Herbie stayed away from those butter notes 🤓 🎹

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ALEX IS STRAIGHT SICK

Deep my brother bless

Beau son de la guitare

Belle biguine bon zandoli pa tini pat bel interprétation !

格好良すぎるw何十年前の演奏とは思えないww

Bravo les gars ! Ça swingue bien. Qui sait si un jour j’aurai la chance de faire un son avec vous ...

peut être la plus belle note merci infiniment

😠 ρ尺ｏΜ𝐎ᔕᗰ

boring

Has anyone asked what concert this piece is taken from? It's really outtasite!

super

Monsieur Camille Sopran’n , vous êtes une pure merveille !!! Combien j’ai regretté d’avoir décliné votre offre d’avoir l’honneur d’être votre guitariste 🎸 à Boulogne sur la péniche le BB Antilles . Vous vous souvenez ? C’était votre pianiste Abdoulaye qui m’avait permis de jouer quelques morceaux avec vous. La petite boîte de sécurité de mon père allait couler si je n’allais pas travailler chez lui à Montparnasse. Vous qui êtes très famille, vous pouvez me comprendre. Nonobstant, je n’ai jamais cessé de jouer, d’apprendre et de bosser la musique seul, comme un ascète. Chaque fois que je rencontre un antillais, qu’il soit musicien, policier, sdf ,ou autre, je lui parle de vous et me « targue » d’avoir joué avec vous en 1995. Je n’ai entendu que des louanges, du respect et de l’admiration à votre égard. C’est le chauffagiste de mon HLM , un ancien légionnaire qui m’a donné l’orthographe de votre nom et ça m’a donné la joie de découvrir votre merveilleuse musique 🎶. En effet je croyais que c’était Camis Soprane . Un grand merci 🙏 que Dieu vous bénisse toujours. Romuald.

Do you have any idea how many recordings, official & otherwise, exist of Impressions? I have over 50. Calling this the best is, at best, specious.

Excellent. Hyper soft. Waouh. Merci pour la biguine..

Félicitations 👍

Félicitations Sylvain , pour le fondu du début, et pour l’interprétation en général avec le maestro J Ménard.

You don't listen to this man. You experience him.

Tanya belle femme belle voix un vrai ange

Superbe !!!!!!!!!!

MAGNIFIQUE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

😉💚🌿❣️

Tanya la belle charmante 😘

Lamp fall Ina Kal kamalu

Great song by Cheikh Lo. Brilliant!

Sounds so alien to me. I probably don't understand the underlying complexity.

Good song

二人の競演は楽しい。

Coltrane was a wonderful saxophonist we can all agree on but I feel like he hit some of those drugs a bit too hard on this epic solo.

cookin dude!

Roooy Hayyynes 💓💓💓

I guess the reason nobody's playing the bass is because that would be attempted murder?

Wonderful ! De la musique, de la vraie ! ☝🏾

This is not for the faint of heart. This is where Trane left all the devices of this world and instead went full steam into the astral realms. you can tell. Theres no sugarcoating in his playing. straight raw and lacking any ambivalent intent or notes. This is intended to sound just like it is. I played with Trane once in 63 in a house in san fransisco. My friend and jazz officinato Gales Peterson called and said you wont believe whos over. come quick. I picked up my recorder and left. When i got there and walked in Trane was in full steam in the living room playing impressions with a band of his friends. Me being the cocky guy i was put my recorder out the case and started playing during his solo. Jimmy Garrison stopped playing his bass and slapped me and said sit down cracka!! I followed his orders but left after mccoys solo too embarrassed to face anyone.

That's what John Coltrane gave us !

J'adore!!

trop belle cette biguine !!!!!!

Super! Merci Sylvain pour la publication de cette vidéo! Mais c'est le fête de la guitare!!! Bravo à vous tous!

Yes!

What the hell did the sound engineer do at the last 30 seconds when Jimmy and Mccoy come in to state the tune. That is nonsense since they cued away from the drums. That does not sound like Roy Haynes either more like Elvin Jones but I wasn't there so I can only go by the liner notes.

I tried hard to understand or feel pleasure in free jazz. I just can't. I love Frank Morgan, Art Pepper and several Coltrane albums such as Crescent, Blue Train, Ballads, Soultrane, etc... But when it come to chaotic fucked up nonesense jazz that remind me an epileptic in crisis, i just cant. I need a musical structure, a melodie, a progression... something that i can follow at least a little.

Great!

We are all very lucky to have this musician in our life, and blessed to be able to appreciate his artistry and spirit. Thank you John Coltrane.

This is shamanistic music. The spirits are talking through Coltrane's horn. Coltrane is opening himself up to the same chthonic forces that create suns and galaxies. Michael Brecker was a great saxophonist and a wonderful player, but this kind of playing is on a whole different level. You could say 16 bars of this solo contains most of what Brecker ever played, which is by no means a criticism . I think Brecker is up there with the greatest saxophonist of history like Sonny Rollins and Coleman Hawkins. I would put Wardell Gray in that grouping as well. But Coltrane who first created Brecker's style and the style of most of his disciples, goes way beyond it and into some other sphere, one might say beyond the limitations of playing music on the tenor sax.

six stars..., out of five !!!!!

Michel Alibo, you got such power, feeling and great musicianship! Fantastic!!

Deep, warm and beautiful Live, thanks for keeping Jazz alive !

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Bonjour je suis un grand fans de toi et de Camille( je prend des cours avec lui) es ce que on pourais mieux se conaitre j'ai plus envie de vous connaître, vous les artistes.