I believe, we are all spiritual beings having a human experience. Religion is just our attempt to pay homage to the spirit within us. You have spoken from the spirit within you, which is also in the Bible, found in the book of James, chapter 1, verse 17, "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the father of lights..." Oscar Peterson embodies that scripture. Be blessed and keep listening to the spirit within.
It's so incredible to have things like this to see for when musicians were mostly pretty formally educated still as an acceptable profession. Nowadays that's a "dream" as most would say. Beautiful performances. Had my head bopping and grooving for an hour and a half straight
I was born in 1965. I can't remember how old I was but this was the music i could hear on the radio at night when, being put to bed by my mom, i was falling asleep. The magic this music created around me is unforgettable. In fact, it found its way to my soul, to the inner child so, each time I listen to it, I'm there, in my childhood, protected and loved. I thank you for this music! 🤗❤
When I was born , in 62 , they played for me as I was a baby. My parents did this to me. My parents danced in the 50ties on LIVE Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, such and more, in Amsterdam. So. lovely to y'all !
I’ve listened and enjoyed Jazz all my 57 years of life and it still amazes me at the level of artistic talent and mastery great Jazz musicians have. The musician must lose himself and become part of the music and give it life to play like this. There are truly no words.
*Stockholm, Sweden - "Mørk sang" - April 1963* Reunion Blues - 0:05 Satin Doll - 2:41 But Not For Me - 6:28 (Roy Eldridge - Trumpet) It Ain’t Necessarily So - 9:58 Chicago (That Toddling Town) - 11:39 *Holbæk, Denmark - "Swing It OSCAR" - May 1964* Soon - 17:43 On Green Dolphin Street - 21:29 Bags' Groove - 29:20 Tonight - 36:58 C-Jam Blues - 40:01 Hymn To Freedom - 49:21 *Helsinki, Finland - March 1965* *_Tracks with ✹ feature Clark Terry_* Yours Is My Heart Alone - 56:10 Mack The Knife ✹ - 1:00:49 Blues For Smedley ✹ - 1:08:22 Misty ✹ - 1:14:20 Mumbles ✹ - 1:19:49
@@JaschaBingham Been a good painting time recently. I can see why you like Oscar Peterson, you are an excellent pianist Listening to Caravan now. Very well done.
Oscar Peterson is known as the "Taj Mahal" and it's clear why- his natural talent and enjoyment in playing comes through so clearly in his music. What a treasure!!
My late father was a wonderful piano player and he idolized Oscar Peterson and Eroll Garner. I took him to see Pat Matheny and Lyle Mays in the third row center at The Wiltern and he was absolutely blown away. He was a great man and I miss him.
I've been watching for only 3 minutes and already I'm blown away. Ray Brown with his eyes closed, playing and mouthing what he's hearing in his mind is so great, Ed Thigpen keeping that fabulous groove, and Oscar at his best, what can you say? And I haven't even gotten to the horns yet, wow, this is what I aways hope to find on You Tube.
Hallo young un. It is grand to hear a young person understanding this music. Welcome aboard the music train. Eddie, Ray and Oscar are top shelf. Listen to their album 'Night Train'. IAnything on Blue Note is the best of he best. I was introduced to them personally in 1976. I am a piano player. No one beats Oscars three right fingers in a trill. Never. Go girl. Listen to them all. You will be stunned. Music is AWESOME.
I listen to piano across all types of music. I agree with you but I would remove the words "Jazz and Blues" from your sentence. I consider him as one of those few that transcends the type of music they play. Sometimes I smile at just how casual he makes his perfection seem when we all know that that kind of perfection never comes without total devotion to the craft.
I love that the mics for the instruments faintly pick up Oscar's scatting while he plays. I saw an interview with him a few years ago and he was asked why he never sang. He pulled the mic close and answered. "I'll sing a bit for you and you'll understand." He played and started singing. He sounded EXACTLY like Nat King Cole. He chuckled when he finished. "See? It's already been done." How could you not love that man?
I'm sorry, but the piano was only played before this man found it, dusted it off, & WORKed it! LORD! He gleaned from the incomparable greats who came before him & created absolute divinity.
thats crazyy!!! how long & what did you talk about? what was the setting?? just curious.. oscar peterson, ray brown, keith jarret etc were my biig jazz influences my dad gave/taught me because he was a jazz musician too (btw thats the jam im writing this shitty typed text to.. pls excuse my 4am brain 10:01 )
I put this video on and my grandson came up to me and said, just like in a call centre. “Your call is important to us, so please hold the line”. I replied, if a call centre was playing this great man’s music, I’d be ringing up just to to listen to him. But let’s pay homage to his fellow accompanist, who had to equal Oscar’s incredible talent.
