Emmet Cohen Trio Live at SMOKE Vol. 1
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Recorded on February 17, 2023 at SMOKE Jazz And Supper Club in NYC
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Emmet Cohen - Piano
Yasushi Nakamura - Bass
Kyle Poole - Drums
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0:00 Emmet Cohen Trio Live at Smoke - title screen
5:42 Around the Corner (Barry Harris)
11:55 La Rosita (Walter Haenschen; lyr. Lester O’Keefe // arrg. inspired by Earl “Fatha” Hines)
19:02 Emmet Cohen Welcomes the Audience at SMOKE Jazz Club
20:27 Introduction of the Trio - Emmet Cohen, piano; Yasushi Nakamura, bass; Kyle Poole, drums
21:14 Matchmaker, Matchmaker (from ‘Fiddler On the Roof’) (Jerry Bock; lyr. Sheldon Harnick)
30:24 Old Folks (Willard Robison; lyr. Dedette Lee Hill) - Miles Davis, Wynton Kelly
40:25 Toast To Lo (Emmet Cohen)
53:39 ‘Round Midnight (Thelonious Monk)
1:02:10 A few remarks to close the set
1:04:09 Honeysuckle Rose (Fats Waller; lyr. Andy Razaf)
*Emmet Cohen Trio: Live at SMOKE Vol. 1*
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0:00 Emmet Cohen Trio Live at Smoke - title screen
5:42 *Around the Corner* (Barry Harris)
11:55 *La Rosita* (Walter Haenschen; lyr. Lester O’Keefe // arrg. inspired by Earl “Fatha” Hines)
19:02 Emmet Cohen Welcomes the Audience at SMOKE Jazz Club
20:27 *Introduction of the Trio* - Emmet Cohen, piano; Yasushi Nakamura, bass; Kyle Poole, drums
21:14 *Matchmaker, Matchmaker* (from ‘Fiddler On the Roof’) (Jerry Bock; lyr. Sheldon Harnick)
30:24 *Old Folks* (Willard Robison; lyr. Dedette Lee Hill) - Miles Davis, Wynton Kelly
40:25 *Toast To Lo* (Emmet Cohen)
53:39 *‘Round Midnight* (Thelonious Monk)
1:02:10 A few remarks to close the set
1:04:09 *Honeysuckle Rose* (Fats Waller; lyr. Andy Razaf)
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*Yes indeed, where there’s Smoke…there’s fire.*
The Trio brought the heat during this Friday ‘late-night’ set at the gorgeously renovated ‘SMOKE’ 🔥🎼🎶🍸🔥
*Thanks so much, gentlemen, for pouring out what you do…and in the way that you do it.* 💌 You are, forever, class acts . . . beyond price.
(Emmet, - grateful to provide this whenever I’m able to do so. . .Spencer - thanks for giving word when video edit has uploaded.)
With respect, Meira 🙏🏽💯🌎
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Thanks so much for taking the time to list the individual tunes.
you’re so welcome @Todd Brown…it’s always my wish that this info remain available to all, whenever possible. We’re all in this together - these cats work so hard to make this music happen...🙏🏽💥
(updates lists have been included for performances in Tucson & Jeonju-si, Korea) - Stay swinging, family. 🎶🔥♥️
@@Meira_A Indeed much appreciated.
Oh Meira, your listing is so welcome, how do you manage to recognise all those pieces? It comes as my 'homework' for the week, as I can use the internet to research the origin and history of all those compositions. But without your titles, I'd be stumped! Thanks so much. From WW here in the UK
Love so much how Kyle accompany with the group. He always make the music tasty and joyful.
Once again, a stellar performance! Love how Kyle is so responsive to the slightest nuance in the music on the drums!
Sat 5 feet from Cohen on Friday in Chicago as he and his trio gifted us one of the most exquisite, joyful, and explosively edifying essaying on the history of Jazz I have experienced! Absolutely beautiful!
Great bass on Old Folks - sweet and personal
The wide angle shot is very reminiscent of the cover for Oscar Peterson’s ‘We Take Requests’. Just a funny and wholesome happenstance.
That hat with the feathers will go down in history!
Jazz musicians : clairvoyants -- audiences, attendees of the seance
Amazing!!!!! Great jazz pianist of today....
Как всегда с огромным удовольствием слушаются эти музыканты. Поражает звук т.е работа звукоча. И невероятный подбор композиций. Solo bass in Ballad Nakamura Bravo!!!!!!!!
All your sessions are great - just one compaint - can you please list the songs and timings. Would be great for new jazz fans to be aquainted with the repertoire. Even old guys that have been listening and playing them for years! (like me) Thanks!
These sets are entirely improvised. Titles and timings are routinely added to the youtube file as comments.
seriously has there been a more versatile jazz pianist in the past 50 years ?
Not saying he was MORE versatile, but before he died, Kenny Kirkland.
Emmett is in company with McCoy, Oscar, Harold Mayburn Jr., Tommy Flanagan, Don Pullen……It’s not a contest, it’s a pantheon.
Emmet is a fine pianist, and is to be appreciated for his contributions to the jazz scene as an entrepreneur and promoter, spreading the music, and providing worldwide exposure to many great young (and elder) artists, around the world. As a jazz listener for nearly 70 years, living in the Santa Cruz Mountains, COVID has ended my days of listening to jazz in the clubs, and Emmet's sets have exposed me and millions of others worldwide to dozens of fine new artists I would never have heard, as well as to many of the elders, like Mary Stallings, Joe Farnsworth, Ken Peplowski, Houston Person, Russell Malone, Benny Golson, Randy Brecker, and Joe Lovano. One of the new artists he's featured, Samara Joy, most deservedly won a Grammy! And I have supported him to the tune of more than $2.5K. But the most versatile in the past 50 years? Gimme a break! Historically, dozens of pianists are in his class musically.
@@jimbrown1559 I think when he said versatile he meant that emmet has the ability to absorb and master all of the styles and skills that jazz has to offer across the genres history. Not necessarily most skilled or best jazz pianist simply most well rounded.
I would add he's a great accompanist as well.
Most hip!
8:19
There is a man eating while the band is playing. That's what you do when some "Soft Jazz" guy like Kenny G is playing where the music is just some background noise.
But you never ever do that when serious musicians like these three are on the stage!
Food is goid st Smoke and how could you hold anything down when Kenny G is playing?
There is a VERY long history of great jazz being performed in clubs where serving food provides the profits that pays the band!
@@jimbrown1559 you are right. But there’s also something called respect that tells you to eat during the breaks between sets and certainly not while the band is playing.
Man wtf kind of nonsense are you talking about. Who made you the judge of what types of musicians you can eat in front of? You obviously have an exaggerated idea of jazz musicians as gods because you haven't practiced enough to understand what they're playing. Once you understand what they're playing, you will realize that they're just human beings. And they probably wouldn't want their audience to starve.
so can he drink or not? i dunno, people gotta eat and what are you, the food police? if someone can eat silently, what's the problem exactly? either he insults the kitchen and his stomach by not eating the food when it's meant to be eaten or he eats it when it's served. i've been to a lot of jazz clubs where the bartender is mixing drinks and making a lot of noise with shakers, and the musicians seem to take it in stride.
Great video production, sound is pretty good, but drums are LOUSY -- cymbals are critical to jazz drumming, and are inaudible thanks to their their distant miking and close miking of everything else. LISTEN to your mix while WATCHING the drummer!