JEFF'S TOP TEN FAVE JAZZ DRUMMING VINYLS!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The stories behind:
Count Basie “Super Chief” Jo Jones
Oscar Peterson “The Sound of the Trio” Ed Thigpen
Miles Davis “Kind of Blue” Jimmy Cobb
Miles Davis and John Coltrane “The Final Tour” Jimmy Cobb
Paul Motian Derek Bailey “Duo in Concert”
Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” Lenny White, Jack DeJohnette, Don Alias, Billy Cobham
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers “Indestructible”
John Coltrane “Live at the Village Vanguard” Elvin Jones
The Tony Williams Lifetime “Turn It Over”
The Herbie Hancock Trio Tony Williams
Herbie Hancock “Mwandishi” Billy Hart
Hampton Hawes “Live at the Montemarte” Michael Carvin
Ahmad Jamal “The Awakening” Fank Gant
Betty Carter “The Audience with Betty Carter” Kenny Washington
Pat Martino “Live!” Sherman Ferguson
As a drummer I really appreciated this video showing Jeff’s favorite drumming recordings Good stuff!!!!
As a drummer and jazz fanatic this is treasure
I am a Jazz guitar player, when Jazz musicians/former Jazz musicians ...whatever, talks about Jazz, I always agree. When these "Jazz Experts" on UA-cam talk about Jazz, I often disagree. Great as always Ken, love your channel.
Kind of Blue. You are absolutely right. That is a Bill Evans album. No doubt! Granted, it’s the entire sextet, but, it’s the genius of Evans that makes it.
Thank you for this amazing moment of history at the space hi-fi world. Salute from Portugal
Great interviewing skills! Really fun to listen to Jeff again. Jimmy Cobb’s drive is on full display on Wes Montgomery Full House.
Excellent! Thank you both.
Enjoy experiencing the depth of Jeff's knowledge.
interesting analysis and selection of vinyls
so much knowledge ...great stuff ..thank you
Great interview and insights. This along with your conversations with Jimmy Vinyl are some of my favorites
Hearth beats, impressions and passion ! Great video !
Thanks for listing Jeff's picks!
Nice one as always…all jazz vc channels are equal…yours is right at the top!
thank you
A video about contemporary drummers would be great too.
Great video! Really enjoyed that.
Well... some of the Paul Motian stuff is borderline too abstract/free for my taste, but the stuff where he's playing more recognizable tunes, particularly the Monk in Motian album. I kind of feel that Motian made a change like a realist painter going to a totally abstract, non-figurative approach... and I think both eras are brilliant. I feel like on this album and others Motian and his group strikes a great balance between the melodic/lyrical and the abstract...
Well said
I've never met a music-lover/audiophile that listened at a more intense or sophisticated level than Jeffrey Catalano
DEREK BAILEY!!!
5:48 - I know about Bill Evan's authorship of 'Blue In Green' (which he later spoke about) and also know that 'Flamenco Sketches' is essentially a reworking of Bill's own 'Peace Piece' and 'Some Other Time' , both originally released on his 1958 album 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans'. Now thinking about why you said, I can also see how he might've also come up w/ the basic concepts for 'So What' and 'All Blues', I don't think it's all that impossible at all...Another tune Bill pointed out to be his, but which was also appropriated by and credited to Miles, is 'Nardis'.
Cant see Evans writing the sparse bass line/intro of So What. Too brash for his vision.
@@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455I don't now if he wrote the intro and line, but you find it 'too brash For Bill? OK w/ all due respect, I beg to differ, I hear quite the opposite, to my ears that intro is not really brash at all, but you first said, rather sparse and rather understated and as such totally in tune w/ Bill's writing and playing style. But let's agree to disagree! Peace.
@@tiluriso disagree, but noted.
Great choices there for drummers, and I would like to add Billy Cobham, Roy Haynes, Jack Dejohnette and Steve Gadd to the mix. Jack Dejohnette wasn’t as explosive as Cobham and Roy Haynes, but he is a magnificent musician that plays piano as well as he plays the drums as evident on the extremely hard to find album Return.
Love how this gentleman talks about Mitch Mitchell , Keith Moon and Ginger Baker . Keith North west London Wembley , Mitch West London Ealing ? Ginger South London Lewisham? East London had Kenny Jones . North London had Dave Clark . Love the enthusiasm for Bitches Brew and Lee Morgan
The lighting and video quality are great on this, what type of camera did you use? Keep em coming!
Thanks the Sony ZVE1 I think it is
Great video. How about some Rock records next?
maybe..
I not sure I think it's a "Bill Evans album" thats a bit subjective if someone says they have heard that and don't give sources. He's only co-credited with two songs on the album. Miles had an idea and Bill Evans was part of that idea?
A knockout
Why are you calling them vinyls like all the young dilettantes? You’re a highly knowledgeable expert and an adult, they’re records.
I gave up and gave in