12-15-18 "Mr. Barry Harris aka The Man Who Walks on Notes" - Star Eyes

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Barry Harris - Piano
Juni Booth - Bass
Billy Kaye - Drums
Sabor - Conga
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The Leader Barris Harris celebrated his 89th Birthday with his extended friends and family, his piano playing can be heard on countless record hit albums. As popular as he was in his prime he managed to find time to be on everyone's album. He delivered his Message to the audience never overwhelming or strong but you sure could tell his unique flavor that he added to the group was always the magical finishing touches that made another "Hit" album.
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[@wu5045]

What can you say? A Detroit legend! The master! The best teacher walking the planet. This man is an inspiration to all musicians, in all walks of life. Music isn't in him, he IS MUSIC! Thank you for all that you've done, for us Mr. Harris. May good bless, and keep you around for another 20 years if, it be his will!!

[@jazzcornertv]

Well said.

[@barryo5158]

Barry Harris was a great man! God bless him.

[@marisama7365]

some of the audience.... talking in the introduction? like srsly whoever was telling those ladies to shut at 5:18 bless your soul Barry Harris deserves much more respect

[@ChoBee333]

Barry dropped his glasses on the floor. He didn’t even miss a beat at 89. Wish someone saw n helped him pick them up. What a legend!

[@jazzcornertv]

You are absolutely correct, but it happened so fast most did not know if he needed or if one would be distracting the Master. He clearly showed the importance of always being prepared for the unexpected and improvise. Always teaching for sure and showing preparation.

[@carlinwoods245]

🎼may the great eternalGod always keepGrand master Dr. Barry Harris. He has given mega tons of his soul and his spirit to teach millions of us about the real pursuit of excellence.Gods Peace Love and strength to Barry always and forever🎺🎺🎺

[@FemalePrinciple]

They were so rude talking while a living legend was performing.

[@jazzcornertv]

Hello, The context is a whole bunch of senior citizens, for one night only to go out and meet all their long lost friends and an opportunity to have someone listen to them. Once a Year Thanksgiving Dinner or the Christmas Dinner sponsored by the Jazz Foundation of America maybe not the best location for an undivided attention for Mr. Harris (lol) But they love him and he loves them the same.

[@denny6281]

I have been gone from Detroit for many years.... Mr. Harris makes me proud to say I'm from the D baby! There are few that can hold a candle to you , Sir!

[@jazzcornertv]

Well said, we are the fortunate few to catch a glimpse in our era of such a Masterful Artist.

[@ninimee2516]

Rest in Peace

[@user-iu8rb1mr1q]

カッコ良いですね🎵

[@alchemysticgoldmind4164]

❤

[@carlinwoods245]

I remember Barry in a casual setting once commenting how he really hated performing before a noisy, talkative audience. This clip shows you why. Sooooo inconsiderate of this audience...I mean really...

[@jazzcornertv]

It was the Annual Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by the Jazz Foundation of America. If you ever have family members close to around Barry's age who have not seen each other in a year due to age and travel restrictions, who use to play together for One Night Only. Consider it the happiest moments of their lives not to mention all the other great musicians that played that night. It is called senior citizens uncontrolled pandemonium and love all in one room.

[@phillipbrown434]

Word. Such disrespect . Makes me want to cry.

[@kofimawutor]

Rude talkatives

[@jazzcornertv]

The context of the recording is at X-mas holiday dinner. Were all the Seniors and Musicians and fans of his age group get out once or twice a year. Eat dinner, socialize with whom they have not seen in 365 days. Its a version of senior citizen recess after school. Buddy Rich had quite a few "conversations" with talkies at his club. His agent and club promoter almost had a heart attack (lol).