Bob Berg talks about music

[@juancpgo]

Such an amazing musician. So sad we lost him and Brecker prematurely.

[@johnsmallcombe3949]

“Some of the pop music from the 1930s is more groovin than what I hear now”, is the quote of the friggen century!

[@HonkyMonky]

Rest in peace dear Bob, you are one of the greatest 😌

[@fidosax77]

im an a follower of Bob Berg from the first time a heart him playing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Modes9]

I was trying to decide why I miss Bob and Michael Brecker so much. It comes down to three things: 1) harmonic sense 2) continuity and drive and 3) integrity. All of these are rare qualities in music...especially these days.

[@guillermobermudez4258]

Un virtuoso! Genio nunca olvidado!

[@edward_grabczewski]

Great to see him again.I saw him in London at the Institute of Education shortly after he released Enter The Spirit. It was great the hear those pieces live. 😊

[@raymondkarlsson9794]

So great and missed,

[@vincentjourde]

rest in peace bob berg... with all giants....thanks for all you gave us !

[@saxophonegroove]

Everything said makes perfect sense. Well said!!!

[@doce7606]

Bob Berg, who I came to admire late but who it seems came only too late to realise his own greatness, that Miles saw in '85/86. Note how Bob climbs the London Bridge steps in half-whole intervals, like a proper disciple of 'trane. Peace and love.

[@SOGLIDER]

Thanks for this very important interview.

[@greorjazz]

@Alastair6 Thanks I love him too. He is one a the musicians the most important for me.

[@greorjazz]

@psadotti Yeahhh a big jam session in heaven !!!!!

[@claryscat]

@psadotti I had the same thought. So I been sheddin' like there is no tomorrow. You know all the cats will be there... Trane, Michael, Bird, Cannonball... and the fiercest rhythm section. You know they let him right on the stand because he was ready.