John Zorn, David Sanborn, Marcus Miller - Snagglepuss - 1988, Live @ Night Music
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2011
- Amazing combo band playing classic "Naked City" tune. This piece was cut from 'Night Music' ('Sunday Night') show, season 1, episode 7, which went on NBC channel in 1988. It is truly unique - musicians are having fun at most and playing just amazing.
You can see here David Sanborn on second sax and Marcus Miller on bass - they both were working at NBC at those times. I suppose it is the only case they both were playing some avantgarde music. :) Sorry for japanese subtitles.
Lineup: John Zorn, David Sanborn - as, Hiram Bullock - g, Marcus Miller - b, Philippe Saisse - k, Omar Hakim - d
Also in episode 107 Marianne Faithfull, Aaron Neville, Rob Wasserman, John Sebastian and NRBQ band were performing along with Zorn.
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Disclaimer: All names, songs, signs, words and whatever is present in this video are owned by their respectful owners and not by me. I just want to share this piece of beautiful performance with people. Not a single cent were or ever would be gained with this piece of video. Peace.
David Sanborn and Mr Bungle brought me here. RIP David.
Rest in Peace Mr. David Sanborn
Sanborn! RIP true master
Very chaotic and very tight 🤤
Damn, yes. Zorn is the best example there is of a post-modern composer. Here he is demonstrating most of every genre of music of the last 40 years, from west coast jazz to hardcore to avant garde to funk and fusion, kicking it out wonderfully with the amazing Night Music Band. Absolutely smoking performance by all.
It’s too bad that SNL only has super boring musical guests anymore, I miss the days of Frank Zappa, and John Zorn! Thanks for posting this wonderful footage 😺
Hear the bass... its just amazing
The original JZ!! He was such a kid here, but no less a genius!
OH HELL TO THE FUCK YEAH!!!! FRICKIN INSANE!!! GOD, I MISS THIS SHOW!!!
still love his sound!!
Brave, and Adventurous- LOVING THIS BIG TIME. I wish some NETWORK HONCHO would just wake up and say 'we need some shit like this on TV again" and have it not be about ratings count. I loved Late Nite when it was on the tube. Network seems to be about programming along with the money and what catches people's attention, via the overpopulation of reality TV shows. MTV is not what it was in the 80's and 90s' as with other music channels. They have all conformed to popularity.Just a damn shame.
So much fun
this is all I care about in my life right now
Mega hermoso Zorn, asi de fácil....🎩
Mesmerizing
I remember seeing this when aired. I always looked forward to Sunday nights!
huge!!!!!anyway...Omar Hakim on drums, Philippe Saisse on keys, Hiram Bullock on guitar...Marcus Miller on bass, David Sanborn on Alto sax(all in the house band of that time)John Zorn on tenor(the guest!)...
got this video a while ago...cool to watch it on youtube.
And...yes I guess Marcus never went back on such cross 'Ornette Coleman meets a more straightahead funk/jazz/rock style', or maybe nobody put on him such a task anymore.
Musicians this talented can still play circles around musos
Zorn on alto, not tenor
Michelob presents "Sunday Night". Talk about bringing back some awesome memories. Fantastic show with incredible musicians & guests...8-):
Et le batteur, extraordinaire surtout en Free Cacophonie, des genles
RIP David Sanborn
hope the sax was 18...
Oh boy I remember that clip. The look on Philippe Saise's face says it all.😳🎸
Nailed it...
This almost sounds like excerpts from the Sony tapes - gotta check my timeline.
Maybe Omar's presence shows the label connection…
And I miss Night Music.
holymolly
❤❤
On F*&#$! Point! Everybody had short version charts written.
@Fozzacatania74 actually when marcus was live in japan in 1992 he did his rendition of Ornette Colemans "Ramblin"
a la mierda con todo!! aguante zorn!!!
@DString20 , right on, but this to me is definitely spot on the subject '80's avantgarde'... Not forgettin' one of Coleman's compositions, Turnaround, It's a common ground for every modern straight improviser, despite the autor harmolodic fondness.
gashh!
1988.
Snagglepuss with an additional 2 minutes? I wonder if that was improvised or if Zorn re-wrote it.