I just love 8:06- the solo has space to breathe as Ed is doing his famous switch from bushes to sticks and when him and ray enter with Oscar you can feel that groove as much as a rock hitting you in the face. Oscar in comping mode is nice to see as well, the way he builds up the soloist’s solo with that added touch is nice 👍
Thanks to UA-cam recommendations, I could see the Oscar Peterson Trio in the 60s. Mr. Peterson,he invited me to Jazz Music in my 70s. His tone is warm and bright for me.
There is no one like Ray Brown. (Bridget Kearney is following in his footsteps.) My favourite thing is watching they 3, Ray, Ed and Oscar, almost touching each other as they play. Humanity incaranate.
Oscar and his Trio of Awesome Human Beings brought Life to LIFE ! I can even see His Majesty tapping His Royal feet and Jamming right along with him ! Wonderful is just the start... Come on New Millenniums ..show us what ya got !!
I grew up listening to jazz from 10 years of age. I was introduced to Oscar Peterson 's music. I have listened to many jazz pianists but Oscar Peterson's playing is unique., especially on jam sessions
Because my Dad was an organ player, this is definitely the kinda music I grew up on!🎶🎷🎺📻🎸🎹🎹🎹🎹🎻🎵🎵🎵🎙🎧I never out grew listening to it!!! Love it! It's simply JAZZ at its BEST!🌟🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅💜💛👏👏👏👏😆🖒OH YEAH!
Lost my Dad a couple of years ago but he introduced me to Jazz and particularly Oscar Peterson - as a kid in the ‘80s it was unusual! In the ‘90s onwards my friends caught up and I schooled them in Jazz in London pubs - best years of our lives!
Escuche la música de Oscar Peterson por primera vez en la decada del 70. Mi amigo Peter tenía un long play del músico y nos quedamos disfrutando de un momento muy agradable.
Virtuosité, swing, inventivité, musicalité, dans ce style de jazz trio classique c'est le top du top du top et ça n'a pas pris une ride ! Inusable ! Géant !
Oscar Peterson is an insuperable star in your feeling for magic armonization wich mix many styles in one happening with fabolous and many variations of dinamic expression..❤️🙏
Absolute injoy oscar peterson!!!! What a gifted talent he was, Still his music want you get up and dance 🤪🤪😁😁 Sounds still fresch after soo many years Glad that we can still enjoy it Manny thanks for the persons that put it on line😜😜
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I'm not religious, but I could worship at the Church of Oscar Peterson. He was the direct manifestation of the Deity.
These players have faith in what they are playing!
I still have the original vinyl of Night Train and play it on a Thorens. Nothing better on this planet.
I believe, we are all spiritual beings having a human experience. Religion is just our attempt to pay homage to the spirit within us. You have spoken from the spirit within you, which is also in the Bible, found in the book of James, chapter 1, verse 17, "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the father of lights..." Oscar Peterson embodies that scripture. Be blessed and keep listening to the spirit within.
UA-cam is a gift. To think I can watch these legendary performances decades after they unfolded. Amazing
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Soc psicoanalista OK.
It's so incredible to have things like this to see for when musicians were mostly pretty formally educated still as an acceptable profession. Nowadays that's a "dream" as most would say. Beautiful performances. Had my head bopping and grooving for an hour and a half straight
Thankfulness all day everyday
This man just makes me proud to be a fellow Canadian. He was such a gentle genius.
どんなに忙しい時でも、吸い込まれます！ 日本ファン
I was born in 1965. I can't remember how old I was but this was the music i could hear on the radio at night when, being put to bed by my mom, i was falling asleep. The magic this music created around me is unforgettable. In fact, it found its way to my soul, to the inner child so, each time I listen to it, I'm there, in my childhood, protected and loved. I thank you for this music! 🤗❤
Oscar Peterson was One the most amazing jazz pianists from the whole world
@@TheSurvivorXXI, I totally agree!
música é magia; embala para sempre ; dirige destinos para o bem , amor e alegria . . .
@@josecarlosvieira5712, sim, a música também é um remédio para a alma...
I hear you❤
When I was born , in 62 , they played for me as I was a baby. My parents did this to me. My parents danced in the 50ties on LIVE Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, such and more, in Amsterdam. So. lovely to y'all !
Oscar Peterson is off the chain. Such precision, and deliberate musical ideas. Just great. I love listening to him.
Him and Bill Evans are the pinnacle of Jazz piano if not Music in general
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And Errol Garner and Dave Brubeck!!!
