BassHeadJazz not for the most part but for the whole. Jazz is a music for the people by the people. As a professional myself I’ll gladly go pay a $10 cover fee and some drinks to go see awesome musicians like this
@@PoachedPete lotta bang for the buck there! To me it flirts with being accessible to the point that it devalues the product (like playing gig for free or drinks on the house) because than people expect to see a giant like Julian playing for peanuts. Im sure this isnt the case here, and the other side of the argument is exactly as you said. Who knows how many aspiring college musicians needed a little push and got that energy back by seeing Julian in an intimate setting like this.
This was a concert series at russ and daughters organized by the stone and I think it was curated by John Zorn. I think they had enough backing to adequately pay the musicians. A special treat for those of us who made it there.
I love how the noise of the cafe is a sincere part of the music. Its absolutely beautiful. Thats real jazz. I'm so glad someone put a guitar in his hands.
Absolutely... This reminds me of Bill Evans' village vanguard sessions. The clattering of the kitchenery and the subtle chatting and laughing of people in the background, the similarly beautiful tone of the two Scott's, and julian's sensitive and dynamic touch on his guitar. Ahh if only this was recorded in full...
And then he moved from the Gretsch to his Collings signature (which is one helluva guitar btw!) But, he's still playing the Tele (though I think he's got a P90 in it now), saw him do a set with it last week
@@jinr9841 Thank you, I was almost convinced to get from Julian to Radiohead tones in a Blues Jr buying one of them. Time to keep listening different amps
Rudolph Vernaz-Colas ABSOLUTELY the LAST place I’d expect to find them playing!! I wonder if they got a bunch of their pickles as a thank you for dropping in and playing there!
To quote Mr. Lage, “ahhhhh.”
Crazy how some of the biggest names in jazz still play these little bars and events. In a good way for the most part.
BassHeadJazz not for the most part but for the whole. Jazz is a music for the people by the people. As a professional myself I’ll gladly go pay a $10 cover fee and some drinks to go see awesome musicians like this
@@PoachedPete lotta bang for the buck there! To me it flirts with being accessible to the point that it devalues the product (like playing gig for free or drinks on the house) because than people expect to see a giant like Julian playing for peanuts. Im sure this isnt the case here, and the other side of the argument is exactly as you said. Who knows how many aspiring college musicians needed a little push and got that energy back by seeing Julian in an intimate setting like this.
mediocremagic I paid 20€ for a concert of Julian’s trio yesterday and I’m still amazed. Best money I’ve spent ever.
Dumbocracy across the board!
This was a concert series at russ and daughters organized by the stone and I think it was curated by John Zorn. I think they had enough backing to adequately pay the musicians. A special treat for those of us who made it there.
I love how the noise of the cafe is a sincere part of the music. Its absolutely beautiful. Thats real jazz. I'm so glad someone put a guitar in his hands.
Reminds me of Evans' "village vanguard" album, where you can hear the plates rustling in the background
What an amazing solo by Mr. Scott Colley 😮!
Pre-covid Memories. Enjoy.
Those lively cafe sounds😍
Haha, I was sitting just out of frame to the left at the counter. This was such an incredible experience. Thanks for posting!
Yeah there’s also a pink elephant just out of frame to the left
The prince arrived on his guitar! ;) GREAT !!
Man, what a privilege to be there listening to this masters playing!! Thanks!!
Appreciating this as both a guitarist and upright bass player. Mastery and soul!
I saw julian at the stone in nyc, in a similar sized room. It’s like there’s magic in the air. It’s truly amazing.
damn... wish there was more of this session, and pro quality...
Absolutely... This reminds me of Bill Evans' village vanguard sessions. The clattering of the kitchenery and the subtle chatting and laughing of people in the background, the similarly beautiful tone of the two Scott's, and julian's sensitive and dynamic touch on his guitar. Ahh if only this was recorded in full...
You know it's good when you hear those guys in the audience makin' bedroom noises
Haha true
Great playing thank you
2:14 the way he struggles to find the right note but still manages to finish the phrase like god...
sounded more like a purposeful Django-esque bend to me
What a real music and happiness here!
Beautiful stuff --- thanks for sharing this!
great quality! thanks for this(:
thanks for sharing
Just wonderful..
What are these two stars doing - playing in a small café like this?!?
When u have a hi-class-skills in music, the smaller audience u get. But i'm sure ur 'small' audience appreciate ur music. Random opinion tho..
that's jazz!
that's the reality of the music business today
...just playing music. That’s what real musicians live for; to play, every chance they get.
It’s called making money. Not much of that in music nowadays let alone jazz and there never has been much for the latter anyway. Sad but true.
You gotta do this because you love it
Julian moved on from Tele to Gretsch, and I'll forever miss this tone
Just a temporary foray I'm sure. I don't believe there has ever been a guitar that didn't love Julian.
I don't think julian will ever 'move on' from the tele! At least I hope to god not
His tone with the Gretsch is really fantastic too and yeah I don’t think he’s moving on from the tele, just making another addition
And then he moved from the Gretsch to his Collings signature (which is one helluva guitar btw!) But, he's still playing the Tele (though I think he's got a P90 in it now), saw him do a set with it last week
damm
Yeah man
Scott Colley can play
Geez, give the guys some space when they play...Personally i would find it hard to play in these conditions...Kudos to these two great musicians!
Очень супер!!!!!!!!!!!
1:51 Julian starts solo
2 beasts, fuck, god damn, so good.
Thanks for sharing! Amazing duo, is Julian using a Fender Blues Jr or a Blues Reissue?
Vintage fender champ
@@jinr9841 Thank you, I was almost convinced to get from Julian to Radiohead tones in a Blues Jr buying one of them. Time to keep listening different amps
Did someone transcribe this one?
Beautiful bass player?..who is he?
Scott colley
WHAT? WHERE WAS THIS?!
Amazing, where is this?
Russ and Daughters in New York
When did you record this?
m.facebook.com/russanddaughterscafe/posts/2029845483917882
This is true pop music, but you can call it jazz so pop stars don't feel bad cuz lack of skills.
同じ血液型が感じる音質,,,,///\\\\oh-、、；；。。いいね！
Walter White took the day off from cooking in New Mexico to play a little bass in Manhattan.
He's still cooking here tbf
what is the guitar julian is playing here
tele
Where was this?
Russ and Daughters, East Village NYC
@@rudolphvernaz-colas2260 thank you!
Rudolph Vernaz-Colas ABSOLUTELY the LAST place I’d expect to find them playing!! I wonder if they got a bunch of their pickles as a thank you for dropping in and playing there!
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