Just when I think I can't love this song anymore than I already do...Kenny Kirkland has to come along and play the HECK out of it. R.I.P. Kenny - you're missed.
when i first heard this on casette tape in the 80's, i never realized that it was lee ritenour that was playing the guitar.....looking at it now, ya, it makes sense for the guitar to have the sound that it does :P
Ritenour, Valentin, Kirkland, Weckl, Marienthal, Scott, Mintzer, Brecker, et al... What a Lineup ! Have that cd, but haven't played it in years...maybe I'm overdue !
Kenny Kirkland piano, Lee Ritenour chit., Dave Valentin flauto, Eric Mariental sax, John Patitucci basso, Alex Acuna percussioni, Dave Weckl Batteria. Dir. Dave Grusin 10° Anniversario della GRP
Peter Sprague is the best!!!!! this is just GREAT, well, if you understand it! you know, one can not understand the beauty of a chinese poem if you don't know the language! think about it...
If you liked this, you might enjoy Inmigrantes Big Band, led by Uruguayan director Daniel Camelo. His original music blends jazz composition and arranging techniques with South American musical influences such as Candombe, Murga, Chacarera, Zamba, and Milonga. There's some clips here on UA-cam, but audio on most of them isn't that great. But you can get his album "Puertos" on Itunes or Amazon...it's really cool music, NEW sounds. Check it out!
@WoodenBadger77 I assume you haven't seen the entire recording session because Arturo gets ample solo space on "I Remember Clifford Brown" and "Manteca" with Randy Brecker.
First of all, R.I.P. Kenny Kirkland. He's still sorely missed. As for the band, 'slammin'. As far as I know, the complete compilation isn't available on dvd, but it still rocks on laser disc. BluRay where are you?
It is major smoken but at the same time I 'll bet that everyone on the stage was trying to be an utilmate pro out of respect for Chic...Everyone of them has played the tune to death and beyond. It's not enough tune for that group of monsters to shine on; it's a short show piece; The chart smokes and the band is fabulous! There is so much talent on that stage!!!!!
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Just when I think I can't love this song anymore than I already do...Kenny Kirkland has to come along and play the HECK out of it.
R.I.P. Kenny - you're missed.
barbaroooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! que buenooooooo!!! no lo había visto...
bella flauta!, excelente arreglo!
when i first heard this on casette tape in the 80's, i never realized that it was lee ritenour that was playing the guitar.....looking at it now, ya, it makes sense for the guitar to have the sound that it does :P
Boricua! My father has the original CD for this. Its great! I grew up listening to this guys.
Wonderful Kenny! R.I.P.
flute solo awesome my next life i wanna be like him
Ritenour, Valentin, Kirkland, Weckl, Marienthal, Scott, Mintzer, Brecker, et al...
What a Lineup !
Have that cd, but haven't played it in years...maybe I'm overdue !
Boy he wasn't kidding when he said it's an amazing arrangement! INCREDIBLE!
I love Kirkland's music. He will be missed.
The great Alex Acuña on percussion. !Viva el Perú!
killer killer killer tune and arrangement!
A BEAUTIFUL DREAM!!!
I'm with you! Lee Ritenour does a great job.
YES! Dave Weckl mullet-era ftw.
Was that Alex Acuna on congas and percussion?
Man !! This is a Dream Team of musicians
what an arrangment!!!!!
Fabulous arrangement Peter Spraue!
Kenny Kirkland piano, Lee Ritenour chit., Dave Valentin flauto, Eric Mariental sax, John Patitucci basso, Alex Acuna percussioni, Dave Weckl Batteria. Dir. Dave Grusin
10° Anniversario della GRP
...also Eddie Daniels on clarinet / tenor sax and Nelson Rangell on alto and flutes
KK is the man.
excelente . sin palabras
a tough of Return to Forever...due and....Thanks to Dave Valentin and Alex..Thanks rodrum
Peter Sprague is the best!!!!! this is just GREAT, well, if you understand it! you know, one can not understand the beauty of a chinese poem if you don't know the language!
think about it...
