A Beatles early classic the depth of writing and wordsmith was then outstanding i was 18 then im 70 now but the structure is simply beautifully reborn in this cameo
I"d listen to Fred during the late 80's and 90's, playing solo in a place in Harvard Square. Back then, his repertoire was encyclopedic and he played with the sensitive expression, articulation and depth he played with long before those hardships. He's got an uncanny story to tell, but it was born of something else besides calamity. This music is not catharsis, it's sensitivity. He's just an extraordinary artist.
I love the slower, softer version with its sensual, romantic quality. Well done. 👏🏻
GREAT MUSIC!! One of the greatest living jazz pianists, great trio music. Great feeling, sensitivity, harmonics, and rhythm.
A Beatles early classic the depth of writing and wordsmith was then outstanding i was 18 then im 70 now but the structure is simply beautifully reborn in this cameo
Well said. Me too.
Thank you for this magnificent performance at Funchal Jazz Festival
This song is credited Lennon-McCartney, not just McCartney. Even if it was written by Sir Paul.
This guy knows the most fantastic chords.The sound of genius to the max.
Mc Pherson great drummer
Fred and Janice Siegel did a piano-voice rendition on Slow Hot Wind that is even more stunning than this lovely trio version. Check it out!
澄み切った冬の空から舞い落ちる雪の結晶のような...金平糖のような優しい甘さの音...Starry Sugarplum fairy's Sound fluttering down from Heaven*****
Listen to the original and you will see why Fred relayed this in his own very special way
He plays all the pain he is going through with his sickness. And that is pure beauty.
I"d listen to Fred during the late 80's and 90's, playing solo in a place in Harvard Square. Back then, his repertoire was encyclopedic and he played with the sensitive expression, articulation and depth he played with long before those hardships.
He's got an uncanny story to tell, but it was born of something else besides calamity. This music is not catharsis, it's sensitivity.
He's just an extraordinary artist.
I didn't know he was ill. Is he still ill? Breathtaking player.
Exquisite. What he has been through in his life, and emerge from it playing so beautifully, is amazing.
Exquisite touch, deep listening, thankyou
Molte Grazie
exquisite.
OMG that was gorgeous.
great great great
Tasteful!!!
Wow
Maravillosos músicos
Una delicia !!!!!
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The title says it all.......
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Why do you write those timestamps?
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Fred Hersch is great, but the string bass is overpowering the trio.
No, you know, when you think about it differently, it's not... It's kind of an interesting dynamic - although I accept it's probably accidental.