Tracks: Record I A1 Reunion Blues 00:00 A2 At Long Last Love 08:26 A3 I Remember Clifford 14:21 B1 Bags Groove 23:28 B2 Maidens Of Cadiz 31:17 B3 Tangerine 38:06 B4 Like Someone In Love 42:18 Record II A1 Satin Doll 47:23 A2 Tricotism 53:19 A3 It Ain't Necessarily So 01:01:48 A4 I Loves You Porgy 01:05:41 B1 Tonight 01:13:02 B2 Fly Me To The Moon 01:16:00 B3 Somewhere 01:20:25 B4 Yours Is My Heart Alone 01:28:42 B5 Hymn To Freedom 01:34:31 Credits: Piano - Oscar Peterson Bass - Ray Brown Drums - Ed Thigpen Recorded June 2, 1964 at the Sankei Hall in Tokyo.
I wonder if you put this playlist in the description, if it would make UA-cam put the commercials between the songs instead of during the songs? Wonderful Oscar Peterson concert!!!! Thank you for posting!!!!
@@chrisdurhammusicchannel We're not going to be here making comments, If I put of all of these in the description box, Believe me, I know the drill, Meanwhile highly recommendation is to install Adblock plus, It's free and safe. That's what I've been using to get rid of annoying ads, Enjoy the music, Ciao!
@@mistermister6686 I meant your songlist and the start times. I've seen it in other videos and the ads only happen at the appointed breaks. I believe ads are important for supporting composers and performers, but in between the songs, not in the middle of each song. It was Just a suggestion. Thanks again for posting the video!!!!
Jesus, I had forgotten just how remarkable this great man was.. I saw him live I think the same year as this and was transfixed.. then I got to spend a bit of time with him one afternoon while I was on contract in Hong Kong.. a beautiful human being, and we were blessed by his presence..
This record is something else. One can only imagine the amount of preparation that must have gone into this performance, including all the other concerts in the lead-up to this event. Incredibly thought-through, imaginative arrangements; masterfully executed on top of that. It listens as if a whole orchestra was playing, from start to finish. And Peterson's command of the piano here just beggars description - especially the way he handles dynamic changes, also the transparency with which voices are being led. Plus, some of his solos are simply stratosferic! Not only the pace is impressive, but how clearly articulated they are as well.
One of the trio’s best live-gigs. The Japanese are dedicated jazz followers, as you can hear folks. Superb swingin’ stuff that makes you feel alive. So enjoy the ride, G’day & Cheers!
I first hear Mr. Peterson in the early 1970`s when I found one of his records in a second hand store in Boulder Colo. .. I remain a fan peace to you Oscar & thanks for all the music
I saw him live in 1960 on a British tour. There was a belief that he had concentrated on technique too much over the need to swing, but I never believed that and this performance from a few years later showed that brilliant technique - he seemed to get notes from the cracks between the keys - as well as wonderful jazz feeling.
@@horasefu1438 Thanks! I also thought about the Keith Jarrett Trio now, although his sound comes closer to that of "The Necks", and also the man himself is quite a dick when it comes to his behaviour towards the audience.
An hour and forty minutes of eargasm. This trio was so tight! I don’t mean only in the sense of being of one mind and soul (which is patently clear), but also literally: they positioned themselves so close to each other that it would have been impossible to find a way through.
The best performance from them ever and my favorite jazz record of all time, because of your video i know this album exists and ordered it from japan yesterday. The state-side record released in the united states had to been the one the tour in the late 80s (87 i believe, which its still a good recording but nothing compared to this)
Wow. Never heard this before. Probably the best live gig I've heard the trio give. I first saw this trio in Leeds, UK in the mid-1960s and I certainly don't remember them being so exciting and dynamic.
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Tracks:
Record I
A1 Reunion Blues 00:00
A2 At Long Last Love 08:26
A3 I Remember Clifford 14:21
B1 Bags Groove 23:28
B2 Maidens Of Cadiz 31:17
B3 Tangerine 38:06
B4 Like Someone In Love 42:18
Record II
A1 Satin Doll 47:23
A2 Tricotism 53:19
A3 It Ain't Necessarily So 01:01:48
A4 I Loves You Porgy 01:05:41
B1 Tonight 01:13:02
B2 Fly Me To The Moon 01:16:00
B3 Somewhere 01:20:25
B4 Yours Is My Heart Alone 01:28:42
B5 Hymn To Freedom 01:34:31
Credits:
Piano - Oscar Peterson
Bass - Ray Brown
Drums - Ed Thigpen
Recorded June 2, 1964 at the Sankei Hall in Tokyo.
❤ñpp
I wonder if you put this playlist in the description, if it would make UA-cam put the commercials between the songs instead of during the songs? Wonderful Oscar Peterson concert!!!! Thank you for posting!!!!