@neody14 Kenny Kirkland passed away a couple years ago - but was one of the absolute greatest pianist - he's one of my top 3 favorite pianists
Don't forget about George Bohanon on the trombone and Ernie Watts on the tenor! I can remember the 3rd trumpet player's name...oh Sal Marquez.
Que belleza, que grandeza, gracias, pero la verdad me sabe mas a Latinoamerica que a "Spain".
this is aaaawesome!! love this tune:D
great vid
it is really very good.
Never saw this before, great arrangement. Much better than we had at North Texas. They actually wrote a guitar part!!!
HELL of a chart!!
3:40 - 4:03... total heaven!
If you liked this, you might enjoy Inmigrantes Big Band, led by Uruguayan director Daniel Camelo. His original music blends jazz composition and arranging techniques with South American musical influences such as Candombe, Murga, Chacarera, Zamba, and Milonga.
There's some clips here on UA-cam, but audio on most of them isn't that great. But you can get his album "Puertos" on Itunes or Amazon...it's really cool music, NEW sounds. Check it out!
Lee is great!
ke video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! super
Awesome
Who was the arranger? What an intro!!! Flute with guitar then the first chorus!! Who is the guiyarist??
I GOT THIS ON CD!!! same recording
@WoodenBadger77 I assume you haven't seen the entire recording session because Arturo gets ample solo space on "I Remember Clifford Brown" and "Manteca" with Randy Brecker.
DAMN!! I cant stop farting! Damn burgers and fries got me farting ALL DAY.Murder burgers and suicide fries is killin my stomach.
nice scales & times, really good arrangement, but the guitar solo ...... may be
naaaaa, excelelnt video, thanks to share it
1:50-2:36...WTF?!!!! what are these crazy subs? not sure that i love them but it is just an ncredible perspective on this classic tune!
I think that's the floutist singing while playing
Yes is Bob Mintzer
this band is # 1 +AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
First of all, R.I.P. Kenny Kirkland. He's still sorely missed. As for the band, 'slammin'. As far as I know, the complete compilation isn't available on dvd, but it still rocks on laser disc. BluRay where are you?
Awesome arrangement.... would be good to sight read on a Sunday lunchtime gig after 3 pints of Stella.... (not)
Lee Ritenour!, Chick Corea!, Dave Weckl!,
plus one: ernie watts, man! cool!
aren't rick perry and bob mintzer sitting on the tenor sax section too?
the semi bald guy with the glasses playing the trumpet looks familiar too
Thanxs but i asked for the name of the effect on the guitar not the guy playing it.
yeah, I just noticed he's playing the bass clarinet. not the tenor sax...
@davisc1926 he means chord substitutions.
0:45 to skip to music
It is major smoken but at the same time I 'll bet that everyone on the stage was trying to be an utilmate pro out of respect for Chic...Everyone of them has played the tune to death and beyond. It's not enough tune for that group of monsters to shine on; it's a short show piece; The chart smokes and the band is fabulous! There is so much talent on that stage!!!!!
Can someone please tell me whats the name of that fx on the guitar? Thanxs
Lee Ritenour
Oh Kenny Kirkland you are missed! What a cool video! thanks for sharing! But how could they not have given Arturo a solo on that one????
Is Kenny Kirkland, R.I.P
@steflova2 Kenny Kirkland passed away in 1998, nearly 13 years ago.
Who is that on soprano sax? Looks familiar.
Dave Grusin.
w00t w00t arturo around 510
every era is dave weckl mullet era
i like the vid, but it's just what freeeedy says; someone's opinion, so try to respect it!
@ighip Crazy subs?? These are all stars.
@otrolalique Dave Valentin
Whos the pianist?
5:02 peacock.
my brother's been using my youtube account again. "deplorable lack of vibe", what a lamo.
quien es el flautista?
otrolalique David Valentin
@Erikolson99 Mr. Herbie Hancock