So very sad to hear that David Sanborn has just passed away. I hope that if there is a heaven that he is rejoined by so many of his predecessors including this other genius Phil Woods. Rest in Peace. Your gorgeous music will live on.
I was lucky to see David live a couple of times in London heading a concert with Spyro Gyra and Al Jareau what a concert. I started to tune into David in the early 80s and have been lucky to have listened and seen what to me is the finest auto saxophone player around and for that I’m truly grateful. RIP David you’ll be very sadly missed ❤
Sandborn was an incredible talent with a library of work that is completely amazing. Go in peace Mr. David Sanborn you will live in our hearts and our minds forever.
Two incredible musicians. Rest in peace David. This is brilliant musicianship. Master class. Both are incredible Legends teaching so much to the listeners volumes of knowledge. Phil Woods played historical references making, for example, Bebop come to life. The smooth modern progressive and the historical purest blending fantasticslly
Worked at one of the greatest record stores in the northeast, the Record Archive, in Rochester, NY, around the time this was aired, and recall a segment of Night Music when D. Sanborn paired Leonard Cohen singing "Who by Fire" with Sonny Rollins, which all of us at the record store could not stop talking about. Memories flood in quite suddenly. Love how they intro the tune with the vamp from Miles' "All Blues" but then tear into "Willow Weep ..."
Dave was a class act all the way. His Night Music show was too short lived. His respect for jazz, jazz musicians, and the history and culture of jazz are displayed and performed here. It's a sad day to realize Dave is gone. He was a wonderful musician and composer and his music is his part of his legacy equaled by his humanity and equanimity. I saw Dave in Hong Kong in 2010. Wow.
Two fabulous musicians, and two great human beings. Had the honor to meet both and to record with Sanborn on Luiz Millan's Brazilian Match album. What a band! So good to watch Tom Barney, Omar Hakim, Don Alias, Hiram Bullock and Philippe Saisse playing together!!!
I loved David's music so much. Zero ego and 100% talent. Got to see him live a few times. I loved his Night Music show! RIP, play that sax with the harps and angels You will be missed.❤
I had the opportunity to know Dave when we both were going to the State University of Iowa 1968. We were in the Jazz lab band that went to the Notre Dame Jazz Festival. It was great to see his career take off and influence so many young alto players.
I appreciate this at face value without comparing Dave and Phil. Phil came up in the jazz world. Dave came up in the blues and R&B world. The main thing is that they seemed enjoy playing together.
I loved this show. Dave Sanborn had some of the greatest jazz musicians on his show and also paid homage to the greats that had passed on the torch. He leaves a great legacy for other aspiring jazz musicians. In his own right, one of the greats himself. ❤ RIP
The go to sax guy ...his memorable solo on Billy Joel's 'Just the way you are ' is remembered by everyone ...but maybe not known who played it by everyone 🙂🙂🙂🙂
@@michaelhorozko2347 It's almost unbelievable! I first heard David Sanborn at my cousin's home when I was visiting relatives in Saint Louis (which is where Sanborn grew up, but I believe he was born in Florida) The album was a vinyl of "Straight to the Heart" and up to that point the only important music to me was gospel worship music...today that album is STILL my favorite! My wife and I have seen him in concert a few times over the decades most recently at the Jewel Jazz Club in Omaha NE. Nobody (not named Stevie Wonder) did it better than David Sanborn!
Wonderful. I had no idea that Sanborn and Phil Woods could be compatible. Notice how Phil begins his solo just where Sanborn leaves off (I mean in terms of what he’s playing).
Phil Woods hands down is killing it. Sonny Stitt told me one time, "always keep your fingers so close to the keys that people can't see them move". This is what PW is doing on this solo!
I don't quite get this comment. Why wouldn't every saxophone player be touching the keys pretty much all the time? Where else would the fingers go? I never played a saxophone, but I used to play the clarinet before the pandemic pretty much obliterated my practice space. Except for the fifth fingers having to man several keys and some register maneuvering with the thumb , it seems to me the fingers staying put was just normal technique--unless my memory is failing me or I was deceiving myself at the time.
By the way, I googled you, and I see that we both attended Berkeley High School--only mine was in Missouri. I like to tell people I graduated from Berkeley, and just leave it at that. (I can also say that I studied counterpoint with Bach--it just happens to have been Jan Bach, though, not Johann Sebastian.)
I was sad too. Great show, taped all of them to watch after my gigs. People in the American midwest, southeast, south and midlands weren't watching it - advertisers pulled out of it. No money, no show. Kinda like dating works (in America at least).
