Don't Cross the Coss | Roxy Coss Jazz Saxophonist and Composer LIVE at Bunker Studios NYC
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Today we're excited to debut the brand new single by ROXY COSS and her QUINTET!
“Don’t Cross the Coss” has become Roxy Coss Quintet’s theme song, and a favorite of fans around the globe. The band plays it in performances as a way to introduce each musician, and the title is a double-entendre referencing the often mistaken spelling of Coss’ last name, and her position being a woman on the bandstand in a genre traditionally dominated by men.
The fifth album from Bandleader Roxy Coss, Quintet is a collection of the Roxy Coss Quintet’s favorite repertoire - all Coss’ original compositions taken from her prior albums, as well as the addition of Coss’ new arrangement on the Standard, “All or Nothing At All”. This release indicates a shift in taking the primary focus off of Coss as the leader, and showcases the band as a unit, featuring the collective sound they have developed over the past several years touring and performing together. The album was recorded live at Bunker Studios, in Brooklyn NY, with full video footage offering an intimate and honest window into the band as they are now - in their element, improvising and speaking through the music to create something beyond individual solos.
Don't Cross the Coss
featuring:
Alex Wintz - Guitar
Miki Yamanaka - Piano
Rick Rosato - Bass
Jimmy Macbride - Drums
This is Roxy's debut on Outside in Music and we couldn't be more thrilled to have her join the OiM family!
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Graet players!
Found this thanks to Terri Lyne Carrington's new book "New Standards - 101 Lead Sheets by Women Composers." Fantastic discovery for me. So glad that book is pushing me in all kinds of great directions.
Thanks for listening!
Oh my God!!! Woman playing jazz sounds terrible and boring!!! Terrible articulation! You're not playing Chopin guys!!! Lacks personality, creativity, technique. Only woke brainless people praises this music without soul.
Man, I love the way this woman plays!!! Beautiful tone, lines and so fluid! And, my favorite.......she doesn't sound like she's practicing :) Love you Roxy! I'm searching for all your videos. Oh, I just subscribed:)
Oh my God!!! Woman playing jazz sounds terrible and boring!!! Terrible articulation! You're not playing Chopin guys!!! Lacks personality, creativity, technique. Only woke brainless people praises this music without soul.
It seems that in the section of trading, Roxy quotes "Surrey with a Fringe on Top."
Yes, I did!! :)
Sounds amazing Roxy...love your sound and you are so technically sound. Keep up the great sound
Love the sound on this. That sax playing is pure sweetness.
Glad you like it!
@@outside-in-music Oh my God!!! Woman playing jazz sounds terrible and boring!!! Terrible articulation! You're not playing Chopin guys!!! Lacks personality, creativity, technique. Only woke brainless people praises this music without soul.
All these solo's are just brilliant
Agreed!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 definitely gonna turn into a vocaliies
did you?
Fantastic! Superb musicianship and the video is also excellent.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks. Very nice. Can you comment on the chord changes, are they a contrafact, and also what scales or modes are used on this, predominantly?
I think I figured it out but am not sure. Is it a contrafact of Miles Davis' "Serpents Tooth?"
@@katella12 could be! Maybe Roxy can weigh in...
Not a contrafact! It is definitely a set of "standard" chord changes, meaning they are "functional harmony", but I didn't base them on a particular song.
@@katella12 great guess, but no... Although they are both AABA 32-bar forms, this tune is in F, and the changes circle around the tonic and dominant with different substitutions, while Serpent's Tooth is in Bb, and follows a chromatically ascending chord progression on the A sections.
Thank you! It is mainly based around the key of F Major, with different scales you can utilize depending on the specific dominant sound implied. We, as a band, often open up harmonically and follow each other in terms of which specific scales we are using. But, starting off by learning your major modes will help, especially the Ionian (Major), Dorian (Minor), and Mixolydian (Dominant) sounds!
Wow Roxy Coss is Awesome!
Yes indeed!
Where have I been being a professional drummer over 47 years bùt seemed to lived in a void in these years. Man you cats àŕe smokin
I heard some Stan Getz licks with tone wery close to the master. Great phrasing !
Bravo 💢🎷
Roxy's great!
It was perfect. Greatest composer of the XXI
very tight !!
Roxy's the best!
this is one of my fav YT videos, superb :)
Terrific writing. Love it!
Whoa, what a musician and beautiful woman! Amazing! Never heard of her till I saw her on with Emmet Cohen... Truly incredible!
Roxy's great!
go on girl !!
Oh my God!!! Woman playing jazz sounds terrible and boring!!! Terrible articulation! You're not playing Chopin guys!!! Lacks personality, creativity, technique. Only woke brainless people praises this music without soul.
whooo Miki's killin
yep!
This women is baddd! 😉
so true!
To the BONE! Rhythm Section us Outstanding too!
Tooooooooooooop!
Roxy's wonderful!
Love the direct purity of Roxy's playing. There is alot of technical intellictualization of some players (nothing wrong with that) Roxy seems to come from the melody of the song which is so refreshing!
YEP!
Where did you first discover Roxy?
@@outside-in-music believe it or not on youtube. I guess their algorhythm discovered i love jazz and she popped up. I love all of her youtube videos and also love her work with Jeremy Pelt a couple years ago. Thats a pretty strong endorsement from a major artist. Please keep these videos coming!
@@alansenzaki4148 for sure! more coming this week! :)
yea! Great! :)
Roxy Coss ~Do I hear a Charlie Parker influence?🎷☺
I think so!
holy crap, you go!