@@chrisdurhammusicchannel We're not going to be here making comments, If I put of all of these in the description box, Believe me, I know the drill, Meanwhile highly recommendation is to install Adblock plus, It's free and safe. That's what I've been using to get rid of annoying ads, Enjoy the music, Ciao!
@@mistermister6686 I meant your songlist and the start times. I've seen it in other videos and the ads only happen at the appointed breaks. I believe ads are important for supporting composers and performers, but in between the songs, not in the middle of each song. It was Just a suggestion. Thanks again for posting the video!!!!
@@chrisdurhammusicchanneland hard to get ad blocker on phone :(
1964年6月2日 有楽町サンケイホール 一浪中の私はこの3日間は毎日サンケイホールに日参して
一番安い500円の立ち見券で入場してステージ脇の花道に腰掛けてピーターソンの真後ろから熱演を
見つめていました。ライブレコーディングがあったとは知りませんでした。今、帯の曲目を改めて見て
も中味の濃いライブだったと思います。後年のザ・トリオ解散後の様々なプレイヤーとの録音を聴き
ましたが、この頃のザ・トリオのレイ・ブラウン エド・シグペンとのインタープレイが最高でした。😊❤
1964年、高校2年の時にこのコンサートに行きました。素晴らしい体験だった。帰り道も頭の中で、ピーターソンのピアノがいつまでも鳴り響いていた。確か会場はサンケイホール。
You are one blessed individual. This music is beyond description. Live long & prosper
yeah me too
Jesus, I had forgotten just how remarkable this great man was.. I saw him live I think the same year as this and was transfixed.. then I got to spend a bit of time with him one afternoon while I was on contract in Hong Kong.. a beautiful human being, and we were blessed by his presence..
Wow. Lucky you. Hong Kong, my home of almost 30 years. Out of curiosity, what were you on contract for there?
I was on contract to the Hong Kong Hilton as a trumpet player and drummer
Anyday I get something new from Oscar is a fabulous day. Today's a great day. Oscar in his prime.
🤗
This record is something else. One can only imagine the amount of preparation that must have gone into this performance, including all the other concerts in the lead-up to this event.
Incredibly thought-through, imaginative arrangements; masterfully executed on top of that. It listens as if a whole orchestra was playing, from start to finish.
And Peterson's command of the piano here just beggars description - especially the way he handles dynamic changes, also the transparency with which voices are being led. Plus, some of his solos are simply stratosferic! Not only the pace is impressive, but how clearly articulated they are as well.
The King ...I saw him playing fifty Years ago..What a magic night!
Thats 1973..what were your sights and sounds, feelings and experiences, kind squire, from heart and memory?
Once upon a time in Blues City. Bravo.
One of the trio’s best live-gigs. The Japanese are dedicated jazz followers, as you can hear folks. Superb swingin’ stuff that makes you feel alive. So enjoy the ride, G’day & Cheers!
Jazz as an idea was so prevalent during the reformation of character in the international art scene.
The moust perfect record ever oscar played.....tancks for inspired me of the age of 8years of age 🙏❤️🤗
I first hear Mr. Peterson in the early 1970`s when I found one of his records in a second hand store in Boulder Colo. .. I remain a fan peace to you Oscar & thanks for all the music
I saw him live in 1960 on a British tour. There was a belief that he had concentrated on technique too much over the need to swing, but I never believed that and this performance from a few years later showed that brilliant technique - he seemed to get notes from the cracks between the keys - as well as wonderful jazz feeling.
I always think I have heard all of the cool jazz there is, and then this...
Genius, all three of them. Never was a better trio, probably never again.
I would at least mention the Hiromi Uehara Trio, even if only honourably.
@@oliverbender3764 good call, I up this absolutely without a second of doubt.
@@horasefu1438 Thanks! I also thought about the Keith Jarrett Trio now, although his sound comes closer to that of "The Necks", and also the man himself is quite a dick when it comes to his behaviour towards the audience.
An hour and forty minutes of eargasm. This trio was so tight! I don’t mean only in the sense of being of one mind and soul (which is patently clear), but also literally: they positioned themselves so close to each other that it would have been impossible to find a way through.
Los dioses tocando en él PARAÍSO tasco la gatta gracias CANADÁ muchas gracias.
Thanks so much for putting this up !!!!!!!!!!
This is so good to listen to
oh boy, what a playlist. I had no idea about all this album, ty!!
The best performance from them ever and my favorite jazz record of all time, because of your video i know this album exists and ordered it from japan yesterday. The state-side record released in the united states had to been the one the tour in the late 80s (87 i believe, which its still a good recording but nothing compared to this)
Damn I love this playlist, the piano it's just amazing
Notable esta época de Oscar Peterson. Y qué acompañamiento de bajo y batería... Impresionantes los tres.
