That drum solo around 50 mins... epic as fuck...
สุดยอด อย่างมัน
Guess I’m gonna have to get one of my Guild Pilot basses out and play it now.
I could never be the camera operator, not even for a second.
I was explaining to a young flute player That i'm from the seventies and that's all I know.
I told her about Hubert Law's Bobbi Humphrey and Bob James.
27:57 Dean Brown finally getting into full Devil mode
Я в восторге от этой ритмичности!
Dean Brown looks, plays, and even moves, like a young Chet Catalo (Spyro Gyra).
+11hoosier11 Dean Brown is the shit!!!!!! That boy gets into another zone!
Chet Catallo is no slouch either, bro