I love Dave's wild hair. But more seriously, what so great about Phil Woods was so modern, he played all the styles, so many killing solos on pop albums ... and we haven't even started to discuss all his amazing jazz albums.
That low Bb played at the end by Phil is wonderful!! Dave was my first alto saxophonist I fell in love with, trying to repeat his patterns studying and playing at home over his vinyls.....
How about the “I Feel Pretty” quote in the end tag? Both were huge influences when I was starting to listen. Met Phil a couple of times - always a gentleman
Yves Bajulaz exposure to great and different ways of making music art anything creative is a source of exansion and growth anything less is just ego. Sometimes being blown out of the water is the only way to wakeup and remember whats important. BUT Sanborn acquited himself admirably .
Me perdonan, pero detesto a Sanborn, reconozco que es un músico muy dotado pero es el mal gusto con flux y tocando sax. Phil Woods es todo lo contrario, es la pureza, la autenticidad la inteligencia, y la honestidad más absoluta, ligada a un talento gigante.
Si bien yo personalmente tampoco me fumo mucho el estilo de Sanborn (de hecho no es para nada mi tipo de estilo) humildemente de aceptar que demuestra sin lugar a dudas saber tocar jazz e inclusibe haber estudiado y tener lo necesario para ello. Simplemente no es su gusto tocar jazz tradicional o más apegado al sonido característico del saxofon jazzistico. Lo mismo sucede con muchos otros, como Eric Mariethal, Maceo Parker, Paquito DeRivera, etc
Look, there are the giants and those who follow. Dave is a contemporary , The originators are the real deal. Phil has more intent in each note and more charter than David's skills. Phil is the real deal, Like J. Coltrane. and Bill Evans, they are rare and bring the gifts none of before and nor after...You cannot imitate texture...
So very sad to hear that David Sanborn has just passed away. I hope that if there is a heaven that he is rejoined by so many of his predecessors including this other genius Phil Woods. Rest in Peace. Your gorgeous music will live on.
This is how live music is supposed to be played...no fake playing to the recording. This is greatness. RIP, David Sanborn. He's a legend.
I was lucky to see David live a couple of times in London heading a concert with Spyro Gyra and Al Jareau what a concert. I started to tune into David in the early 80s and have been lucky to have listened and seen what to me is the finest auto saxophone player around and for that I’m truly grateful.
RIP David you’ll be very sadly missed ❤
Sandborn was an incredible talent with a library of work that is completely amazing. Go in peace Mr. David Sanborn you will live in our hearts and our minds forever.
Two incredible musicians. Rest in peace David. This is brilliant musicianship. Master class. Both are incredible Legends teaching so much to the listeners volumes of knowledge. Phil Woods played historical references making, for example, Bebop come to life. The smooth modern progressive and the historical purest blending fantasticslly
Worked at one of the greatest record stores in the northeast, the Record Archive, in Rochester, NY, around the time this was aired, and recall a segment of Night Music when D. Sanborn paired Leonard Cohen singing "Who by Fire" with Sonny Rollins, which all of us at the record store could not stop talking about. Memories flood in quite suddenly. Love how they intro the tune with the vamp from Miles' "All Blues" but then tear into "Willow Weep ..."
GOAT... The Best TV Music Show of All Times!!! Period.
Dave was a class act all the way. His Night Music show was too short lived. His respect for jazz, jazz musicians, and the history and culture of jazz are displayed and performed here. It's a sad day to realize Dave is gone. He was a wonderful musician and composer and his music is his part of his legacy equaled by his humanity and equanimity. I saw Dave in Hong Kong in 2010. Wow.
Pure magic. I miss them . Hiram, David, Don and Phil..gone😢
Two fabulous musicians, and two great human beings. Had the honor to meet both and to record with Sanborn on Luiz Millan's Brazilian Match album. What a band! So good to watch Tom Barney, Omar Hakim, Don Alias, Hiram Bullock and Philippe Saisse playing together!!!
Amazing Dave and Phil ❤ Rest In Peace Music Angels
I loved David's music so much. Zero ego and 100% talent. Got to see him live a few times. I loved his Night Music show! RIP, play that sax with the harps and angels You will be missed.❤
Fantastically wonderful!!!!
Willows weep for me. Splendid !
Phil is an absolute beast here
I loved the sound of this magnificent musician. I´ll never stop hearing your rmusic. Rest in Peace, David!!🙏
David Sanborn takes me back. He's jammin' with the Greats who went before him.🎉
A pele e os ossos são passageiros, a vida bela e magnífica não pode ser consumida , apenas transformada...
Phil e David , até a próxima ! ❤
Wow way to play passionate creative sharing jamming. Two seamless. .