Errrol Eroll, come here !
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Dave ! @@georgettegantner4264
UA-cam is a rich diamond on culture and music,
無意識に呼吸をしている様に、オスカーピーターソンのジャズは何時間でも聴いていて飽きない、美しい、偉大であると思います。この後100年200年後にも聴いている人たちは多いと思います。
It is a joy to be able to hear you by way of translation. Google can be good. You are absolutely correct. His artistry is forever.
I’ve listened and enjoyed Jazz all my 57 years of life and it still amazes me at the level of artistic talent and mastery great Jazz musicians have. The musician must lose himself and become part of the music and give it life to play like this. There are truly no words.
I couldn't agree more
*Stockholm, Sweden - "Mørk sang" - April 1963*
Reunion Blues - 0:05
Satin Doll - 2:41
But Not For Me - 6:28 (Roy Eldridge - Trumpet)
It Ain’t Necessarily So - 9:58
Chicago (That Toddling Town) - 11:39
*Holbæk, Denmark - "Swing It OSCAR" - May 1964*
Soon - 17:43
On Green Dolphin Street - 21:29
Bags' Groove - 29:20
Tonight - 36:58
C-Jam Blues - 40:01
Hymn To Freedom - 49:21
*Helsinki, Finland - March 1965*
*_Tracks with ✹ feature Clark Terry_*
Yours Is My Heart Alone - 56:10
Mack The Knife ✹ - 1:00:49
Blues For Smedley ✹ - 1:08:22
Misty ✹ - 1:14:20
Mumbles ✹ - 1:19:49
very nice Jascha! Thanks. Just came across this beauty this morning. Making a Saturday work great in the painting studio.
@@MarkErickson-Painter No problem :) I hope you have fun painting this weekend :D
@@JaschaBingham Been a good painting time recently. I can see why you like Oscar Peterson, you are an excellent pianist Listening to Caravan now. Very well done.
@@MarkErickson-Painter Thank you :)
@Nicholas Scribner No problem :)
Oscar Peterson is known as the "Taj Mahal" and it's clear why- his natural talent and enjoyment in playing comes through so clearly in his music. What a treasure!!
My late father was a wonderful piano player and he idolized Oscar Peterson and Eroll Garner. I took him to see Pat Matheny and Lyle Mays in the third row center at The Wiltern and he was absolutely blown away. He was a great man and I miss him.
They'll still be playing this 1,000 yrs from now and wondering how all that talent got here.
I think even space aliens would be humbled by this work.
Absolutely correct.
I've been watching for only 3 minutes and already I'm blown away. Ray Brown with his eyes closed, playing and mouthing what he's hearing in his mind is so great, Ed Thigpen keeping that fabulous groove, and Oscar at his best, what can you say? And I haven't even gotten to the horns yet, wow, this is what I aways hope to find on You Tube.
映像は古くて 白黒なのに､音楽は全然古くない！何回聞いても すばらしいです❤
My first introduction to Mr. Peterson and I love him.
I hope you have continued listening to him. It is always fresh and never gets old.
Hallo young un. It is grand to hear a young person understanding this music. Welcome aboard the music train. Eddie, Ray and Oscar are top shelf. Listen to their album 'Night Train'. IAnything on Blue Note is the best of he best. I was introduced to them personally in 1976. I am a piano player. No one beats Oscars three right fingers in a trill. Never. Go girl. Listen to them all. You will be stunned. Music is AWESOME.
What a great Canadian. Lovely man. That man had class.
Brilliant. Ten stars! A tribute to historical *gospel* rhythms! Yessssss.❣
Without a doubt Oscar Peterson is one of the Best Jazz and Blues Pianists in the World
I listen to piano across all types of music. I agree with you but I would remove the words "Jazz and Blues" from your sentence. I consider him as one of those few that transcends the type of music they play. Sometimes I smile at just how casual he makes his perfection seem when we all know that that kind of perfection never comes without total devotion to the craft.
Leave out the “one of”
@@morrisparrish76 it's true, i love many players but he's something else
Man, I like how they clap in unison. Real Jazz, real audience, real stuff!
What a true talent Mr. Peterson was. Always a joy to listen.
I saw u at MTL and I would say that your talent amazed me as M Peterson's talent do it to me
İ am 71 born just discovering such math exists. Music is math
That Oscar Peterson smile while he plays... like he's hearing all of the musical punch lines before we do. I love hearing and watching him play!
Im70 years old the truth sounds of good jazz is real
Pianists of today still aspire to play as beautifully as Oscar. So glad this is preserved to enjoy 57 years later
Probably an inaccurate comparison but Bill Charlap seems to have been influenced but I'm just a listener not a critic or expert.