Hambone Jones Not re-written - the score for the Naked City original matches what they play here - just reinterpreted: some sections longer, overall tempo is slower.
My man lookin at the notes like WTF?!?!?
Guitarist makes me laugh.
Hiram Bullock
RIP
@VLuchansky you're right on the saxes registers, they both play alto...on Philippe...I dare u say he's not him (he could get offended if he reads this) ;)
I had the very same trivia question 6 years back...he does look like 'not himself', but there's no woman on keys in that segment for sure...go check some other vid arond youtube...he was the house keyboardist for 2 years at least, even when Marcus left the show in 1989.
I spent quite a bit on this show...then I if u think I'm mistaken..;)
@Fozzacatania74, I just saw Philippe photos of the latest period. :( So sorry.
\m/!!!
Totally!
🌱💙😃🌾
@Fozzacatania74 well, that's not Philippe Saisse definitely. He's a man at least while there's a woman playing keys on the video. :D I've read the wiki article and that's why I've asked this question - lineup is not very correct there. FYI, both Sanborn and Zorn playing alto saxophones.
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Vlad... GOD Bless you Brother
Thanks
3:33 Eddie Murphy:)
this on TV?
Yes! Crazy, right?
Hey Samborn... JZ (haha) asked Omar Hakim, not you!
sadly, yes :(
What the hell did I just sit through...
@Fozzacatania74, yes, please, excuse me. I did not think about checking other video. Shame on me.
@VLuchansky, it's just fine... surely a boredom if everybody could agree with each other...:)
スゲえwww サンボーンをはじめ全員がキッチリ弾きこなしてる。並のプレイヤーじゃまず曲構成すら覚えらんないよ。オマー・ハキムも文句の一つも言いたくなるよね。
3:51
Sorry Omar (Hakim), you got left out, again.
....Kinda Zappa there....
what the f.........
0:41
The audio equivalent of modern art.
Wait, what?
is that really MARCUS MILLER!??
It really is!
@@VLuchansky Nice find!!!!!
@@VLuchansky Still freaking out that Marcus Miller played ANYTHING with John Zorn!!!!! MAN!
@@NaneuxPeeBrane yes! David Sanborn, too! Mindblowing
wait. WHAT?
This is what happens when a guy plays random shit on the sax in his basement, records it, then adds all the other instruments later around it. It's shit. It's trash. It's like a painter cumming on a canvass and calling it art.
@@TheCalm25 someone can’t take the genius of Zorn.
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This music, mostly messes with my brain. Not in a good way. If I listened to this too long, I’d have a nervous breakdown.🤮IMHO. With respect to people who actually like this. Go for it.
It's relaxing.
basura
No.
Sounds like what happens if you take 6th grade band musicians and threw them in with beginner guitarists some parts sound ok but like some parts I'm just like what the fuck is this shit
John Zorn is an unbelievable overrated artist.
Why overrated?
He's not a bad artist. However, some consider him the god of avant-garde and experimental music, which is absurd when you compare his work to the countless great experimental acts of today.
@@MrMonopod might be true but I’d rather rate him by his works of 70-80-90s when he was extremely prolific and influential in various genres and also built a label/platform dedicated strictly to experimental and underground music, did a lot for improv and experimental community
And he sure has his own sound
@@VLuchansky He is a prolific artist, but on many of those CDs, Zorn does not perform as a musician at all. For instance, on my favourite "his" CD, Insurrection, he doesn't appear on it as a musician.
@@VLuchansky I don't deny that, however, there were many avant-garde and experimental acts in the 1980s and 1990s, and certainly some of them were even more interesting than a saxophonist named John Zorn, but they do not even remotely enjoy the fame surrounding the John Zorn brand among today's audience who declare themselves to be fans of experimental and avant-garde music. But okay, Mr. Zorn won that, and I have no problem with that; I'd like only to state that John Zorn is an extremely overrated brand.
Sounds like a soundtrack to a cartoon character getting sucked into a garbage disposal.
True, because Zorn was heavily influenced by Carl Stalling, an American composer who did music for early Disney’s shorts and WB’s Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series, thus developing a classic cartoon style where styles are following on-screen action and changing each other really quickly
@Fozzacatania74 actually when marcus was live in japan in 1992 he did his rendition of Ornette Colemans "Ramblin"