"All The Things You Are" - Sullivan Fortner - 2015 American Pianists Awards

[@amotinyabongo5659]

I love how he is actually enjoying what he's doing with the music at 01:59, Amen???

[@sebbo1496]

that drummer is playing the air right above the drums..haha...frikkin love it

[@beausie-woesieherewegoesie2548]

Just this second saw him in Orlando LIVE with Chris Botti. Now a fan forever!

[@AkilHenry]

Beethoven quotes at the end were dope 🔥🔥🔥 Sullivan man!

[@TehWinnerz]

they all look so damn relaxed!

[@The_Lincoln_Penny]

Dexter Gordon would be proud of the into

[@wangyiming3341]

this groove

[@GARRY3754]

Sounds like half time in a section? Pretty slick.

[@PlayBetterJazz]

fresh take on this tune, good stuff! Love the Bach and Beethoven quotes

[@someguy007]

How I decide if i like a jazz pianist: Top of the list, whats he doing with his left hand. So he got me right away. I will keep following. Thank you.

[@sorchamccarrey]

he's ridiculously good

[@HALLBARBARA11]

He is so great. I haven't even words to begin to list all of the reasons.

[@GregMadman]

Drummer faces are unbelievable ! x')

[@caponsacchi9979]

The best thing that could happen to jazz would be a Ken Burns series on the Great American Songbook. A composer each week. Berlin to Van Heusens--a bunch of Jewish guys excepting Duke and Cole. A symbiotic relation to jazz, those songs allow us to measure the distance from Hawk to Stitt to Trane to Dexter (Body and Soul)) or a common language (Gershwin's I Got Rhythm). to jam on.

[@J3unG]

The Great American Songbook is what is fucking wrong with jazz. You are being stuck to these old motherfucking tunes and not creating anything substantially different to what are essentially pop tunes from a bygone era. It's annoying.

[@carlosaperezstrauss1285]

Wonderful version

[@lonniemcfadden7616]

Wow... I love this!👏👏👏

[@Jazzygurl222]

Beautiful,love it ,love it,love it!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kasia_n_kasia6390]

@sullivanfortner #sullivanfortner What a GEM!

[@JeremyRaden]

Supercool and smooth. That piano is very bright for a Steinway but perfect for this performance.

[@christopherpi2010]

It's a yamaha

[@JeremyRaden]

Christopher Pitts, it showed a Steinway logo at some point in the video.

[@christopherpi2010]

@@JeremyRaden weird I've played it before maybe they used to have a steinway

[@JeremyRaden]

Oh, cool, you’ve played there.

[@christopherpi2010]

@@JeremyRaden yeh but not as insane as Sullivan wow. Maybe one day. Happy new years

[@peterkaan4462]

genius

[@user-ni7lk4rv5i]

3:34

[@AZ-ru4ug]

These cool phrases let me wash off everything and have more energy

[@louialigon6747]

man that sounds so weird

[@danieldillon6436]

For somebody who is supposed to be the new great Jazz piano player, I was not convinced. He plays all over the tune but never really swung through the changes, he really just played on the intro changes. He is using the Cedar Walton's hits from the Eastern Rebellion album for the head arrangement. I think that Christian Sands blows Sullivan away. Christian is a great younger 'straight ahead' Jazz pianist who shreds the changes on the level of Oscar Peterson or Benny Green.