These are one of the most classical and classy gentlemen I have ever come across, when it comes to musicians!
I, love this art❤
I love that the mics for the instruments faintly pick up Oscar's scatting while he plays. I saw an interview with him a few years ago and he was asked why he never sang. He pulled the mic close and answered. "I'll sing a bit for you and you'll understand." He played and started singing. He sounded EXACTLY like Nat King Cole. He chuckled when he finished. "See? It's already been done." How could you not love that man?
And then there's an album called Oscar Peterson sings Nat King Cole 😊
we are lucky Oscar lived
@@VishRaoblr we are indeed , 13 billion years to be here at this same moment in time, 20and/21st century people are lucky.
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I'm sorry, but the piano was only played before this man found it, dusted it off, & WORKed it! LORD! He gleaned from the incomparable greats who came before him & created absolute divinity.
I keep watching this mans video s he is amazing too me , he was a musical genius for sure RIP
Oscar
The last song Misty, is just pure perfect.
Oscar was the best in jazz history. Still is.
Oscar's timing is absolutely spot-on. Ray and Ed on Drums and Bass are so vital in making his masterful harmonies and voice leading come to life!
It's real and from the heart. What a treat. I sat with Oscar Peterson in conversation and it humbled me beyond words.
eamestv my name is Oscar too my mom heard about him so she named me Oscar!
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thats crazyy!!! how long & what did you talk about? what was the setting?? just curious..
oscar peterson, ray brown, keith jarret etc were my biig jazz influences my dad gave/taught me because he was a jazz musician too
(btw thats the jam im writing this shitty typed text to.. pls excuse my 4am brain 10:01 )
I put this video on and my grandson came up to me and said, just like in a call centre. “Your call is important to us, so please hold the line”. I replied, if a call centre was playing this great man’s music, I’d be ringing up just to to listen to him.
But let’s pay homage to his fellow accompanist, who had to equal Oscar’s incredible talent.
Brilliant thought lad.
I just love 8:06- the solo has space to breathe as Ed is doing his famous switch from bushes to sticks and when him and ray enter with Oscar you can feel that groove as much as a rock hitting you in the face. Oscar in comping mode is nice to see as well, the way he builds up the soloist’s solo with that added touch is nice 👍
СУПЕР.ХФАНТАСТИЧНЕ ВИКОНАННЯ ЯК ОСКАРА,ТАК Й ЙОГО ТРІО!
Everything Oscar does is in incredibly good taste. Never, never is it merely for the sake of displaying virtuosity.
Wonderful words and so true
You can hear the generosity and humour of his character in his keys
Well observed
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El máster's best energy.
Thank you,
Brother
Classy grooves. Canada's Pride and Joy!
Que dire de plus j’ai écouter un concert à Pleyel sur la scène à 2 mètres du Maitre la salle. Était complete
PURE BEAUTY, PURE JOY, PURE EXPRESSION, PURE MUSIC !!! Thank you OSCAR Forever !!!!
I was blessed to attend their appearance in 1963 when they opened for Ella in Belfast. What a magical night of music it was!
Absolutely love this ❤😊
Ed Thigpen transitions from brushes to sticks in such style at 0:58 !
This is era I dicovered Oscar as a young teenager, followed soon after by Brubeck. I gave up rock'n roll!
I started with Brubeck, and then went to Ahmad Jamal, and Yusef Lateef!
Thanks to UA-cam recommendations, I could see the Oscar Peterson Trio in the 60s. Mr. Peterson,he invited me to Jazz Music in my 70s. His tone is warm and bright for me.
He's so focused but it comes very naturally to him. Ray Brown is a hell of a bass player
Never forget the calm cool put-it-together guy. Eddie Thigpen. You are still correct. Thanks mate.
Seeing these songs performed brings about a greater appreciation for Peterson's genius. Ray Brown is absolutely brilliant on bass!! Whew!!
The older I get the more I admire, and am awed by, Ray Brown's essentially perfect (technically AND artistically) art as a bassist.
There is no one like Ray Brown. (Bridget Kearney is following in his footsteps.) My favourite thing is watching they 3, Ray, Ed and Oscar, almost touching each other as they play. Humanity incaranate.
As a piano player he was a role model that never faded in importance to me
Oscar and his Trio of Awesome Human Beings brought Life to LIFE ! I can even see His Majesty tapping His Royal feet and Jamming right along with him ! Wonderful is just the start... Come on New Millenniums ..show us what ya got !!
Watching Canada Day weekend 2024! Wonderful !