As one
I had the opportunity to know Dave when we both were going to the State
University of Iowa 1968. We were in the Jazz lab band that went to the Notre Dame Jazz Festival. It was great to see his career take off and influence so many young alto players.
Oh my god David Sanborn RIP
I appreciate this at face value without comparing Dave and Phil. Phil came up in the jazz world. Dave came up in the blues and R&B world. The main thing is that they seemed enjoy playing together.
Phil plays so still and with such fluidity. His fingers don’t detach from the saxophone 🎷.
As he said, "Feel the pearl"
What song is this?
@@revijazzz Willow weep for me
Great interpretation. 😊 just wonderful 🎵
RIP David you were always a class act, I played Chicago Song till the record wore out...
I learned the Chicago song years ago...still one of my fave songs to play
Music from another World.
I loved this show. Dave Sanborn had some of the greatest jazz musicians on his show and also paid homage to the greats that had passed on the torch. He leaves a great legacy for other aspiring jazz musicians. In his own right, one of the greats himself. ❤ RIP
The go to sax guy ...his memorable solo on Billy Joel's 'Just the way you are ' is remembered by everyone ...but maybe not known who played it by everyone 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Yep, and the Dan's Dr. Wu & so many more. Fantastic player
*go-to BTW, Steely Dan's "Dr. Wu" also.
Two heroes of mine. I met Phil at a Clinic in 2005 and he was the nicest guy.
Wow!! Those guys are legends! The only one that's still around is Dave Sanborn- RIP Phil Woods and Hiram Bullock.
Not as of Yesterday, Sad. Rip Mr. Sanborn...
@@michaelhorozko2347 It's almost unbelievable! I first heard David Sanborn at my cousin's home when I was visiting relatives in Saint Louis (which is where Sanborn grew up, but I believe he was born in Florida) The album was a vinyl of "Straight to the Heart" and up to that point the only important music to me was gospel worship music...today that album is STILL my favorite! My wife and I have seen him in concert a few times over the decades most recently at the Jewel Jazz Club in Omaha NE. Nobody (not named Stevie Wonder) did it better than David Sanborn!
Phil Woods was definitely the greatest alto saxophonist in the jazz history. ❤
This is really a great session!!
Wonderful. I had no idea that Sanborn and Phil Woods could be compatible. Notice how Phil begins his solo just where Sanborn leaves off (I mean in terms of what he’s playing).
The sound Phil woods gets out of that horn is just something else
Saw him like live in 1986 Florida. Great show with Tom Harrell trumpet
Still have poster. Go Phil! 😎
Phil Woods hands down is killing it. Sonny Stitt told me one time, "always keep your fingers so close to the keys that people can't see them move". This is what PW is doing on this solo!
I don't quite get this comment. Why wouldn't every saxophone player be touching the keys pretty much all the time? Where else would the fingers go? I never played a saxophone, but I used to play the clarinet before the pandemic pretty much obliterated my practice space. Except for the fifth fingers having to man several keys and some register maneuvering with the thumb , it seems to me the fingers staying put was just normal technique--unless my memory is failing me or I was deceiving myself at the time.
By the way, I googled you, and I see that we both attended Berkeley High School--only mine was in Missouri. I like to tell people I graduated from Berkeley, and just leave it at that. (I can also say that I studied counterpoint with Bach--it just happens to have been Jan Bach, though, not Johann Sebastian.)
@@jeffryphillipsburns Keeping the fingers so close to the keys makes it easier to play faster.
I am always amazed by how much David Sanborn's fingers are flying but his whole posture is unique anyway!
Yes but the other guy gets around OK!
Phil was incredible.
My man Phil, my man Phil. When he plays he will amaze you with his skill
What song is this?
Album was called My Man Benny, My Man Phil. Benny Carter and Phil Woods, recorded and released in 1989
I don't know why this show ended.
I was sad too. Great show, taped all of them to watch after my gigs. People in the American midwest, southeast, south and midlands weren't watching it - advertisers pulled out of it. No money, no show. Kinda like dating works (in America at least).
Wow!!! So powerful. Getting into saxophone music later in life, but it's never too late as long as you are on the right side of the ground.
I was in the army going back to korea from seattle 1990, dave was on the plane ,it was headed to portland first i got to talk to him
❤❤❤❤❤
I love Dave's wild hair. But more seriously, what so great about Phil Woods was so modern, he played all the styles, so many killing solos on pop albums ... and we haven't even started to discuss all his amazing jazz albums.
That low Bb played at the end by Phil is wonderful!!
Dave was my first alto saxophonist I fell in love with, trying to repeat his patterns studying and playing at home over his vinyls.....