Great Ed Thigpen in drums !
OH WOW!!☺🎵🎶 This is some incredibly well recorded live jazz RIGHT HERE!😎❤👌
Ein Höhepunkt des Jazz-Pianos und Oscar Petersons beste Zeit!
Q hermoso piano señor OscarPaterson gracias por subirlo
Gracias
Superb!!
Wow. Never heard this before. Probably the best live gig I've heard the trio give. I first saw this trio in Leeds, UK in the mid-1960s and I certainly don't remember them being so exciting and dynamic.
Jazz de primeira qualidade executado por um mestre
seu xará, inclusive. Grande abraço.
100 minutes of bliss - thanks!!
esta musica que me identifica, sumado a la pasion que le ponen los musicos Gracias a ellos por darnos su musica saludos desde Guatemala
1964!! I was 9 years old.
I'v wanted to go here.
Double bass and drums are sublime. Great music.
Thanks !!
歴史的名盤ですね！
17:30 through the end of I Remember Clifford is something really special
19:10 you can hear him singing what hes playing that whole solo lol
¡¡¡GRACIAS, MUCHAS GRACIA!!!
Ladies and Gentlemen. Class.
Thanks for posting this. Awesome stuff.
que alegria encontrar esta joya :)
very good!👍
Thank you
Sonido exquisito....
this is beautiful
Thanks 🙏🏻
Fantastic!! ❤
Gosto muito..... Oscar Peterson e incrível.......tenho em vinil
1964, what a year
Bagulho de extrema qualidade, irmãs e irmãos!
As far as I'm concerned...Oscar should have won the Oscar for his MASTERPIECE Soundtrack for The 1978 MOVIE The Silent Partner
Thanks Papa Peter. #2
I mean #1
thank you
Deleitarse con esto es sencillamente sublime, y más cuando en estos tiempos lo que abunda es el pésimo gusto, por ejemplo el reguetón.
Bien dicho...
Greatest fans of the greatest era
Perfection of playing..thats the really jazz fraises ....❤
love it
60 years later, nothing comes close. Why?
1 part technical brilliance, 1 part soul. 100% Oscar Peterson Trio
masterpiece
Will need to rebuild civilization soon…..Oscar Peterson shall save us all….thank you Tokyo
コメント欄に何人か生き証人がいてすごい
For 1964 it's Amaze Balls.. meaning just sublime
Hahah, truly a poet :D
An idiot who thinks they are a smart Alec when in fact they are exhibiting troll like behaviour ..
Concert pianis of jazz !!!!!not jazz keybordist !!!!another level than every one❤
Ray Browns solo on Tricotism is one of the all time greatest bass solos… holy mother!
golden !
gift !
❤❤❤
Aguije! (Gracias)
私は、このライヴの時まだ若干16歳。ビートルズとヴェンチャーズに夢中の頃でした。もう少し早く生まれていたらと残念でなりません。私は60年代の彼が一番好きなのです。「ナイト・トレイン」「アクション」「トリオ・プレイズ」「カナダ組曲」…76歳の今も愛聴盤です。
yes
Omg 🎶
the swing -- dear God -- where has it gone? Why can't the young cats swing hard like this anymore?
I thought I had set up youtube in 1.5x times mod
No ads here thus far...
What is Peter Griffin doin swinging alon vocally in the background c:
Deedeedeededede dubibidudedudididbe
Is this available on CD please. How are we able to purchase a copy of it?
Where can we purchase this in CD please??
Bro!!!
Gracias🎉 1:13:32
best thx
👍
Buen Jazz
YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤YEP ! 🎶❤
I wish i was older
será por este trío que se llama "ángel parra trío"? o es común que triadas de jazzeros se pongan el nombre de uno de los integrantes + el trío?
Subashiidesune
15:34
I hear voices in the background, it’s only me?
No it's not just you. That's Oscar himself vocalizing along with the notes he's playing. It's a musician thing.
Didn't Toni Harper tour with Oscar around this time?
Comentários: Uma passarela de vaidades!
Where was this concert in Tokyo?
17:30
why is it only oscar peterson records where i feel like i can always here someone talking???
is oscar peterson "singing" the notes at the same time he plays, if you watch videos you will notice it. (or maybe that's not what you mean hehehe)
Errol Garner was famous for making "jazz noises," too
1964年と言うとピアノでもベースでも同じくドラムでもジャズなどを演奏できるプレイヤーなど日本に居なかった時代だが、ピーターソンのようなアメリカから本物のジャズプレイヤーが来てみんなビックリしたろうな。
escuchen el doctor
1:05:00
Apex of civilization and it took place in Tokyo
just this