1979 07-29 Tony Williams COMPLETE Antibes Juan -les-Pins France

[@PIERRE-ERNEST]

One of the best live of Tony (with greatest musicians) who was upload : thank's a lot)

[@sucmyd1811]

This has to be the greatest performance of all time man. Just when Tony sings. ‘ there is a time where I love you more than what’s happening right now ‘ Oh man this drummer sings so beautifully with his drum kit and his voice !! rest in peace TONY WILLIAMS aka the greatest of them alllll

[@Kimble-fsk]

King Tony Williams .

[@robertpien8708]

Tony really set drummer in a more melodic fashion at playing drum solos . And really helped put thg his type of drumming forward. Great concert ty .

[@Gretchluver1]

This is fantastic! I've seen that amazing solo before from 25:44, but always wanted to see "There Comes A Time" afterwards. Also great to see Tony's singing the song.

[@RhythmDesigner]

トニー・ウィリアムス最高！！！

[@michaelthomas4230]

Oh myOh my are you kidding Us otherworldly, all things are possible THANKS MR WILLIAMS...

[@alaindelfieu4627]

Jeudi 19 Juillet 1979, 60 Francs. Merci du partage.

[@francoa2197]

Tony...i miss you..

[@gregmphillips]

Great concert! I bought the album that some of these songs are on when it came out! "The Joy of Flying". But the keyboards are in and out, mainly the minimoog. It gets better halfway through the concert. Altogether I'm very pleased! First time seeing him sing! Awesome band members! Nice to hear and see Tony during this time "live"! Thank you!!🙏😀😎

[@PIERRE-ERNEST]

Can you tell (writte in fact) what do you think of the last piece of "Joy of flying " : Morgan's notions (the duet with Cecil Taylor) ; for myself this tune was changed all my music's perceptions , thank you anyway

[@bradleyjay1970]

A young Bunny Brunel killing it here, for sure.

[@dagostinoification]

WHOW THANK YOU !!! With Bunny Brunel /bass ! I LOVE !

[@PIERRE-ERNEST]

I AGREE (for Bunny bass play : Percy Jones or Bo Stieff are in his way)

[@This_is_the_way-Jg]

Thank you. I remember the Joe louis arena experience. Trouble winds blew so hard off the river that night in '82.

[@familytreemusic]

Tony forever the King of the drumset

[@markcrimi]

This is great!! Thank you for posting!

[@chadcarrdrums]

WOW!!!! This is so good!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@jonsilence]

Another fantastic find from Matt the Man!!! Thank you bro.

[@dagostinoification]

Période de l'album "FLY" !formidable concert !

[@lesliefourton]

Great version of Proto Cosmos!

[@landofgoshenstudios6402]

The guitarist is underrated. A good FLOW!!!

[@Asymmatrix]

It takes balls to fill in for Allan Holdsworth....

[@DonaldSturgeAnthonyMcKenzieII]

Thank you!

[@JUANCARPENTERO]

Tracklist for the uninitiated here?? Incredible performance from beginning to end, best thing I've heard all month

[@joseluismartinez-bo4jr]

24:42 Killer bass

[@luisfernando-mm3jt]

Nice work

[@rayoll]

Thanks man!

[@cryptonios]

fusion at its finest

[@meekoloco]

26:25 😮😮😮

[@CactusTeether]

Thanks for this, any names of the players would be appreciated…

[@alhudson]

From Wikipedia: "In 1979, Williams formed another all-new Lifetime featuring Tod Carver (guitar), Bunny Brunel (bass), Bruce Harris (keyboards), and Tom Grant (keyboards). The band's sound was a major departure from the former New Lifetime's classic fusion, with the high-energy shredding heard on and largely abandoned in favor of a cerebral and groove-laden approach that emphasized mood and melody over technical virtuosity. As with the 1977 band the 1979-era Lifetime played a small number of live gigs and no studio recordings are known to exist. Toward the end of this period Williams pared-down the lineup to a trio and played some gigs with Tom Grant on keyboards and Bunny Brunel on bass"

[@Basskat100]

This performance was great. RIH Drummer extraordinaire Tony Williams. 1979, U.S. Army basic combat training, Fort Jackson South Carolina October. I had just joined up. 19 yes old

[@infinitygasmask]

@@alhudson for the trio of 1980 It was Patrick OHearn from Zappa’s band On bass

[@mcbcy8420]

Bunny Brunel (bass)

[@juliosajevicas4719]

set list ??????

[@madmonksmekshop]

Is it my headphones or are the keys well lost in the mix here?

[@anthonypaterra4315]

the mix isn't the best unfortunately - wayyy too heavy on guitar, no bass or low end, keys are pretty buried if audible at all. would kill to have a go at mixing this audio. the footage is incredible.

[@robertcarli1969]

49:20 Anyone know the song title ?

[@trashbirdie]

did you ever find out?

[@adamtabl]

performers please?

[@magn8195]

Amazing! What's the name of the first and last songs?

[@davideleouet]

First : Hittin’ on 6 (Album : Tony Williams The Joy Of Flying) Last : ?

[@trashbirdie]

wondering about the last tune also? Anyone knows the name?

[@ianphillips1365]

very cool, but hard to listen to a song like Wildlife without Holdsworth

[@sapientisat5308]

It’s not that hard

[@bassmonk2920]

Where is Tony's riser

[@robertcarli1969]

00:55

[@robertcarli1969]

29:40

[@trashbirdie]

What's the final tune?

[@sapientisat5308]

Cameraman hates the guitarist

[@magn8195]

Why did Tony stop playing at 46:44?

[@HelloCreature]

Space for the busy bass solo

[@magn8195]

@@HelloCreature Thanks!

[@jonsilence]

Tom Grant on keyboards, Tod Carver on guitar, Bunny Brunel on bass. I don't know the name of the black keyboardist.

[@robertcarli1969]

11:45 , 43:10

[@harryhat88]

Who are the band members please

[@trashbirdie]

I think it's Tod Carver on guitar, Bunny Brunel on bass, Bruce Harris on keyboards, Tom Grant on Keyboards

[@harryhat88]

@@trashbirdie thx

[@robertcarli1969]

@@harryhat88 i have "the joy of flying" 1978.

[@GEMINDIGO]

Why could I hardly hear the keyboard?The guy was obviously doin' somethin' good but I coulda nae hear it.C'mon Mr soundman.Why have a guy in the band if ya cannae hear the man?

[@MrMrh1958]

Terrible camera work!🤨

[@rossknowles5608]

i always get a pissed -off vibe from him. i know he had to deal with alot of things. such a shame he couldn't enjoy his amazing abilities without the issues caused by the environment at the time in the US.

[@robertcarli1969]

29:35