You can't go wrong learning from Dave Sandborn💥🎶💥🎶
Chanelling Zoot from Sesame Street!
Phil’s last note: Sharp 4 - lydian scale.
🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Glad they recorded all of these wonderful shows.
Miss Big Phil.
captain Woods in heaven, i love You
8:01 I love how the drummers torso is perfectly still while his arms are shredding the kit
Siete semplicemente meravigliosi
“Not going to be opening a Blue Note there..”
I saw this when it originally aired. Fantastic.
Wow..what a present..thank you..they are so good...all of them...wow❤
This was such and incredible show! Here Dave gets to trade licks with one of his idols. The band is just sensational.
Sanborn intro into solo it’s fire 🔥
Phil Woods.. master....
They opened it with Miles’ All Blues.
....rip to u great phil...love ur tone
Bonjour merci beaucoup pour votre son trop magnifique
I feel pretty, oh so pretty amazing!
Yes damnstraight
2 grandes del saxo.
Wow.. Omar Hakim, Hiram Bullock on the same stage. That's a monster band!
Watch them with jeff healy on same show
Fun fun fun😁😆😘
How about the “I Feel Pretty” quote in the end tag? Both were huge influences when I was starting to listen. Met Phil a couple of times - always a gentleman
Grande Don alias......
Incredible enough said .
2 Masters!!! 🥰
Excelente!!
Fila sam slušao uzivo nrgdje šezdesetih godina u Tuzli Novak Zdravko
Phil Woods......HOLY CRAP he was good!!
Fabulous!
muito bom maravilhoso
Exciting
Phil is such a badass player... i dig Sanborn but here Phil chopped him good...
Yves Bajulaz exposure to great and different ways of making music art anything creative is a source of exansion and growth anything less is just ego. Sometimes being blown out of the water is the only way to wakeup and remember whats important. BUT Sanborn acquited himself admirably .
Inspired!!!!
3:00 Jesus!!!!
When fusion meet standard! Bravo set up!
Phil was a heavy influence on the late Richie Cole.
Tom Barney Bass, Omar Hakim Drums, Don Alias Percussion, Hiram Bullock Guitar - but who's the pianist?
Philippe Saisse
I can't see him but the bass player seems to be Marcus Miller.
Sorry, big mistake ! 🤣
I recorded these late night shows.
他人の褌で相撲を取るUA-camは好きじゃない面もあるけれど、フィルウッズのライブ映像が見られる幸せもあるから完全に否定できない
かつての映像アーカイブとしてのUA-camが好き
Je suis sacofonist alto et piano et j écoute toujours les maîtres du sacso je suis sacofonist pour toujours 🎺🎷🎷🎷🎺🎺🎺🎺💛💙
Круто... это мои учителя.
🙏🏾💥🙏🏾
This is from 1990 second season...Marcus isn't on bass or the musical director
Woods is smooth as silk and might be the better musician, but Sanborn got the saxophone to the masses.
GENIALNIE....!!!!
Damn what a hairdoo!
日本語ありがたい😬
すらむ
Basi per sax contralto
What tune is this?
Willow Weep for Me
Great recording, thoroughly enjoyed it. ...but I must ask, what is with Dave's hair?? Holy cow he had big hair... found it oddly distracting.
Mike Woodman hahaha looks like mad cientist.
If he were to grow a beard and dye everything dark red, then he would look like some kind of mutant wookie.
It wasn’t only the ladies who had big hair in the 80’s.
What is name of song
Willow Weep For Me
Me perdonan, pero detesto a Sanborn, reconozco que es un músico muy dotado pero es el mal gusto con flux y tocando sax. Phil Woods es todo lo contrario, es la pureza, la autenticidad la inteligencia, y la honestidad más absoluta, ligada a un talento gigante.
Si bien yo personalmente tampoco me fumo mucho el estilo de Sanborn (de hecho no es para nada mi tipo de estilo) humildemente de aceptar que demuestra sin lugar a dudas saber tocar jazz e inclusibe haber estudiado y tener lo necesario para ello.
Simplemente no es su gusto tocar jazz tradicional o más apegado al sonido característico del saxofon jazzistico.
Lo mismo sucede con muchos otros, como Eric Mariethal, Maceo Parker, Paquito DeRivera, etc
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seems So What...
Look, there are the giants and those who follow. Dave is a contemporary , The originators are the real deal. Phil has more intent in each note and more charter than David's skills. Phil is the real deal, Like J. Coltrane. and Bill Evans, they are rare and bring the gifts none of before and nor after...You cannot imitate texture...
Sanborn looks and sounds like a student in direct comparison with Phil Woods.