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I grew up listening to jazz from 10 years of age. I was introduced to Oscar Peterson 's music. I have listened to many jazz pianists but Oscar Peterson's playing is unique., especially on jam sessions
Quelle aisance ! Oscar Peterson compose et joue en même temps . Très beau.
Because my Dad was an organ player, this is definitely the kinda music I grew up on!🎶🎷🎺📻🎸🎹🎹🎹🎹🎻🎵🎵🎵🎙🎧I never out grew listening to it!!! Love it! It's simply JAZZ at its BEST!🌟🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅💜💛👏👏👏👏😆🖒OH YEAH!
With you bub. I see your joy. Always keep that. Oscar and crew will always be with us.
Love this exquisite pianist. There is none better.
凄い。出会えて良かった！
A humble gentleman, with such persona.
Lost my Dad a couple of years ago but he introduced me to Jazz and particularly Oscar Peterson - as a kid in the ‘80s it was unusual! In the ‘90s onwards my friends caught up and I schooled them in Jazz in London pubs - best years of our lives!
It is something that once learned, you can never lose. Jazz like this has incredible heart and skill. Avoid people that do not see it.
LOVE Oscar Peterson!!! Thanks for posting this!! Hugs from this Grandma!! ;-)
that one man flugelhorn and trumpet conversation. Fuck yeah clark!
Clark Terry playing Misty. Wow what a man.
In fact that line “ it doesn’t get get better than this “ should be a jazz song
Escuche la música de Oscar Peterson por primera vez en la decada del 70. Mi amigo Peter tenía un long play del músico y nos quedamos disfrutando de un momento muy agradable.
It’s politely just great for me and everyone else
My brother and I just watched this, it doesn’t get better than this
Ed Thigpen. Genius drummer! Unmatched tone.
OP just brings a tear to my eye. Every time. His music is just perfection.
Sounds from other reality: light, pleasant, energetic, melodic, smooth
Incredible performance. The groove will live on forever.
Virtuosité, swing, inventivité, musicalité, dans ce style de jazz trio classique c'est le top du top du top et ça n'a pas pris une ride ! Inusable ! Géant !
And what a quartet!Mr Peterson, we miss you.
riveting playing!!! One of the greats of piano!!! And what about the capture of this concert 60 years later and sounding pristine as!!!
Oscar Peterson is an insuperable star in your feeling for magic armonization wich mix many styles in one happening with fabolous and many variations of dinamic expression..❤️🙏
Complete mastery in improv, execution, theory and discernment.
Bravo
Just Delightful!!!! So glad in 2022 I'm able to see such a gem of artistry!
Wow 👏🎶😍 how is this not on every radio channel ❤❤
The greatest piano player I’ve ever seen!
Absolute injoy oscar peterson!!!!
What a gifted talent he was,
Still his music want you get up and dance 🤪🤪😁😁
Sounds still fresch after soo many years
Glad that we can still enjoy it
Manny thanks for the persons that put it on line😜😜
awesome 1963 is the year i was born such great music back then and he played satin doll and then chicago wow this is great music
Thank you for posting that wonderful video !
A true master. Thanks for sharing! 👋👋👋👋❤❤🧡💯
Mind blowing great. One of the best filmed performances of Oscar, Ray and Ed
Absolutely astounding.
Absolute musical gold right here, love it!
Thank you for bringing the Zeitgeist of the great 60’s
Big shout out to Clark Terry....on the horn. He's brilliant! As well (of course) the *amazing* Oscar Peterson Trio!
Sencillamente insuperable, Oscar Peterson y acompañamiento, una maravilla, un privilegio poder seguir disfrutando de su música tantos años después
You are absolutely right. Unsurpassed. As a Canadian RCM pianist - I still stand in awe of his dexterity.
everything is so joyful with peterson ! truly a master !
I saw him live 10 yrs later. I grew up in a 5 star hotel and had live jazz daily. I also met Charlie Chaplain there.
Timeless wizardry, Outstanding. Thanks JL!
My parents used to go see Oscar live at The London House in Chicago Illinois in the 50s
The icon of icons of piano. Love Ray Brown also
Hymn To Freedom gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes. So powerful!
Fantastic music
Wonderful. Listening to Hymn To Freedom, Wow.
I know legendary jazz pianists, but let's be serious : Oscar IS the piano.
just beautiful
He just makes your heart so happy you are there listening ! He is fantastic and his Guys are Awesome !
un grand moment de PIANO JAZZ des grands musiciens
Clark-Terry-trumpet 1:08:36 ... & 1:11:23 trumpet and flugelhorn ...VOCAL👏